The Stage 32 Videos: Awl Media

Episode 10 was the last Episode that was recorded of the Radio Play (over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (with lots of variations from the Radio Play). Susan: Susan McEwen. Trent: Trent Wilson. Professor When: Wayne Jarman. Odysseus: Shayne Bartlett. Achilles: Gareth Jarman.

Episode 9 of the Radio Play (from over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (with lots of variations from the Radio Play). Susan: Susan McEwen. Trent: Trent Wilson. Professor When: Wayne Jarman. Odysseus: Shayne Bartlett.

Episode 7 of the Radio Play (from over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (with lots of variations from the Radio Play). Susan: Susan McEwen. Trent: Trent Wilson. Professor When: Wayne Jarman. Odysseus: Shayne Bartlett. Achilles: Gareth Jarman. Narrator: Shayne Bartlett.

Episode 6 of the Radio Play (from over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (with lots of variations from the Radio Play). Susan: Susan McEwen. Trent: Trent Wilson. Professor When: Wayne Jarman. Odysseus: Shayne Bartlett. Achilles: Gareth Jarman. Patroclus: Wayne Jarman.

Episode 5 of the Radio Play (from over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (with lots of variations from the Radio Play). Narrator: Shayne Bartlett. Susan: Susan McEwen. Trent: Trent Wilson. Professor When: Wayne Jarman. Odysseus: Shayne Bartlett. Achilles: Gareth Jarman. Patroclus: Wayne Jarman.

Episode 4 of the Radio Play (from over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (with lots of variations from the Radio Play). Narrator: Shayne Bartlett, Susan: Susan McEwen, Trent: Trent Wilson, Professor When: Wayne Jarman. Odysseus: Shayne Bartlett.

Episode 3 of the Radio Play (from over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (with lots of variations from the Radio Play). Narrator: Shayne Bartlett, Susan: Susan McEwen, Trent: Trent Wilson, Professor When: Wayne Jarman. Odysseus: Shayne Bartlett.

Episode 2 of the Radio Play (from over 20 years ago). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (that starts very differently to the Radio Play). Susan: Susan McEwen, Trent: Trent Wilson, Professor When: Wayne Jarman.

This is Episode 1. (I suggest you review Episode 8 first, as that Episode gives a summary and a glimpse of the action of the story.) Over 20 years ago: This is the raw beginnings of the Radio Play (and Professor When's journey). Professor When and His T.O.A.S.T.E.R. is now a feature-length movie Screenplay (that starts very differently to the Radio Play). Narrator: Shayne Bartlett, Susan: Susan McEwen, Trent: Trent Wilson, Professor When: Wayne Jarman.

I thought it was about time that I created a video to explain the corporate side of my AWL Media Services business. Wayne Jarman

This is the 'first-ever' Corporate Video that I produced. It goes back many, many years. The video goes longer than I would normally edit a video to ...but the client wanted it for a Business Expo and the timing suited their needs. I shot all of the video with a Sony HandyCam (except for the helicopter segment which belonged to another company, that you will see credited). It was just as well that I used a small camera. You will see the segment of Infrastructure work that was filmed in a busy Sydney street during a torrential downpour and 'almost' a gail-force wind. Filming alone, with all of my equipment strapped to my back while holding the umbrella and trying to stay upright is still a stark memory almost two decades later. :-) The last scene, where the camera zooms from the company logo on a shirt to a group personnel shot, was actually shot the other way around (ie group shot, zooming to the logo). When I showed the first draft of the video to my client, they were very happy but commented "I would have preferred that the other way around. Can you reverse it?" I said I wasn't sure but I would see what I could do and we set another appointment, to see the final version, for the next morning. The short answer was that the cheap video editing software that I was using couldn't reverse the scene. Instead, I sat at my computer all night and pulled the scene apart, frame by frame, and then reassembled the scene, frame by frame, in reverse order. I finished in time to take the final version to the meeting and my client reviewed it and said "Yeah, that's better." (Only a video editor knows the pain of a video editor.) I handed over my invoice and went home to bed. I used the money to buy better equipment and better software. :-)

Another Corporate Identity video from our vaults. I love doing these projects ...particularly if there is Engineering and machines involved. :-)