So wonderful to see you guys . Please do this more often even if it’s is only 5 or 10 minutes. It would be appreciated on a regular basis like once a week.
I just made my own press badge in March. I found several I liked on google images, combined the best parts and made my own in GIMP. I printed it on my Color Laser printer and laminated it. I put it in a lanyard and it looks super professional. Maybe I should make a tutorial and upload a gimp template to my website... what do you think?
Does this conversation every answer the question or stay on topic?
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Remeber it depends on local law. In Poland, there's no such thing as press pass defined in law... and you absolutely need one with specific set of data to even try to take part in most government related events. So they are happy even if you print it yourself, as long as data they require (like id number, expiration date, photo, organization/person responsible, etc) is there... But indeed, people will talk differently when you approach them with ID having big "PRESS" written on red background hanging on your chest...
In uk and Europe we have press union which makes the press ID or press badge for you when you join them and they verify you're an actual working journalist or freelancer which is recognised by police and other firms. It gives free museum access and galleries where the public normally pays for
I'm a government photographer and had to make my own credentials. My job doesn't provide me with any so I had to make my own with the help of Photoshop and Kinko's.
Kevin Macleod is probably pretty stoked. You know you've become a fan when several awkward pauses actually have you enjoying the show more rather than being a distraction. It's fun getting more insights into the friendship behind the podcast. I laughed pretty hard when it seemed like Nick was clearly ready to move on from the press pass - "that's interesting". I liked the point about interviews - I've never thought about where to convey facts and information vs. where to convey emotion.
F-stoppers wrote an article about media rate bags with major US airlines - like $50 per bag up to 99 pounds each for up to 25 bags or something depending on the airline. Edit: I'm on the market for business and media cards too and it's really concerning that some companies won't make em. I just wrote Vitaprint to check out your video.
Same thing happened when I tried to photocopy my own currency, and also I tried to make my own documents to allow me access to restricted military sites. Whats up with that?
At one convention I just made my own. But... it was on business day, not press day. xD So... they kept asking me for business cards to give me quotas for minimum order quanities of products the wanted to sell to me despite it, lol.
I'm using Artlist. But you can find a lot of free music with simple license rules on bensound. It is free for most purposes if you credit it in the description or video. UA-cam is also offering free music.
There is no such thing as an "official" government/state issue press pass. NBC, FOX and other media companies just buy an ID making machine from a bussiness store and print as many ID's as they want. ID press passes are also not LEGALLY required or ILLEGAL to make.
Mary Potter, Exactly! That's why I thought it was so funny a company would reject the project. When I've worked for media organizations, they print their own.
Hi Harry! I don't know if it's different in the UK, but in the US, there's no universally recognized/accepted press card. Some local organizations, like the NYPD (New York Police Department) offer press credentials that allow journalists to cross police barricades during emergencies, and attend city-government-sponsored events-but in my experience as a journalist, most events have event-specific credentialing and don't require me to present an "official" press card.
If it weren't a video podcast we could totally edit those out. But it is. Usually it's me just waiting for Griffin to move on to the next topic. Also there is lag so we both sometimes have to wait to make sure we don't talk over one another.
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10:37.... iconic hahahaha i love the information ya'll covered in this, probably the best thing on youtube ive found so far covering press badges
Indie Filmmakers Media ID card... take my money, put me down for 5.
Nick and Griffin are actually wearing the same shirt, but Nick is using Griffin's Infra Red GH4 - At least, that's what it looks like 😂😂😂
Man my shot looks bad!
Did Nick use his shirt as a white balance card?
He does love the auto white balance :D
@@lukewestwood Griffin is PAL, and Nick NTSC :-)
lol
Make Art Now did a whole video on media passes and the perks of them, and even how to make one. I'd recommend checking it out.
So wonderful to see you guys . Please do this more often even if it’s is only 5 or 10 minutes. It would be appreciated on a regular basis like once a week.
1 year later you're both teaching people with this video. Zazzle does press badges.
I just made my own press badge in March. I found several I liked on google images, combined the best parts and made my own in GIMP. I printed it on my Color Laser printer and laminated it. I put it in a lanyard and it looks super professional.
Maybe I should make a tutorial and upload a gimp template to my website... what do you think?
Sounds good to me.
Does this conversation every answer the question or stay on topic?
Remeber it depends on local law. In Poland, there's no such thing as press pass defined in law... and you absolutely need one with specific set of data to even try to take part in most government related events. So they are happy even if you print it yourself, as long as data they require (like id number, expiration date, photo, organization/person responsible, etc) is there...
But indeed, people will talk differently when you approach them with ID having big "PRESS" written on red background hanging on your chest...
That's exactly what I wanted to comment on :)
In uk and Europe we have press union which makes the press ID or press badge for you when you join them and they verify you're an actual working journalist or freelancer which is recognised by police and other firms. It gives free museum access and galleries where the public normally pays for
I'm a government photographer and had to make my own credentials. My job doesn't provide me with any so I had to make my own with the help of Photoshop and Kinko's.
Kevin Macleod is probably pretty stoked. You know you've become a fan when several awkward pauses actually have you enjoying the show more rather than being a distraction. It's fun getting more insights into the friendship behind the podcast. I laughed pretty hard when it seemed like Nick was clearly ready to move on from the press pass - "that's interesting". I liked the point about interviews - I've never thought about where to convey facts and information vs. where to convey emotion.
F-stoppers wrote an article about media rate bags with major US airlines - like $50 per bag up to 99 pounds each for up to 25 bags or something depending on the airline. Edit: I'm on the market for business and media cards too and it's really concerning that some companies won't make em. I just wrote Vitaprint to check out your video.
i love both of your consistency doing this long enough
Dear Griffin- Please do comment about Nick's WB and Exposure settings! 😀
So when will we get the Press Card for Hey Indy Filmmakers Media?
Same thing happened when I tried to photocopy my own currency, and also I tried to make my own documents to allow me access to restricted military sites. Whats up with that?
moeshickenyay Those actions are explicitly illegal. Declaring yourself press in the United States is not.
I don't think Griffin is "the palest and the fairest" of them all already, judging from what I saw in this episode. 😂
I asked to make postcards with a medical cannabis theme and they turned me down, too.
So they made you... depressed?
Nick looks like he has a giant mustard neon light turned on just off camera. :)
so many awkward pauses.....
love you guys tho!
I am curious. Yellow?
Seen them on Etsy
At one convention I just made my own.
But... it was on business day, not press day. xD
So... they kept asking me for business cards to give me quotas for minimum order quanities of products the wanted to sell to me despite it, lol.
Wait you get a discount from airlines on bags with Press IDs??? How am I just learning this? Or was it just one airline?
I'm using Artlist. But you can find a lot of free music with simple license rules on bensound. It is free for most purposes if you credit it in the description or video. UA-cam is also offering free music.
There is no such thing as an "official" government/state issue press pass. NBC, FOX and other media companies just buy an ID making machine from a bussiness store and print as many ID's as they want. ID press passes are also not LEGALLY required or ILLEGAL to make.
Mary Potter, Exactly! That's why I thought it was so funny a company would reject the project. When I've worked for media organizations, they print their own.
doesn't an ACTUAL press card only cost around $50 anyway?
Hi Harry! I don't know if it's different in the UK, but in the US, there's no universally recognized/accepted press card. Some local organizations, like the NYPD (New York Police Department) offer press credentials that allow journalists to cross police barricades during emergencies, and attend city-government-sponsored events-but in my experience as a journalist, most events have event-specific credentialing and don't require me to present an "official" press card.
Love This! Lots of events this summer, need a way in... 😂
How's that been working out for you?😀
@@voice2skull. haven't had the guts to try it yet.... lol
I wonder if VistaPrint will let me make an ID saying I'm Griffin Hammond? I mean technically I'm not him, so it should be allowed? :thinking: HA!
So the Panasonic S1 and S1R is released in you doing a press pass DIY video? I'm pretty sure people are waiting for your review. 😂😏
What is up with the awkward pauses? Love the rest of the content.
If it weren't a video podcast we could totally edit those out. But it is. Usually it's me just waiting for Griffin to move on to the next topic. Also there is lag so we both sometimes have to wait to make sure we don't talk over one another.
Nick Bodmer thanks Nick for taking the time to reply to my silly comment. I love your postcast episodes so keep on doing what you do. It works :)
Join the Freelance Journalists Union and get your own press card :)
Is Nick using auto WB? Hi looks very yellow and over exposed. Otherwise, great episode as always.
No way, he's a pro that must be his normal colour
I did one for my Daughter
How do I show you hers!
Just print it yourself on your own printer. smh
You guys seemed a bit out of practice this episode.
the final clip is why you dont buy sony
everyone has a press pass,,, its called the 1 st amendment