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In this podcast, we sit down with Ashley Renz to discuss his NFT play-to-earn game project and what NFTs mean to the wider world of filmmakers.

He is the creator of Kani World, an NFT play-to-earn game built on the Algorand Blockchain. Also, Ashley is a university teacher and a family man who loves the process of building to make a brighter future.

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https://www.illectricsheep.com/podcast/ashley-reinz

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Paul Jorgensen is the host of the LangFocus YouTube channel, a community of over 1.3 million YouTube followers. He is a language enthusiast and lover of learning with an intuitive understanding of how to build a business on YouTube.

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https://www.illectricsheep.com/podcast/paul-jorgensen

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JEREMY RUBIER is an experienced director, cinematographer, and editor who shot projects in more than 14 countries. Embodying the definition of a “Third Culture Kid,” Jeremy was born in Paris, and then moved to Montreal, Canada when he was 15 years old. SHOW NOTES: https://www.illectricsheep.com/podcast/jeremy-rubier

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SIMON ROWE, Japan-based Storyteller and Screenwriter - grew up in small-town New Zealand and big city Australia when orange Fanta came in glass bottles and AM radio was king. At twenty-one, he shipped off for the rest of the world and for the rest of his life has somehow managed to make a living by writing and teaching about it. His articles and photographs have appeared in TIME (Asia), The New York Times, Lonely Planet guidebooks, the South China Morning Post, and the Paris Review. He now calls Japan home and blogs about his life in a traditional neighborhood in Himeji city.

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https://www.cmdirectorjapan.com/podcast/simon-rowe

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►What are some tips for learning Japanese?

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PETER MACINTOSH is a Canadian, entrepreneur, mixed media artist, and geisha culture guru living in Kyoto since 1993. He was a location scout and cultural liaison for Hollywood’s adaptation of Arthur Golden’s best-selling novel “Memoirs of a Geisha”. Ultimately, these experiences inspired Peter to make his own documentary, Real Women, Real Geisha (2009).

SHOW NOTES: https://www.cmdirectorjapan.com/podcast/peter-macintosh

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►What are some tips for learning Japanese?

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MASSAKI MIYAMURA DI NAPOLI, Director, DP, Drone Operator - Massaki started out in Brazil helping his Dad edit video on Abobe Premiere. Then the development of mirrorless cameras sparked his interest in photography. Massaki decided to further his craft by learning the ways at a Japanese company and then using that experience to set up his own production company. SHOW NOTES:

https://www.cmdirectorjapan.com/podca...

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►What are some tips for learning Japanese?

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DAVID WOO, Cinematographer | Filmmaker – David has an extensive background in documentary-style visual storytelling, first as a photojournalist, then later on as a cinematographer for documentaries before branching out into commercial and narrative projects. Believing that stories can evoke in viewers a sense of compassion and responsibility, David uses his expertise to craft intimate, story-driven films to help directors, brands, and organizations inspire change. SHOW NOTES:

https://www.cmdirectorjapan.com/podcast

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After studying film production in Los Angeles, Taro Imai worked for a car company and a trading company in Japan for 10 years. He launched Harakiri Films in 2015 and has produced 2 award-winning independent films since then. His second film, ERIKO, PRETENDED was released theatrically in Japan and in Thailand in 2018 after traveling to many international film festivals. He also co-produced the Korea-Japan co-production film THE GOOSE GOES SOUTH (2018). He has participated in EAVE Ties That Bind, Busan Asian Film School, Talents Tokyo, Rotterdam Lab, Asia Pacific Screen Lab, and SEAFIC x PAS. He is now developing 2 local arthouse films and 4 low-budget international co-production films. EXTENDED PODCAST AT PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/cmdirectorjapan

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David Greco, a long-time resident of Osaka, Japan broadcasts around Japan about Japanese culture and showing his travels elsewhere. In this episode, we unpack David's lessons he has learned from building a community on Periscope/Twitter for the last six years. Also, we discuss some of David's significant streaming experiences such as the Transparent Public Toilets Exhibition in Tokyo, Geisha Spotting in Kyoto, the H.R. Giger Exhibition x Sorayama Exhibition, discovering Greenland, and exploring North Korea. SEE EXTENDED PODCAST HERE AT PATREON:

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