Panache is a service and product that allows you to easily create media experiences for your videos, including adding pre-roll, post-roll, mid-roll, overlays and network bugs. They work with the Adobe Media Player creating AMODs automatically.

Deeje Cooley, from the Adobe Media Player division tells us all about their new media player. Learn why as a video producer you want your show on it, how to syndicate it, how to monetize your content through it, plus much more!

Did you know you can easily create a custom YouTube player to share with all the episodes you want in them? Sharing this player can then help you grow your audience! Well show you how!

Why present your data in a boring spreadsheet like manner when you can represent it using a 3D graph in iWork Keynote. We'll show you how easy it is to do it!

If you are like us and have hundreds of videos uploaded to YouTube, you need a way to organize them to present them better for your audience. That's where playlists come. In this episode, you'll learn how to create playlists.

Make your images stand out in your Pages documents by adding a mask to them. You can choose from a variety of mask types. We'll show you how!

The new help system in Mac OS X Leopard is fantastic. Not only is it unified and standardized across all applications, but there is a hidden gem inside of it, that is, it can help you find those hidden menu items in your application quickly!

Quicklook is one of the great new features in Mac OS X Leopard operating system. Learn some neat short cuts and how best to use it to quickly read your documents.

Are you as annoyed as I am with the printer queue staying in the dock in Leopard after it has finished printing? Well, be annoyed no longer! Just watch this podcast and learn how to stop the madness!

Learn what stacks are, how to use them, how to organize them and how to maintain them.

Laslo Vespremi gives us an overview of what FaceShop is and how digital content creators can use it. FaceShop is both a standalone application and a plug-in for Photoshop CS3 that allows you to take a flat photo and convert itinto a 3D object.

Ya think VRML is dead? Think again, there is a new incarnation of it, and it's called x3D from the Web 3D Consortium and it's founder, Alan Hudson, tell us all about the future of 3D on the Web.

If you are into facial performance capture, listen to Robert Taylor, President of Studio Pendulum, the maker of Alter Ego, a facial performance capture application.

Spiderman? Hancock? Yup! Sony Pictures is the one! Don Levy, Senior VP of Marketing tells us why Sony Pictures is at Siggraph, the latest projects they are working on and the kind of artists they are looking for.

Dylan Sisson talks to us about Pixar's Renderman and it's 20 year history (20 years? Wow!). He talks about the workflow and how it has been used not only in all their movies, but also how other studios are using it.

We interview Andrew Tschesnok, CEO of Organic Motion. Organic Motion does motion capture without a suite and/or markers. Their system is cost effective, which means that a small studio can now purchase this system for in-house motion capture.

Eric Kittler from Omation talks to us about his small animation studio, which creates animation shows for Nick Jr. He's looking for animators, modelers, plus other artists. Listen to his awesome 3D workflow!

Julie Miller, Director of Communications for Digital Domain, explains to us what Digital Domain wants in an artist, what tools they use and the current movies they are working on.

Ever wonder how they make those 3D characters come to life in movies? Listen to Lesley Vaughn, Motion Capture Artist, explain how she does it, how she performs and what it takes to become a motion capture performer.

Steve Cooper, Product Manager from Smith Micro talks to us about Poser Pro, which came out early Spring 2008. Poser can used to create character content for videos, web sites, web banners and games.