Numb3rs of Anarchy

Summary: This episode of That Post Show features a conversation with Paul Fontaine and Norman Hollyn. We discuss Sliders, Numb3rs and Sons of Anarchy. If you like the new intro song and want to record one of your own, send one to us! We'd love to feature your intro song on the show. If we use your song, you win something very cool. Alternate Show Titles A Million Monkeys dot TV The LOST Effect They might be up to 6 by now Sponsorship That Post Show is proudly sponsored by Adobe Production Premium. By writing a review of THAT POST SHOW on iTunes -- you are automatically entered to win a copy of Adobe Production Premium. Video2Brain is Europe's premiere source for video training (since 2002) and offers extensive video training in English, German, French and Spanish. Some of the best trainers in the world offer training on products like Premiere, After Effects, Audition, Final Cut, Avid, EDIUS and over 100 more titles. If you'd like 20% off of Introduction Adobe Audition CS5.5, Kinectic Typography Techniques with After Effects or Compositing in Premiere Pro -- use the code TPS20 at checkout. We are also sponsored by CrumplePop, the place for Final Cut Pro X plugins and effects. We are also sponsored by Noise Industries, creators of the amazing FxFactory Pro suite of effects and plugins (now Final Cut Pro X compatible). Kanen Flowers Kanen is the troublemaker behind Scruffy Thinking. He writes a blog, writes code and creates visual and textual content, sometimes together. You can follow him on twitter or check out his company at Scruffy.TV. Norman Hollyn Worked on HEATHERS, THE COTTON CLUB and Oliver Stone's TV show WILD PALMS. Norman is the author of The Lean Forward Moment and is the co-host of 2 Reel Guys with Larry Jordan. Paul Fontaine Paul has worked on Charmed, Numb3rs, Chaos and Sons of Anarchy as an editor. Plus, he's a great guy. Show Notes Salt Visual Effects. Paul worked on Chaos -- the 2011 TV Show. Norman wrote The Lean Forward Moment and Paul mentions The Field Guide to the Aesthetic Experience -- which is out of print.