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GeekBrief.TV #251 Podcast, powered by xTrain Today!

1 November 2007
Written by: admin Posted under 3-D studio, Blogroll, Camera Ham, Online Training, State of the Art Control Room, cali lewis, creative training, experts, geekbrief.tv, xPert, xPert Training, xTrain News, xtrain

Wow! What a great day! Hostess Cali Lewis of GeekBrief.TV joined us in the studio on our live set @ xTrain. It’s a state of the Art Virtual set and to take it to the next level we used the power of Skype video to create 2 cool podcasts! This is a behind the virtual scenes of our state-of-the-art $5.5 Million Dollar Virtual studio and how to use every day accessible software (Skype is FREE!) to create COOL podcasts and stunning video! I like this GeekBrief soo much, I think it’s one of my favorite “behind the scenes with xTrain” it might have to go on my permanent blogroll…

Here’s a couple of awesome pics (courtesy of Giovanni Gallucci):

This picture is of one of our Control Room Monitors. When Cali is on set, she’s on a blue screen.

And for a pic of our Technical Directors….

Have you checked out xTrain.com today?

We specialize in awesome digital photography, graphic design, and digital arts training. But if you really want to see the behind the scenes of what makes studio magic happen you gotta check out Cali’s GeekBrief #251!


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  1. TV » GeekBrief.TV #251 Podcast, powered by xTrain Today! said,

    on November 1st, 2007 at 3:40 pm

    […] harry potter wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptThis is a behind the virtual scenes of our $5.5 Million Dollar studio and how to use every day accessible software (Skype is FREE!) to create COOL podcasts and stunning video! I like this GeekBrief soo much, I think it’s one of my … […]

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