ft podcast: making comics: meet sparrow & crowe
October 24, 2011 § 1 Comment
In a special Making Comics edition of Fuzzy Typewriter, Paul & Dave talk about SPARROW & CROWE: THE DEMONIAC OF LOS ANGELES a new comic mini-series by Dave, Jeremy Rogers and Jared Souza. Listen and find out how you can help make the book a smashing success! Plus, the Secret Origin of Paul & Dave’s friendship!
Music
“Devil in You”
The Watson Twins
The Sparrow & Crowe: Demoniac of Los Angeles Kickstarter page
The official Sparrow & Crowe website
Wormwood: A Serialized Mystery
ft podcast episode 19: the future of storytelling: part one: the blur
March 24, 2011 § Leave a Comment
Fuzzy Typewriter episode 19 marks the start of an ongoing discussion inspired by Frank Rose’s The Art of Immersion. What is the Future of Storytelling?
In this episode, Paul and Dave talk to screenwriter and educator Matt Kaufhold about the growing blur between movies, television, and video games.
Music: “Who Knows” by Marion Black
ft podcast: Pluto and Catfish
February 18, 2011 § Leave a Comment
First up, Paul and Dave talk Naoki Urasawa’s PLUTO manga. Later, Timmy Wood stops by to talk 2010′s CATFISH documentary. Throughout, the musical stylings of RADIOHEAD.
00:01:08 – Pluto
00:35:51 – Catfish introduction (spoiler free)
00:42:10 – Catfish in depth (spoiler zone)
teaser: fuzzy typewriter presents: the deceptionists
December 14, 2010 § Leave a Comment
We have so much fun making this podcast that we thought it might be fun to start up another one. Technically it was our friend Kelly’s idea, and we’ve got some helping hands from some very smart, very talented people. Starting with Kelly.
So, here’s the pitch:
Fuzzy Typewriter Presents The Deceptionists: Truth through Fiction! This here’s a special teaser of the all new podcast from Paul Montgomery, David Accampo, Kelly Stephenson, Jim Mroczkowski and Caroline Pruett. The Deceptionists: Truth through Fiction is a bi-monthly (that’s twice a month, not six times a year) podcast dedicated to the craft and process of making things up.
In this pilot episode, we introduce ourselves, talk about why we write, and ask if we’d keep on putting ourselves through this if we were told flat-out we’d never, ever be published.
If you like it, consider subscribing to The Deceptionists’ official podcast feed where we’ll be tackling more big questions in the realm of fiction writing. If that’s not your bag, Fuzzy Typewriter Original Recipe isn’t going anywhere. We’ll be back with more discussions and reviews of movies, TV, comics and more real soon. But seriously, if you like this nonsense, you’ll probably dig The Deceptionists too.
For more information, visit thedeceptionists.org or search for “The Deceptionists” in iTunes (just give us a few days to get all patted-down and deloused by the iTunes inspection committee.)
