EPISODE · Nov 2, 2021 · 40 MIN
Ep101: Producing A Podcast - Susie Singer Carter
from The Podcast On Podcasting · host Adam Adams
Production mechanics are broad strokes of what you can do, and your procedure will vary significantly based on the platform, software, or format you employ. Susie Singer Carter shares her podcasting journey and explains the impact that can have on your show, as well as the challenges of doing post-production on your own. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR Is Zoom a good platform for podcasting? The commitment behind a horror-comedy podcast Equipment you need when working with multiple guests Challenges of podcasting for the first time Where to find resources and learn about basic post-production process RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED ZOOM US Riverside.fm Calendly My Mom and the Girl Adlarge Megaphone Authentic Authentic Podcast Network Buzzsprout StreamYard Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe Audition ABOUT SUSIE SINGER CARTER Susie Singer Carter is a multi-award-winning filmmaker, native Angeleno with two parents who left their mark in the music industry and was once in a pop band called "TWO CHIX" produced by TV's Chuck. She's a proud writer, director and producer in films, television and documentaries. Additionally, her podcast "LOVE CONQUER ALZ" was awarded as Best Podcast of 2020 from the New Media Film Festival for Episode 6 w/ Leeza Gibbon. She's recently launched a new podcast called "I LOVE LUCIFER"- a monster/comedy/franchise based on a project from her partner and she wrote and developed with Max Brooks (World War Z). CONNECT WITH SUSIE Podcast: Love Conquers Alz and I Love Lucifer the Podcast LinkedIn: Susie Singer Carter IG: @susiesingercarter Facebook: Susie Singer Carter CONNECT WITH US Thinking about creating and growing your own podcast but not sure where to start? Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams!
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