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Now available are the August 2nd TMOA Radio Shows:

The Roger & Ken Show - 2nd week of the 1-year anniversary of TMU special
Industry 101

Last Sunday Squirrleygirl, Omanuel, and MrBatchy joined the Roger & Ken Show. That download is now available here.


Also available is the July 5th Industry 101 Show, featuring Jase180 and AnotherNewDawn.

Last Sunday's Machinima Radio shows are now available for download.

Industry 101 features Jase180 and AnotherNewDawn as they bring their real-world movie production and writing experience insights into the machinima world.

The Roger & Ken Show this week featured guests Grouchobeer and Harb40.


Both shows can be listened to live on Sundays.

The Roger & Ken show from April 19th is available for download. Featured guests were Nahton (TheMovies & Moviestorm user, as well as a voiceactor) and BlazeLeeDragon (Voiceactor, TheMovies user, and venturer into live action filmmaking). The show can be found here.

Also available is the Industry 101 show from the same day, which can be found here. Jase180 and AnotherNewDawn share more of their industry expertise with the community, including some information regarding copyright issues.

Both shows can be listened to live tomorrow, beginning at 12 Noon CST with the Industry 101 show, followed at 1pm CST by the Roger & Ken show.

The April 12th Industry 101 Show with hosts Jase180 and AnotherNewDawn is now available for download here.

Also available is the April 12th Roger & Ken Show, with guests Mefune Akira, AnimaTechnica, and Lizard.

Jase180 and AnotherNewDawn, hosts of the The Industry 101 Show, have organized a remake competition.

TMO Directors have posted their films here if they are willing to open one of their past movies to being re-envisioned by a different director. Directors who post their films will have the final say so in who gets a crack at re making it. Those that want to remake a posted film must have a vision and will need to sell their take on it to the creator. Movies are not limited to being remade with TheMovies.

This portion of the competition (submitting movies to be remade or pitching to be the director of the remake) closes December 22nd.

Further details about this competition can be found here. Good luck to all participants!

This Sunday will feature a special guest on the Industry 101 show: Matt Kelland, one of the founders of Short Fuze and creators of Moviestorm.

Topics to be covered include Moviestorm, Machinima and the overall place in the universe for what we do.

If you have questions or other topics you'd like to see covered, please post them here.

Sunday, TMOA, 10:am PST, 6pm Uk, 12pm PST.

I was able to catch up with the incredibly busy and talented Jase180. He shed some insight into his movies and industry experience.

If you haven't had the opportunity to watch his films, I strongly recommend that you do so. He crafts his movies with professionalism, creativity, and the patience to find that perfect shot.

Which of your movies best depicts your style?

All of them, But Sola Fide is my best work.



What are your proudest achievements in this field?

Making films like this is an endeavor all in itself; just going from script to finished product is a labor of love. I'm proud that, with what little I have done, others have benefited from my silly little ideas and thoughts about how do many things from sound design to the writing process.

Do you have any projects on the horizon?

LOL. A few I hear.

What is Industry 101? How did you get involved with this endeavor? How do you know so freakin' much?

Industry 101 is our radio show, broadcast online (the cohost is AnotherNewDawn). The focus is directed at those that want to make better films, write better scripts and even pursue a life in the entertainment industry. (the show airs live on Sundays from 12pm-1pm CST)

Ken, who runs TMOA (The Movies On Air) suggested it based on a thread we had going on the forums.

How do I know so much? I spent 15+ years busting my ass making it in the industry. I went from Production Assistant to Editor to Head of Post Production to Producer in 15 years, not too bad I'd say.

What advice would you give someone starting out with machinima?

Don't hold back - write every idea down and try it out. With Machinima there are no limits to what you can create. It just takes a will, a desire and a creative thought.