Rich Sigfrit's Personal Blog

Just got back from ST. At the IMAX. Second row. Second row because Susan wanted somewhere in the middle, and that was all that was available. I love her, so I was willing to sit in the place that I hate most in a theater. My neck is still sore. But anyway.
( Quick review: )

I will say, as of this writing, opening day buzz still pulsing through my veins, this is my favorite Trek. Followed by Wrath of Kahn and First Contact. Great movie, you all must see it.

Hero Envy is back and better than ever with a bold new direction. Dekker’s final fate is revealed and it’s not what you think. This episode also features some highlights from the entire series and is a perfect jumping o­n point for new viewers. Make sure to stay after the credits for a hilarious blooper.

To watch, visit Hero Envy the webseries

Kids are off. World didnt end. Doesnt feel like it though. Have to go on

To FOX: FOX - Fuck-Off-Xenophobes. Or, a better one: Fuck-Off-XOXOHTH.

To Joss, you are around people who love you. You don't need FOX. You're better than them. You know it's going to happen again. I know that they said they wouldn't hurt you again. They said it was a mistake. But for fuck's sake if you go back to them you literally are ASKING FOR IT.

"Open your miiiiiiiind"

Gizmodo has all the disturbing details here.

I love Movie Mantras. And so should you. Martyn is a fun guy with an awesome voice and an even better show. It's one of those shows that makes you wish you'd thought of it first.

Episode 68
Standing firm on the wisdom bridge of Khazad-dum and holding back the Balrog of Folly tonight is none other than Podcasting's Rich Sigfrit. Check out his wonderful creations at

www.requiemoftheoutcast.com

Today's mantra comes from 'Braveheart' and reminds us not too put off achieving our dreams until a time more convenient. Time is short, so let's go...

To contact the show please send emails to - wisdom@moviemantras.com

Check out the other 67 episodes at moviemantras.com

God Damnit. That is hilarious.

StellarCon was a lot of fun, and if I can find some time, I'll def post some tidbits, but for now I'm going to post a link to something far more entertaining.

Me as William Shatner singing Rocketman. Oh yes. I did.
www.requiemoftheoutcast.com/wordpress/2009/03/19/as-promised-with-our-600th-listener/

Enjoy

im heading to StellarCon. Txt me if u get there and want to say hello!

I've been hosting Trivia for about a month now, and I thought having a name for the show might spice things up a bit. I like Trivial Knowledge, but I want something with more kick. Ideas?

Thanks guys.

Here are some of the recommendations I received.

“Rich is one of truly great voices in podcasting. He is so versatile and creative. His productions are second to none. Rich Sigfrit is an easy going, fun person to work with.” - Rick Stringer

“Podcasting’s Rich Sigfrit’s funny yet sympathetic portrayal of the half-orc blacksmith Herrjarr (my word, how does that man have any voice left?) is one of my three favorite performances.” [From Murder at Avendon Hill] - Micheal Spence

“The one man blooper reel… listening to some lines he did for me and the man is FRIGGIN’ HILARIOUS!!!!” - Indiana Jim

“Rich Sigfrit’s media talents go far beyond his sense of humor and mastery of the comic performance arts; his professionalism, dedication, business savvy, tech smarts, and experience are virtually unparalleled in the New Media world. Factor in his upbeat, positive attitude, and you have the consummate 21st century media pioneer. Rich is a powerful asset to any professional team or project.” - Jack Mangan

“makes me laugh to the point where I say stop, it hurts” - Susan Z

“Working with Rich Sigfrit has been a pleasure. As part of the new generation of web-creatives, Sigfrit has an easy way with both the creative and technical aspects of production and distribution. His facility with both aspects allows him to craft a product that intuitively works best with your final product’s delivery. No fuss, no muss, great work every time.” - Earl Newton

“Kinda funny” - Michelle, ArtistAlley Podcast

“Besides being a phenomenal voice actor, Rich has the ability to put real world structures behind creative ideas. He is a true entrepreneur with a drive for excellence and the commitment to see it through. He also ranks as one of the best networkers I have ever met.” - Jay Lynn

Everyone has been really awesome letting me know what they think of me, but I can't help but think some of them are bordering on Sarcastic. hahahaha.  Thanks to all of you that helped.  I've been posting them on my professional site, hoping that it will help land a gig.  but even if not, it's really made me feel good during these tough times of job searching.  Thank you all, so much.  And that's with no sarcasm.

imagining a Battle Giraffe.

Battle Giraffes are easy to imagine. Take a regular Giraffe. Now picture him having trained his entire life, eating gruel and constantly hitched to a large wheel that powers his master's palace's AC while the surrounding desert's sun beats down upon his brow, circa 600 BC. Now picture his hopes and dreams of being a free range Giraffe squished by the whip his trainer has worn thin on his, his brothers, and his father's back. Envision the blacksmiths hammer pounding out the tin and gold and copper that will be used to fashion armor on the giraffe to protect his master's investment. Having trained a Giraffe to battle-ready isn't easy or cheap. They have to endure many years of training, surviving in the Giraff-eator dome, and being able to accurately perform the Kata, showcasing the long studied Giraffe Martial Arts originally created by the monks that live atop Mount Hood in Oregon.

I don't see why it's so hard to picture. geez.

Anyone else going?