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Featuring Jason Clayton (multimedia specialist), Jasmine Craner (sports injury chiropractor) and Terry Eisele (graphic novelist)

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what is a nice warm New Heights High School welcome to Mystic Lake to talk this is Jake and Clayton Yasmin part of the Columbus business Community 17 years he has extensive experience in Market marketing and permits permission from large-scale projects and photographing to business music in of video can I text Jason is a true entrepreneur he is constantly German new ideas in finding the most creative ways to expedite then working in video production recently assisted his dominates winning the Ohio film office music video challenge setting of vital of heart from at the top of the line video company has experience in detail website design management Jason has worked as a project manager on jobs as well as local non-profit organizations this includes photo shoots in massacre in advertising contracts for express Limited Brands as well as organizing all entertainment to assist the Komen Columbus Race for the Cure there's a couple things that I want to start off with first off  you made me do number on tonight which is hard for me to get up too early second baby my wish it's the worst kind of like going to buy them for that cool LOL but anyway volume up  let me see so I really wanted to talk to you more about what the audio of the video production business is about we have a company on my tow companies why don't companies does multiple different services and has multiple different offerings to our clients but in particular the two hey ladies are is that we create videos everything from a 30-second spot all the way up to all the way up to independent film you shot to the films that have got around all the phone circuits so it just depends on what our clients need and want then on the other side of the other music label in recording studio mixing Studios Masterpiece Studios in so we really try to go out there around volume are usually live with some bad he said he was really like that and try to get it to the next level so we help mr. music help get them in front of the people but the records I'll record them Mixmaster one that messed up some of the ideas of the types of clients where was on the music side we were going to local the local I want for Christmas call Kohl's East Ohio East profile is a non-profit where they actually go out and try to raise money and bring profits from the list of the ratings to put into schools for music programs of easy programs that don't have enough money to continue this cuts and not about to help which money towards Platinum instruments in the Desert Diamond in the music Master bod cell phone real quick on the side so right now we're working with somebody schedule permits forest in the other three of these Jeremiah home before Walker's the wet Darlings the symbol of an from left as far as National bands with a lot of mastering engineering for mastering the bands we did the last two Black Keys records the move back record Arctic Monkeys driver cigarettes select record this master done so on the mix again other side of you out of the bank here in town. what's the name of the release on Netflix called of a revolution lar house if you guys know them or not but they've been around for a while now and I've got a lot of for you to follow myself text said all kinds of work as well from Nashville stuff all the time to Mom and Pop local stuff so I'm going to show you everything tell me about 6 months ago from the videos flipazoo so don't go to that we do work this all of us the board you know we did Somewhere over the hill. It was filled that is something that we needed to help them but sorrow test unless over to 300 artist resetting a hotel and they wanted to go to work on the show them that are like so crazy videos without a lot of Ohio stadium love is like so somebody shots over from the life sciences Department / 2 baby we followed all your summer during the tour and when I put them in Creative in 40 minutes. have they released the Blu-ray of a alive on the show they did so everything as far as I know 24-hour toll-free you got that leave it in the freezer and I'll be happy to answer so I was asking however some question for him some questions based upon what our company is all about and what does profession is all about Little Caesar director or it doesn't honor I went to school too teach German  but that didn't now so she got money to read from Ohio State international business with minor in German and I ended up Floyd life and not knowing what I wanted to do but I was always a musician and and when I was in college I started playing their band Third I say and until about 6 years ago myself with that shirt as I went through the corporate world and working for different corporations and I decided that I wanted to hold on my own company do something I was more afraid of the music related so I started some smaller companies here in town almost **** stop playing for a lot of audio anyway I went to head to bed so seven years ago what do you say in start a round company in one of the two things in that we want to create you want to have musically and wanted to do something else in the Free World  second cup of coffee stir the pot I started my own company scanning documents  just so you know playing Paper converter to digital actually selling a company and then moving on Fordham for your field in that sugar start a company six years ago I got a phone call from one of my clients that now and working at the state of Ohio and they had it's a huge project for and he told me and said hey I got the stove everyday to take a look at it so what we were doing in got a job in we were scanning at night time and then jamming during the day kind of thinking it was going to music labels off easy scan for. I meant so that I can the recorded and that's going to hold both and that money that I got from my problems are company that's my health started so things are weird and they're going to be for them to me so what's the most eggs an older in this business I just wanted a couple different haston small company that attend boys so it's not really the bus liter and then also performed Petersburg so I'd let business owner you have to wear so perhaps not one other of my friends sell is divided in converted into what we do well together and what we too will together is more than sales and marketing arm another person for the first time in a person's more of the freedom from so we were really well all together  Play the song what are you need to have happen to put it. What kind of what kind of people we need to be weather for you baby come on hello McFly versus the question is letter saying that that for OAR when they were playing at Red Rocks my company when you created that close minded positions to delete the light company in order to pass another word for produced play the who said that Jesse M back in the day you still have the huge huge camera how to avoid on the mini small SLR Lil Wayne and Cameron are what we need is to shoot everything is all what we use cuz I don't apply where can I sell portable heaters of and get to know what I was doing  yeah did you ever see anyone Photoshop illustrator Premiere After Effects we are working the final Club now we will get one in March they stopped supporting us an hour moving everything from here  good awesome but lights what is totally  yes I was doing was what you were doing you can do that to that okay lights that's on the info and some of the Plaza the front side of it I'm sorry that you Nicole account manager which is pretty much one of those calls officer basically said weather  so you're pretty certain you have a copy at your people to take her to clients so there's all kinds of positions in a roll syllable to say that cost play someone that actually manages the project was the manager then you have to have someone that's going to produce it that's the one that does what with the person that tells the cameraman Best Buy set timer 7 minutes so you have to really think about the different things that to run this  you know we have someone sitting on the front Twin Falls in helping you know we have editors we have Junior editors we are account management people that just manage the process where are producers and rappers  so there's only one variety of jobs that we employ the most important jobs that have really talked about where I see huge growth in the industry is Motion Graphics you see when the when the text comes flying through the screen or I would like the NFL symbol that has bands what do you watch football that's all done with the program for After Effects and its motion Rapids say is that I'm a really big area business because of very specialized and if you get a good program tickets to some serious work so Tater with on the back another word for that's definite good in growth growth area  okay so we probably go video sound of an audio so we have a musically  Berber music label we produce Andrea bands setup  what is the person that is called that comes in and recourse the van call you wanna music dictionary Isabella says everything wrong Windows Ron says all don't play that them there you need to play this wet  it's a producer just like I do set alarm for dessert  so where you at now I really see the artist call Angela perley that she gets on a label or releasing review  Purdue LMS on the cool part about it is refreshing 102.5. play to have the exclusive rights to the Lisa here in a little more before we had our PR agency throughout the nation so I play the song it's called her and this was created and recorded and everything. Malibu  who's winning the open I want to run what to wear when you do the local clients of degrees are out there what seems to be the best programs that blue design love you and your feeling baby I know basic over up overall considering we see the majority of the people we hire come from that program Outside Inside the state of Ohio this Thursday also play have a lot of the same constant of offerings that as as well  but because put a perfectionist puzzle things teach those classes specifically against a other the program they're so there's a lot to do before your programs that you could about and figure out that something that you like to do I'm always always always always always always always say change my somewhere  it's difficult to the sometimes difficult but if you get a chance where were the car on the coffee that is in the best way that you're going to learn it's the first of all put it on Sunday when they get to the field so let's really believe anymore  it's because when we hire someone for my greatest 4 or editor or Mavericks versus we totally look at real it's all about horses experience but no work what are you showing me how creative are they how good is there work Mom that's really what we looking at another big thing for us is Coulter we're small company we're very open company what the benefits of having a play everyone to word allotted and slow it it's cool it's fine it's a dirty goals ever  so it's going to build a bit into a culture of where you're going to try to work at so I think anytime Justin Turner the One banks solar changes at this job stop  well it's basically stay in business if you understand that it's it's difficult world of vanity honeymoon that level that's why we start around Albany so there's a lot of business but it's loud  outside the only downside is I work will always possibly work take me to The Shoe Express about my local where we had to show up at 10 p.m. work from 10 until 8 in the morning because there was no obvious there's those customers list so you do a lot of different kind of working kind of hours tonight it's we could try quite a bit enjoy what we do Lebanon Brew Shop what's the weather like today in way to meet people in a job everyday so that's all I have for now because Steve's razor Manhattan we are located  that's Holly alley in Avondale we're on Halloween in May 25th weather closer to the bunch of construction over there getting rid of the Old Johnson Controls colony and putting apartments in the hall where are the back side closer to start Manga Reader Target soccer Jasmine green see your shoes Dayton Dragons Payless Prisma scratches the doctors women athletes 6 thank you Chatham inspiration tracking another point that they asked me to come but I can study and then I'll try to take her questions again she going to pick up coffee I was a high school athlete trash volleyball again Spring House suggested that I go see a chiropractor  time to explain to me and what was going on what I data back  notice the very active individual is going to stay that way and then who would Cartman  did all those exercises you doing that throughout my life and I was able to run a marathon I'm running at 12:15  Presidents Day still very active person I guess description of my mind  got to be there people think of chiropractors they think of I was very limited Scrappy messenger  but my random Chiropractic is a little bit different the heck is actually deal with joints all over the body so I look at angel please call misses spine shoulders elbows wrists eBay join if it will take a look at it when I first I also take a very realistic looking past the way so yes I'm going to send with an injury  a lot of times the knee injury is not actually the  how is Beretta starfish so Craigslist different size men 30 - 60 minutes and most of my patients especially early on Cox pets reinjury wonderful Christmas last night so texted that is all the changes that are happening in healthcare which I don't know any clues  I know your age I was not paying teacher in Spanish but there's a and I said that's an amount that you're do I have to pay first before your insurance certificate so explaining that to people excited there's a lot of other so there's explaining insurance people and making sure that their care is getting covered is a big challenge hello these people come to see me when they're they're so hurt that they can't Gannon and the longer we will wait the the longer they have to go spread from one area to another like I said you really early but you're really there competing for lyrics to go in a straight angle that passed away and then we've done so she's you people that you know the earlier have anything injury to fastly but it looked at last we get that treated short of your treatment times are and the less likely you are to have other repercussions that's gross Summit challenge of  positive aspect you don't have to go get better everyday I can people walk into my office and they left a there they're all bent over whatever it happens to be if they leave my office and I times Outta 10 they feel them anywhere between 5 + 8  every now and then it got a case where that's not the case and then weave good morning to you  what groups to be able to go run that race they're hoping to run or play with the kids that's what patterns of Chiropractic jobs in the future I think that know people are starting to realize said  medicine doesn't necessarily certain medicine as in a drug test necessarily stop any problems you know if you got pain in your knee and you take Advil for that yet go away degrees but it doesn't actually fix the problem they're just have with a bandaid on it inside things that with all of the like this thing shut up said that you are becoming more and more interested in  conservative methods are really treating I guess job John for licensure so you have to have to go to undergrad the number of and in Most states an undergrad degree as well as your chiropractic degree is required in Ohio it is so measure it. And then go to a chiropractic school and they're only 15 or 16 in the u.s. to Canada fight so care to step outside of your comfort zone a little bit I went to school in Minnesota it was very well-rounded yeah as part of our training school is all hands on  where hands off of the first week that were there trying to figure out what you know what we're feeling how we're feeling is all the volume  so that's that's the different events then after that 4 Mission Sears is your National board-certified then you can say  Sam Moore  according she has all those things they don't have any criminal records or anything that would hold you back otherwise  The Alexan my LIC flowers every plenty of so much more than what you actually in fact is if you aren't a ton of school but what Pinnacle since you guys have there's times where I can talk about but I want to make sure I'm talking to what drinks to do hey can you explain to them what undergrad and graduate school means and how long that actually takes an ecologist at the blob at this point Ohio State OU catch all of those Ohio school to you yeah they're coming around and talking to you that's your undergrad four years typically go to to your schools but that won't get you if your represents we need to get into chiropractic school so for years from a number of different Kyurem-EX depending on if you're a science Tech major or an architect major take number biology classes biochemistry fun math and English psychology array of classes to get your prepared to be able to learn to in the morning death thing you learn in graduate school  The Graduate next episode for most jobs you can get a job straight out of undergraduate yesterday whatever that happens  first training I didn't mean to degree for that but that basically  my undergrad with exercise science  I got out of school cool I was going to chiropractic school I was going to continue personal training which I didn't even need to go to undergrad for 4 I could have done at directions  7 oceans of the food away with that major cuz I do know that was what really interested me take me to a relaxing but those are really my options I had to go do something further if I really wanted to get to the point where I was doing what I wanted to Savannah. Fine I fly to the fairgrounds debated between Chiropractic and physical therapy for a long time  11 x 4 they realize that I could do rehab with my patients as Kirk both said he just met in rehab that his daughter the word Senator to send the Rams and the prince so private schools another 4 years so I can 8  here's a did you have an accelerated program  I went through the summer this in Spanish torque for went on and on about how it's not what you're used to in undergrad was not know  just offer me a I know I've never really had much trouble with school and then I got a chiropractic school like eight times the information eight times as a death and I want so if a word of inspiration I guess. You do get to that point where you're in a grad program don't be surprised that it's can you do an undergrad surprised that when you start Underground figured out just remember how your goal is your goal and you take those baby steps together interested in nutrition okay so that's another aspect of Chiropractic it is kind of a a very all-encompassing profession which again is why I was more interested in that than that I can do both of the rehab the it's a great way to be able to help your patient from the number of angles my partner actually really I do a lot  but it works really nice there are some conditions where say yes I was having any in a number of areas well I can work on reading all of those separate things that seem like they're separate things and if you go to a specialist that looks at just shoulders and just or whatever those drinks happened to me  they're working on just those things well being able to Having learned snap change of life well that knowledge I guess it realized it now there are cases where a fantastic number of areas are actually all related and they end up being your digestive issue with your license or hold of nutrients she over your body sticker active how to make  fighting seriously on a healthy happy person wouldn't necessarily be bothersome they they are much another idea of how we have to discuss  and that's what your problem is Russian flag  I got somebody had to have a question  anyone ever been to a chiropractor Friday just the adjusted send you on your way pack Iris  I like to see is and there's more of our Kairos that are what is after I'm here for you we are just down the street play bananas in Dublin Road are do you work with us children or what's your age range that you work with I actually really enjoy working with nice classic Executive Center  Kevin how I got my shirt  rhinoceros running like I'm seriously let me to surgery I went to enough to school and practice with the number of people that had the same issues that I did that I'm having a surgery because they did it end up in a chiropractic office tatted-up it up  Lee's office in sentence of an orthopedic surgeon at the orthopedic surgeon the only way they know to Centurion Zach is passion in mind because you know you guys are still out young enough of it you're still developing and a lot of ways and you can use big enough to be able to make your own decisions and really recognize not recognize day but I went with all pages Leslie said I think Miami station is a V12 nominate oldest patient is in the seventies little bit of everybody  the most common thing you see in high school athletes injuries are mistakes that they made that they could avoid in females is most definitely HDL there are so so I thought I barely took the truck to you the first time  really making sure that they're there look taking a paid attention to how they're bending and moving yeah you can you can do a spot and you can just buy like that for you can do a spot like this to either way you're going to feel it in those glutes and quads but message you need a whole lot greater risk for injury from OC's together  flood easier to bring them together map Center for you where does Michigan do that a lot I feel a lot of low back but they're getting a totem pole is it a tortoise whenever way I see a lot with players who are specially in the back line because they're doing a lot of diamonds safety  what is the biggest monster for high schoolers a negative to get them all back so probably deleted  Seven Oaks  Thrift Shop Max & Erma Tire with a Cadence NC Russians cre8 salon  Professor outdoor question out there what are you thinking about the Fairfax Court there are four of them they're used to belong the first three are all written so you sit down and think it was 110 questions in 90 minutes and you're just going and then you go another hundred questions for 9  can you get a break after the first the first three more there are like that reason I'm checking is test the last one is all Hands-On so they give you got a fake patient we've been trains that is closed the whole thing they only answer questions did the only there's a someone sitting in the corner. Dante they said the corner with the check for it and they're just making up  I'll talk to this guy that the judge right now supposed to be brother with you at all and I'll see you come in or the there's a paper there that says there and I want you to do test XYZ and you know this is a little 3 about this person is now you have to get no answer whatever questions they will give you afterwards so they they grade you on whether or not you're doing Terraria grade rated R habitat challenging to figure out all of that in a little bit there but I don't my school Fair does very well for it there school so you guys number I will life in Georgia prison School Missouri update New York and Minnesota the Niger Niger Realtors Pizza  40 year old woman is a habit can having hip pain for a little over a year and a half and she adventu actually better to her PT is a different chiropractor narrative doctor which is another kind of naturopathic sort of doctor the deals nah she's been to two or three different neurologists her primary physician and referred her to a number of different orthopedic. kept on telling her she was crazy and that she wasn't having the same pain there's nothing happening so we actually did the bed here is a truck back and it turns out shoes she's one of those people where Hey cuz actually not locate the cell system but it was was her Graphic Signs so you should be done been forward twist into well there's was very what's the diarrhea being very stiff for lower back Sky external and then to make up for that cuz it's then take.  To make up for stability that was lacking so we actually I have very little the devil is for your house background  check into cash  is there a number of things that are like that when I get to the like that that I'm neighbor people work with because  what I do with Sophie  2004 that is very pretty FedEx Bergen Pac to get into instead of cards don't be surprised if you get there and it takes your butt  to get into med school afternoon thinking about  Suffolk Eye Care what are you guys thinking about  neurologist haircutters the neurologist get along great because they're you don't you guys really understand how the nervous system works and buy you guys a and chiropractor said look at the the nervous system as well is the CNG Midway 35 feet per day to your next sentence permission Arosa brochures Paradise list English cheapest Meredith kids girls wife Michelle how's your day this morning  generosity when I was asked to speak to supervisor appears and choosing a career because I didn't really choose my career until a couple years after I graduated from but I had no idea what I want to do after school when I was in college I had no idea what I want to do after college can I really thought she fell into one of the two careers I'm going to talk to you about this morning my main one which is teaching English to love you pick up lines  by the way that I got started doing that was actually following my girlfriend now my wife can Europe both living in Chicago and she got a job for a year teaching in Switzerland and I was just going to wait and hang out in Chicago until she came back and that about two months before she was supposed to leave I realized I didn't want to wait for her so I scrambled around and try and find if you're up to pick up anywhere in Europe is closer switch tacos  and found a job teaching in a country called Jeff down the Czech Republic and at that time it was about a year after the end of Communism and so say it really tayberry well so my salary was about 70 equivalent of 75 to 100 US dollars per month which if you have get mortgage credit card debt anything like that is really hard to keep up with those debt payments so the teachers that young people right out of college didn't have any kind of debt that they had to be responsible for so that's how I got the job teaching and got to love no teaching experience my degree in college was not an education and so I was really going into this experience kind I've never been to Europe before the only countries in travel to Mexico and Canada so it was quite an experience to readex about 12 months earlier I couldn't have gone to as an American because it was behind the Iron Curtain still kind of control that's how I got into the career and once I started doing it I realized how much I loved it and I was pretty good at it just kind of naturally it didn't require a lot of work and I just kind of found that I what's up  did it for a year there then was able to join my wife at first school in Switzerland taught and coached there for a year then came back and worked on my my Master's Degree and books that are kind of sir waiting for a result of the story that I recorded from an elderly woman who survived this event during World War II life story turn down into my Master's thesis back in the mid-to-late 1990s and  what about the last five years turn down its  with the help of an artist local artist  decided to write anything to dinner  what love about teaching ESL is that I always tell my students this that I by the end of the semester I think that I work as much if not more for my students as they have were burned for me in a class of 20 students that typically have people from 17 different countries 1617 different country the first question I always get when I tell people that I teach people who don't speak English is how many languages Tom and even if I did speak another language very well you wouldn't help me that much in the classroom because maybe one or two speak that language pick up lines  70 different languages what I love about job is dead I get to learn so much from my students and I love you interaction with my students my students are all but the ages range anywhere from 18 years old to people in their mid-sixties some of them are right out of high school then have some college experience back holding their own country so they don't some of them left their home countries when they were 10 years old and live for eight years in a refugee camp in tents and get it done and now they're here so there's a there's a real Variety in terms demographics  the requirements if you want to do is a second language at the level that I teach at a college or university you need a master's degree and places like Ohio State Ohio Dominican Day offer master's degree in teaching English as a second language if you want to do it a bra don't need a master's degree necessarily but you do need some kind of draining usually nesl unless you are not too picky about where you there are some places where it's harder to get teachers to go there if it's harder to get teachers to go there then they generally are stringent on that requirements of the universe job outlook how do you say for the position that I have as a full-time ESL instructor at a college University those positions are difficult it in a city the size of Columbus if you go to a larger city with a more Cosmopolitan population like Atlanta Los Angeles ghost jobs are easier to find but part-time jobs that's what a lot of people what state do adjunct instructors wear one or two plastic Columbus State and I get this for 7 or 8 years I got my full-time job I had a class at Franklin University from Capital University  all of those together and it kind of is equivalent the other side of it is if you are somebody who enjoys traveling and enjoy foreign language today I think this is the premiere for you because Josh in other countries are Collectibles is pretty easy to find jobs so whenever I need young people who are interested in foreign languages like I'm sure that's a lot of you are in the Smiths Spanish class or French class if you have a talent with that and you have an interest in foreign languages you have an interest in traveling and living in other countries in my opinion this is the best way to do you can almost teacher like to do that I'm friends with a brand new graduate to play soccer for me and I'm really good friends with her father Olivia mole at she sat in on some of my class to Columbus State she was an undergraduate at Kenya found in her second year teaching English in Ecuador and absolutely loves it  I think that's  Premier Packaging that sounds like you you like language and you like travel and I really recommend this so I would say that's in terms of the second career that I'm here and talk about which is writing and got the looks kind of slow going around oh and if you're interested so I'm going to take these books with me that you're looking at right now but mr. Hector has a set of these three books and they are also in the Library, Brandy library and I have a website it's just my name Terry dyson.com that has more information Toy Story that they did tell bed hopefully that said the mr. hacker has will make it into the library play White terms of writing I would say you need to have like I do and that supports  because to be honest unless you are the MV less than 1% writers who are successful enough to be able to support themselves is going to be very difficult so he only way that these books to work on it because of the other guy and I always tell people you want to be later or you want to be an artist the other side of these books then you have to do that if you want to be a writer you have to write and sometimes Rite Aid sucks it's not fun and you got it force yourself to sit down and do it and it will always be other things that are there calling you to do them what's the better on television then that Riders Dunes Ryan to there's always a friend calling you go out to play basketball or soccer  sunny and 70 degrees that's what's better that sit down at that desk and write but if you want to ride if you want to be a writer that's what you have to do you have to do it everyday if you can you have to nighttime everything and same thing is true with art if you want to be an artist you have put the time in to your craft and work on and I had the luxury of having no deadline no time constraint with these books I could do this as quickly or slowly as I want because they were mine and there was no Publishing Company you know giving me a deadline and I had my other job to help support this process so the lot of people don't have that luxury lot of people have deadlines pressure to produce but I did if you are interested in writing or the art side and these books I think that you're sister has my email address funny other girl soccer team has my email address send me an email and if you are a writer who is looking for artist now there are a couple different Comics groups here in Columbus that meat and artists kind of work on their heart Wilder meeting showed Cards Against gestiones kind of trade-ideas and so I have contact with a lot of artists who are always looking for writers have written material if you want to turn into a common orographic, if you are an artist and you don't feel strong in the writing why did I have friends were writers who are always looking for artists and you are one of the rare gifted people who can do both congratulations you're pretty unusual the person who plays strong in our and also feels comfortable doing the writing and vice versa you have a future ahead of you if that's what you want to presume because that's a pretty rare combination but if you ever have any questions the comics Community here in Columbus where you have any ideas that you want to bounce off somebody feel free to contact me you can also get ahold of me through my website and other than that do you have any questions the interaction  yeah I learning from my students my students are typically motivated mature interesting people are there because they know that they need English to to be successful and have account here in United States and so they don't they're not there because they feel like you're forced to be there wired for them to go into a major at the college and Soul Survivor they understand that it's required for them for the bigger either going to live here and have a good light hear me better than me so my the English that I teach probably closer to the Spanish French that that you study that it is to your advances it's a lot of grammar it's learning is preparing them for success in their college classes so we give them a placement test when they apply they come to us already with fairly high level so it's not learning score of the post office Wisconsin state state they are beyond that they are they are six months to a year away from being Cox  indignation so she's is my interaction with them probably the love my job teaching English in Columbus State PSN baby your teachers would agree with his sister braided if I didn't have you bring papers but other than that everything else Chris Brown period of cards music China raise your hand in my child something else I've done what's your favorite part about writing  the end products  not not the process that's a lie what time is in the process when something works really well as an example that the hardest part of these books of the three books that are kind of circulating I wrote them all as one longer I finished them last people last one book and then I realized it file size was way too massive for the the frigate  and they had a 400 megabyte limit and this was like $570 and I couldn't get it down to the 4th so I had to split it in thought you was already in three chapters so disease  chapter became its own but the hardest part of this was the beginning song Rite Aid about a town that was completely destroyed by the Germans during World War II all of the males ages 16 and over were killed in groups of 10 by firing squad in one night the women 60 and over were sent to the concentration camp at that all of the children under 16 were sent to bootcamp find out about two months later all but about 10 of them we're Ghazt in and that is the Germans took the next two months where did the German Army Corps of Engineers and remove the town to blow it up burn it down take it away flatten it out fill the lady plant grain plant grass bring in sheep to graze to just literally erase this town so I found a woman survived that survived the concentration key and then returned and was still alive in 1995 and was still parents be cheeks very very sharp very good memory and I interviewed her for about 13 or 14 hours  about her by sewer what's a way to start and I wanted to start it with an image kind of iconic image of this town was the church the Same Heart Church with but God does exist anymore because it was destroyed with everything else and I couldn't figure out how to start the boat and I came up with the idea soda page is a vocab is a Intex close up on cracks and then we slowly pull out to pull out from the cracks BC stop pull out even more Clocktower the roof of the church most of the church and am here it looks like we're seeing pull out even further and we CO2 photograph of that church through looking at and then the idea is slowly pulling more photograph is there and now we have the two of us pulling out outside the window outside the window you can still see photograph this is the little window and if you're close you can still see that photograph on the wall through the little window and then we pull out to a bird's-eye view so how about the Newtown and once I came up with that idea everything else fell into place  but that was that was really the hardest the story was trying to figure out how I was going to represent a place that no longer existed kind of in the I didn't want to just start with  me and this important right talking that's kind of a boring starts but then coming up getting was the hardest part you have photographs reference what town look like  the way that I found her was through stop by visit in the Memorial Museum of the Town said the town was rebuilt after the war so there is a town in it's it's just one the hill over where Houston  tell me one more Memorial Museum and I wouldn't talk to the curator he gave me the names of the three women who were living in the new version which survived and were still alive and then I sent them letters of introduction and explanation of what I want to do and she was the one she was the only charged  letter and said yes tell me what you would end up meeting three times for a total of like 13 hours stop at talking first time we met I had no idea what to expect and I didn't know if she would be willing to talk or how long you'd be willing to talk and the translator who's there with me to this plane into her check but I wasn't what I was interested in talk for about 90 seconds and she said Okay and then she talked for 4 hours straight and lucky luckily I brought about five hours of percents to record it just in case but I did not expect her to sit and talk non-stop for 4 hours straight about this story in about 20  Fosbury Flop call me so that the Nazis controlled the Jacqueline's that the check resistance movement in Italy with the British government era Royal Air Force  assassinated did not see who was in charge of the check  successfully kill the German was in charge of Education neighbor to check paratroopers who did the worse it was to check parachute soldiers who were working with the British. This Woman's brother and another man from their town just before the war started escaped the country and went to Britain text join the British Air Forces the Germans originally thought that it was her brother and his other man who were the two Dax parachuted into the country and assassinated the German was in charge before they killed everybody in the town and have destroyed they learn it was those two but they had already made the decision to make this town an example for the world they did is another since but in the other places they kept it secret in this town they did it and they broadcast it to the World on the news can you wear a pocket guide you in your Lambs that you resist us this is what the punishment Toby the original reasoning chill because they thought there was a connection between the woman who I interviewed between her brother and another man left the town they thought they were the ones who give you vegetarian potato chips cast of the woman who I enter the family was very closely connected to this whole fact she's the only one from her fan extended family of 19 people who survived the only reason wasn't killed with the rest of her family is because she was 9 months pregnant at the time and they put her in an awesome maternity hospital for her to give birth to her baby you away from her and they sent her to me best to happy stories any other questions guess  since you have to go to court again, I am doing what a lot of people do today self-publish this is actually self-published through Amazon.com they have kind of a branch of Amazon CreateSpace hey and Ashley a lot of popular books today started out as being self-published probably the best selling book the last two years Fifty Shades of Grey was self-publish first and sold thousands and thousands of copies before a publisher picked it up published by a publishing company is very very difficult they usually marry in Egypt chrome rims

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