Launching the Buzzr Network
I’ve been doing lots of behind the scenes audio and music work to help get the new Buzzr network launched. A production of Fremantle Media, Buzzr officially launched today at 6pm and is available in select markets across the nation. (Visit the Buzzr home page to find out where.) The channel is home to thousands of episodes of classic game show television, including Family Feud, Let’s Make a Deal, Super Password, The Match Game, What’s My Line, and Body Language.
USA Today did a profile on the launch of Buzzr today.
The piece that I’m most proud of is this mashup of a commercial, which I scored using hundreds of bits of audio culled from the original game shows. It was edited by the wizards over at Fivestone Entertainment, who produced it. Enjoy this thirty-second whirlwind clip of buzzers, beeps, bells, blips, and memorable quotes from some classic game shows:
Where does one go to print photos locally anymore? @cvspharmacy, @Target, @Walmart all seem to have either retired it, or switched it to a mail-order service. Any tips?
Million dollar actually useful AI idea: airplane toilets that sense when you’re really finished before they flush.
Help: trying to resuscitate a 2011-era MacBook Air. Charger shows green. Hitting the power button shows minimal charge. Already tried resetting PMC and PRAM. What else is there to do?
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Why is AI trying to sing before it can do my taxes? Surely there is more money to be saved/made in replacing our accountants before our artists?!
This is promising and a good first step, but there’s so much more to do. And many loopholes ahead.
