“…they take the show out of town…play the play, and then based on audience reaction, they rewrite things…so you want to find out what the audience feels.”
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Said on The Joe Rogan Experience
“Every single laugh you hear on Seinfeld is the live audience ... even for the scenes that were recorded off set, they would play them on video screens to the live audience when they were there for the taping and then record the laughter.”
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played recorded off-set scenes on video screens for the live studio audience and captured their laughter as feedback
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“I started screen recording it… I have hundreds of hours of screen recorded sessions… the pauses only happened when I started poking.”
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Said on A Beginner's Guide to AI
“John Ossoff ... once a month he gives a speech ... records it in a beautiful video format. He’s a documentary filmmaker. They built a program that plays to his strengths.”
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Said on Channels with Peter Kafka
“They need to keep their records of changes for five years. If they use A2LA as their accrediting body.”
JM
Jim Moran
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