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Rough Cut is a podcast for jewelers and small business owners in the business of jewelry. Join us for straight talk, honest advice, business insights, trends you should be aware of, special guests, a touch of humor, and a whole lot of unsolicited opinions about the jewelry industry, everyone, and everything in it. Hosted by jewelry aficionado JB Jones photographer Alain Simic, and esteemed journalist Emili Vesilind. Follow Rough Cut on IG: @rough_cut_podcast on TikTok: @roughcutpodcast Follow our hosts on IG: @j_b_j_o_n_e_s @alainsimic @aelliot718 @emilivesilind

The Rough Cut features in-depth interviews with the film and tv industry's top post production professionals on the topics of film editing, video editing, sound design and more. Hosted by @MattFeury.

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Your backstage pass into the world of filmmaking. Join Joey Nicotra, an experienced DP, and Shane Reitzammer, the visionary behind CinemaStory Productions, for weekly conversations with freelance filmmakers from across the globe. Explore the untold stories and insights that shaped their cinematic view before the final cut. With over 20 years of combined experience in film production, their works spanning commercial, corporate, music video, wedding, and narrative film, join Joey and Shane as they guide you through the art and business of filmmaking. Follow along on IG & YouTube https://...

NMC Rough Cuts presented by Bell is a podcast series by the National Music Centre (NMC). Over five episodes, we'll feature a handful of Canadian artists, who've produced an original song during a one-day recording session inside NMC's famed studios at Studio Bell in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Hear the song, the story behind it, and learn what motivates each artist. The series is hosted by NMC's in-house engineer Graham Lessard (Basia Bulat, Kevin Drew, Reuben and the Dark, Stars, Timber Timbre), whose recordings have earned multiple JUNO Award nominations.

Short, surreal stories made fast from voice notes and notebook scribbles. Playful, wonky, sometimes tender. Tiny Lies — little fictions from a busy brain. I catch ideas as voice notes, shape them into quick stories, and read them while they’re still fresh. Tiny Lies is a working notebook you can hear: brief pieces that tilt the world a few degrees. Some arrive fully formed; others are improvised works in progress. Expect odd premises, sideways turns, and surreal takes. Episodes change size with the story; the only rule is momentum - write it, say it, move on. If “raw over perfect” is ...