Do you all think they'll even mention the Sony E3 stuff that just, "leaked," on UPF or Scoops?
So we are pretty sure the on camera job posting is just a formality right?
Watched the Jojo Quick Look and yeah, that thing seems to be a pretty great kind of stupid. Will totally check the series out.
I wonder if Zoey has to be careful with the magnet in her hand when handling writable media.
I like Brad's idea of E.O. standing for Edward Olmos.Also Robert EO Speedwagon is the greatest name I have ever heard.
I wonder if Zoey has to be careful with the magnet in her hand when handling writable media.
I just watched five episodes because of the quick look, been meaning to check it out but haven't gotten around to it.
The first few episodes dragged a bit but it's getting better, the last episode I watched kinda flew by. I'm enjoying it for what it is.
Edit: Kinda want to make my desktop background a screencap of JoJo looking amazed and saying "I can even lift this heavy rock!"
I just realized I have no idea where one would go to watch anime. You guys have some go-to sites?
Kinda surprised Alex played on normal difficulty and then complained about the lack of challenge in the battles in Child of Light, but I guess that's the difficulty most people play at. Still love that game :/.
I restarted the game on "hard" after finishing it on "normal," and while the difficulty increase does make enemy encounters tougher, it doesn't entirely negate the sluggish, grindy feel of the early parts of the game. You just have to work a little harder to dispatch a lot of enemies that still don't require a ton of strategy to best.
My initial reaction. Good for her though I guess
Jeff said this on his Tumblr: "Weve got a lead on one of the jobs that seems potentially promising, hopefully well get those positions filled soon."
But yeah, I would be shocked if they didn't at least have a solid lead on that position. With what that position demands of having to be on-camera etc., it would be almost impossible to take someone totally fresh and know if he/she would work out. The Associate Producer position is probably more open (unless Hamst3r wants the job!).
Oh hey, free, this is great. Thanks! I'll give it a watch later.
when ever Zoe Quinn comes up my first thought is of Johnny V asking why Max had a "Zoh Quinn" name tag on during the GDC livestream... although I guess I shouldn't be surprised he would say it that way since he did pronounce "Jose" as "Horsey" one time...
on a related note I need to stop listening to so many old GB podcasts at work I think...
The associate producer credit also makes clear that it will have an on-camera facet. I found it interesting how it and not the associate editor position had a line about how applicants must be comfortable being a public figure.
I think they both mentioned that applicants must be comfortable on camera.
You're right, but that wasn't quite what I was getting at. I could have been clearer, but I found the specific wording of "public figure" kind of interesting.
You're right, but that wasn't quite what I was getting at. I could have been clearer, but I found the specific wording of "public figure" kind of interesting.
You're right, but that wasn't quite what I was getting at. I could have been clearer, but I found the specific wording of "public figure" kind of interesting.
I think it's mentioned so that people don't think the production gig is just sitting in a backroom.
I'm just assuming that Vinny and Jeff had some say in the wording of the opening for the producer and editor, respectively. It kind of gives you a look into the thoughts they have for the job, and the fact that one lists becoming a public figure and the other doesn't is something I find interesting.
I see what you're saying, but it's down to expectations, not necessarily different takes on how Vinny and Jeff see their jobs/lives.I'm really being unclear.
I totally know why they say it, and they should say it.
I'm just assuming that Vinny and Jeff had some say in the wording of the opening for the producer and editor, respectively. It kind of gives you a look into the thoughts they have for the job (and possibly by extension for their own jobs), and the fact that one lists becoming a public figure and the other doesn't is something I find interesting.
Clearly it's just me, however.
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The associate producer credit also makes clear that it will have an on-camera facet. I found it interesting how it and not the associate editor position had a line about how applicants must be comfortable being a public figure.
Isn't there like an old version of it? Is this a retelling or something? Is that one worth a watch?
Isn't there like an old version of it? Is this a retelling or something? Is that one worth a watch?
Yeah, but my thinking is that they'd be more willing to ease someone into that position (like they did with Ian), while the Associate Editor will probably be required to do well on camera from day 1. I dunno...
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