Beyond the Break Podcast brings all things marketing to the table as we continue our themed episodes in support of the bands competing in this season of The Big Break Contest! Tonight’s guest, Thurman Wilson, event coordinator extraordinaire, lends his insight on how to be positively visible as an entertainment professional. Thurman has a lifelong background in entertainment, learning from his mother’s coordination skills at events in Harlem and the Bronx as he grew up. He has created and built business ventures of his own, including his co-ownership of WD Capital, and sole ownership of Shwegway Inc, a company that specializes in building brand awareness. He has applied the company's marketing concepts successfully in a variety of fields, anywhere from musical artists to construction companies. He is also the event coordinator for entertainment center Idle Hours Entertainment in Dickson City, PA. From planning events to enhancing social media presence, Thurman offers some fresh new perspective in this episode to help anyone advance their image.

This week, Beyond The Break Podcast shifts gears from video production to marketing! Season 4 of the Contest is now in the voting round, so we want to give our competing bands some insight on how to best gain visibility, votes, and followers. We welcome our Marketing Director Jon Frye to discuss tips and strategies for independent creatives trying to amass a bigger fan base, seriously establish their brand or image, and get to their next level of success!

It's been a couple of weeks since our last podcast. In this episode Eyal, Ben, and Robyn share their stories from the past 2 weeks and recap Season 4 of The Big Break as the Round 1 Challenge submission deadline approaches!

Join us on Beyond the Break Podcast as we explore the fascinating world of post-production in video with our special guest, Matthew Arthur Cooper. Matthew, a multi-talented artist from Jersey City, shares his passion for art, animation, and music, and takes us on a journey through his artistic upbringing. We discuss his educational background in graphic design and animation, his experiences in video editing, and his collaborations with local artists. Don't miss this inspiring conversation with Matthew Arthur Cooper, where creativity and artistry take center stage, on Beyond the Break Podcast. Tonight at 8PM EST. The Beyond the Break Podcast is proudly sponsored by Four Birds Distilling Company / KickStand. Four Birds Distilling Company blends the tradition of generations of distillers with a hearty splash of innovation. Their handcrafted spirits and ready-to-drink cocktails are made with care in Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania. Encore Studios, our family at this point as well, are an award winning recording studio and a fully stocked rehearsal studios with Drums, PA, Guitar/Bass amps on premises.

In this captivating episode of Beyond the Break Podcast, we sit down with Noah Mittman, a Colorado-based filmmaker, adventurer, and the mastermind behind Snowman Films. Join us as we dive into the captivating world of music video post-production, exploring Noah's wealth of knowledge and expertise in the field. Noah Mittman is not just a filmmaker; he's a true seeker of adventure, constantly pushing the boundaries of creativity alongside his family. As the owner and operator of Snowman Films, a leading video production company established in 2012, Noah brings a wealth of experience in online education and creative content coaching to the table. In this episode, Noah takes us behind the scenes of the creative process, unraveling the secrets to crafting visually stunning and impactful music videos. From the initial idea to the final edit, Noah shares his unique perspective on what it takes to transform raw footage into captivating visual narratives that synchronize seamlessly with the music. Through in-depth conversations, Noah explores the tools, techniques, and software that filmmakers and editors utilize to elevate their music video post-production process. Gain invaluable insights into the art of storytelling through visuals, incorporating special effects, color grading, and sound design to create an immersive audio-visual experience. Join us for a captivating conversation with Noah Mittman as he shares his expertise, experiences, and passion for music video post-production. Whether you're a filmmaker, editor, or simply intrigued by the creative process, this episode promises to inspire, educate, and ignite your imagination. Tune in to "Conversations With Creators" and embark on a journey through the mesmerizing world of music video post-production with the visionary Noah Mittman. Prepare to be enlightened, motivated, and ready to unleash your own creative potential in the realm of visual storytelling.

Welcome videographer and musician Eric Parker of Seventh Side Productions to this week’s episode of Beyond The Break. Eric has performed music since he was 8 years old, learning the fundamentals of guitar, drums, and vocals. Throughout childhood, he was deeply involved in his school’s choir and band performances. After graduating, he became the drummer for metal band Era of Discord, which produced two studio albums during his time with the band. Eric’s time in the music scene developed his passion for photo and video, leading him to become a videographer in 2020. He has directed and filmed over 40 music videos, several of which have over 100,000 views on YouTube. He has had his photography published, has gone viral on TikTok, and has been featured in numerous online publications including Revolver Magazine. Eric is currently developing a studio space in New Jersey for use by his production company.

This episode of Beyond the Break we welcome director Rick Berry. Rick is a audio-visual creative entrepreneur from Massachusetts. He served previously as an Audio Visual Specialist in the United States Air Force, and has since continued to improve his craft by achieving new production-related certifications and broadening his work experience. He has spent the last several years making independent short films, acting as director of video, director of photography, video editor, and more. Rick has led numerous film teams for Boston’s annual 48-Hour Film Project, and he is the founder and director of LaBerry Entertainment in Massachusetts. He has contributed to short films such as “A Short Time Later” and “Romeo And Juliet A Cautionary Tale,” and he is directing the upcoming full-feature film “Nanticoke.” Rick’s senses of humor, urgency, and leadership on set make him a creative force to be reckoned with and inspired by. Join us as we get his perspective on video production, and listen to what advice he’d like to share with our contestants who are making their own music videos this season of The Big Break Contest.

Welcome to "Beyond the Break," where we dive into the world of on-set video production. In this episode, we'll be speaking with Jeremy Ciliberto, a talented filmmaker who has been honing his craft since around 2004. Starting with home movies in high school, Jeremy went on to earn an associate degree in video production from the Art Institute of NYC. With a passion for film and theater, he started his career as a production designer, creating stunning visuals for the stage and screen. Over time, Jeremy shifted his focus towards directing, where he discovered his true calling. His haunting medieval fantasy films, such as Night Owls (2015), Where Socks Go (2011), and En Kon Cursed Forever (2020), showcase his ability to weave intricate narratives that transport viewers to otherworldly realms. In this episode of "Beyond the Break," Jeremy will share his insights and experiences from his time on set, giving us an inside look into the world of on-set video production. We'll explore the creative process behind his films, the challenges he's faced, and the techniques he's developed to bring his visions to life on screen. Join us for this exciting conversation on "Beyond the Break."