Now everyone has their own set of rules of what and how they want to communicate via the web. I use MySpace mostly for listening to new bands and keeping track of gigs via bulletins. I reserve Facebook for my actual friends, mainly because I’ve got some friends on there that I’ve known since Junior High School. I’d rather not share those old stories with someone I just met at a networking event. In those cases, I stay linked to the business contacts, new and old, via LinkedIn. And for me, Twitter is all about the RSS feed.
Posts Tagged ‘MySpace’
How Social Networks can help.
Posted in Music documentaries, Unconventional Media, internet, new media, virtual, tagged Blues, Chicago Bob Nelson, Emerson College, Eric Mofford, Facebook, filmmaking, internet, Lindsay Mofford, Linkedin, MySpace, new media, Travelin Trains, Twitter, Unconventional South, virtual, YouTube on March 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
A Great Weekend Ahead
Posted in Music documentaries, Unconventional Media, internet, new media, tagged Billy Falcon, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Chris Mulkey, Cinners, Darby Stanchfield, Diane Namm, Eric Mofford, Grateful Dead, Guy Clark, Hank Williams, Heartworn Highways, imdb, Jeff Seckendorf, Jon Lindstrom, Mashable, Michael Catalano, music video, MySpace, Nashville, new media, Phish, Rose Falcon, Steve Earle, Stone Cold Sober, The Sacrifice, The Sowing Cirlce, Townes Van Zandt, Unconventional Media, Unconventional South, Ustream, video streaming on February 25, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Join Billy, Rose and all their visiting guests this Saturday, February 28th, 9:30pm EST, 8:30pm CST, 6:30pm PCT by following this UStream link.
Stone Cold Sober …In Music City
Posted in Music documentaries, Unconventional Media, internet, new media, television, webisodes, tagged Charlie Daniels Band, David Allan Coe, Eric Mofford, filmmaking, Guy Clark, Heartworn Highways, Jared Blake, Martin Kahan, Michael Catalano, music, music video, MySpace, Nashville, Rodney Crowell, Steve Earle, Steve Young, The Levees, Think Pictures, Townes Van Zandt, Travelin Trains, Unconventional Media, Unconventional South, webisodes on February 7, 2009 | 1 Comment »
The music/reality television pilot “Stone Cold Sober…In Music City” is picking up steam and it looks like we’re headed into production later this Spring. I’m excited because this is a project I’ve really wanted see get off the ground ever since Michael Catalano introduced me to Brian Adams and Jared Blake over six months ago. [...]
The Gatekeepers must change, but not yet.
Posted in Red Camera, feature film, internet, webisodes, tagged AFTRA, DGA, Don Gierson, FilmFellas, Frances Fisher, Golden Globe Awards, Hollywood Reporter, Hulu, interactive, internet, Jeff Blue, Jeff Seckendorf, Maine Media Workshops, MembershipFirst, Mentors, Musicians Institute, MySpace, new media, One on One Film Training, Prince, record label, Red Camera, SAG, SAG Awards, SAG strike, television, Tina Fey, Titanic, Unconventional Media, webisodes, WGA, YouTube on January 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The amazing musical artist, once again known as, Prince has recently been quoted as saying, “the Gatekeepers must change.” This was in reference to his frustration with the major labels and the creation of his own record label and his three upcoming, yes three, releases. The man is prolific. He’s got [...]
Music in Film Panel
Posted in Music documentaries, Unconventional Media, internet, new media, video games, webisodes, tagged 411Gina, Clementine, COSMO, Finding Gina, Jannel Rap, Just Plain Folks, Local 47, Los Angeles Women in Music, Missing Persons, MySpace, Nashville, Need for Speed, Ourstage, Pandora, Professional Musicians Union, Squeaky Wheel Tour, Unconventional Media, Unconventional South, xbox, YouTube on December 9, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Yesterday, I finally pulled myself away from “Need for Speed:Undercover” on the XBox. I’m having a terrible time making it past the early levels so that I can see more of the live action footage that I produced for the game. It’s not the game, it’s definitely the player.
I had been asked by the Coalition [...]
Amazing artwork by Tucker
Posted in internet, new media, tagged All Hands on Board, ALS, Disney Hall, Emmy award, Facebook, film editor, Frederick Wiseman, Google, Hospital, Lindsay Mofford, Mass Art, MySpace, Ning, Ning.com, portals, Press>Play, public domain, REDCAT, Sound Design, Team Tucker, The Permanent Record, Travelin Trains, Tucker, Walk to Defeat ALS on October 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
His website, The Permanent Record is a portal to computer art, songs, ideas and videos rearranged and redesigned from media sources scrounged from the depths of Google and other web search engines.
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