Chris Fenwick and Carl Olson dig deep into Casey Neistat's Guide to Filmmaking, talk about the DJI Mavic Pro, and traveling to the high desert of California along Route 66, and Instgraming Alaska.

This is the 200th episode of the Digital Convergence Podcast.

My brother, Joseph Olson, talks about crushing it on YouTube. Originally trained as physicist, he now produces YouTube videos - by the thousands! His two YouTube channels - BrickTsar (all about Legos) and TrainTsarFun (all about toy trains) - have garnered over 50 million views and over 50,000 subscribers combined. 

On August 25th, the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV - was officially announced amidst a cacophony of both praise and disappointment - depending on whether you are primarily a stills photographer or videographer. Ben Bruton-Cox of the Our Week In Video podcast helps me work through my own angst over Canon. Is the Mark IV right for me?

I tell the story of how I met the pre-famous B-52's working as a camera operator intern in the late 1970's and what that has to do with the return of Rocko's Modern Life (sort of).

This episode features Travis Terrell and Micah Sannon of Soundstripe, Brent Barbano of ShareGrid, and Part 3 of the series Am I Getting Paid Enough? with Kris Simmons.

In part 2, Pat Miller finally tells Kris Simmons and I what he charged for the video he produced for a cycling component company.

Pat Miller emailed me some time back with the question “Am I Getting Paid Enough?” Kris Simmons answers pat's question.

To what lengths will you go as a photographer or filmmaker to do a job? Photographer and filmmaker Mathew Farrell has probably gone farther and higher than most of us will in a lifetime. Mat was hired to document a team of scientists doing valuable glaciology fieldwork in the Karakoram, Yukshin Gardan Sar, area in northern Pakistan. This is his story.

Jason Been, owner of Imagecraft Productions, talks about how he transitioned from being an employee of Imagecraft Productions to now owner and operator of Imagecraft. He shares his thoughts on the future of video production technology.

Electronic Voyager follows Michelle Moog-Koussa as she retraces the footsteps of her late father, iconic synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog. Producer and musician Jason Amm discuss the documentary that he and director/filmmaker Robert Fantinatto are developing.

250 artists from 25 countries around the world come together to work on a moving CG animated film about a little girl caught in the horrors of world war II in the town of Trento, Italy. The film is called Mila.