In today's episode, we focus on our listeners' questions and comments.

In this week's episode of the Digital Convergence Podcast, Walter Biscardi of Biscardi Creative and co-founder of the Atlanta Cutters Post-Production Users Group join Chris Fenwick, planetMitch, and I in a lively discussion.

Zacuto founder Steve Weiss joins the Digital Convergence Podcast panel to talk about the Revenge of the Great Camera Shootout 2012.

Well, that's embarrasing. No new Mac Pro was announced last week afterall.

This week on the Digital Convergence Podcast, Chris Fenwick, planetMitch, and I wrestle with disbelief the latest rumors of a Mac Pro refresh, and wonder does it even matter any more.

Today's hot topic: music licensing.

Mike Carroll has long desired to make feature length films - not shorts - and to date has three feature length movies in distribution. Each movie was made on a small budget. Not only has Mike directed three feature films of his own, he is the author of two books.

planetMitch and Barry Andersson just went to the best film school ever: They made their own movie in Hollywood.

Today's episode of the Digital Convergence podcast finds me face-to-face with Chris Fenwick who is working on location for a huge conference. We talk about ergonomics.

Autodesk's Marc-André Ferguson joins Chris Fenwick, planetMitch and I today on the Digital Convergence Podcast to talk about Smoke 2013.

Chris Fenwick delves deep into the mind and vision of Po Chan - a remarkable visual story teller and artist. Po Chan wrote and directed The Ticket and The Last Three Minutes - both films that were shot by Shane Hurlbut of Hurlbut Visuals.

Creativity on a budget is the theme of this week's episode of the Digital Convergence podcast. We talk about two low budget films that prove to be a good antidote to the toxins of stratospherically high priced gear and software that have unfortunately dominated our conversations on this podcast for a while.