Tony D's guest appearances

Tony D

The Quote of the Day Show | Daily Motivational Talks

Artists Helping Artists: Selling Your Art On-Line with Leslie Saeta

Cars Yeah with Mark Greene

Raspberry Pi

Craft of Charisma

Battle Rap Resume

The Collegiate Empowerment® Show for Higher Education Professionals

The Remso Martinez Experience

Watch Battles

Larry W. Robinson's Gospel Interviews & Entertainment News Report

Sport Radio - Australia

Inside Supercars

The Driver's Seat

The Music Box

Sober Cast: An (unofficial) Alcoholics Anonymous Podcast AA

Craig Lowndes

Nick Percat

Todd Hazelwood

David Reynolds

Anton De Pasquale

Michael Caruso

Garth Tander

Jamie Whincup

Scott Pye

Andre Heimgartner

Bryce Fullwood

Brad Jones

Broc Feeney

James Courtney

Macauley Jones

OwlTail

Read Hayes

Vaccinations are UP! Retail Sales are UP! According to the US Census Retail Bureau, January retail sales were up 3%. In this week’s episode, our co-hosts discuss these topics and more, including the US vaccination expansion campaign, retail successes in January, ranking of best retail performers, and vaccine efforts worldwide.The post CrimeScience – The Weekly Review – Episode 46 with Dr. Read Hayes &amp; Tony D’Onofrio appeared first on Loss Prevention Research Council.

CrimeScience

Vaccinations are UP! Retail Sales are UP! According to the US Census Retail Bureau, January retail sales were up 3%. In this week’s episode, our co-hosts discuss these topics and more, including the US vaccination expansion campaign, retail successes in January, ranking of best retail performers, and vaccine efforts worldwide. The post <a href="https://lpresearch.org/crimescience-the-weekly-review-episode-46-with-dr-read-hayes-tony-donofrio/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CrimeScience – The Weekly Review – Episode 46 with Dr. Read Hayes &amp; Tony D’Onofrio</a> appeared first on <a href="https://lpresearch.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Loss Prevention Research Council</a>.

CrimeScience – The Weekly Review – Episode 46 with Dr. Read Hayes & Tony D’Onofrio

On today's episode, Joseph DiMeglio &amp; Kyriakos Chatzis talk about potential trades involving Tony DeAngelo. Players names that have been involved are Sam Bennett, Vince Dunn, Jake Virtanen, and Phillip Danault.

Ice Cold Takes: A New York Rangers Hockey Podcast

On today's episode, Joseph DiMeglio &amp; Kyriakos Chatzis talk about potential trades involving Tony DeAngelo. Players names that have been involved are Sam Bennett, Vince Dunn, Jake Virtanen, and Phillip Danault.

Episode 27: Tony D Trade Thoughts

If you are not changing, then you are not growing. That is why it is important in business to learn how to be innovative and continue to provide something new to your consumers. But how do you make that change desirable, in a way that doesn’t scare them away? In this episode, Ben Baker invites Tony DUrso of VoiceAmerica to talk about how we break out of the box and get people to see us in a new light. Having written a book that took him in a complete direction, he shares how we can get people to know us and embrace us doing something different from what we've always done. Ben then takes us into podcasting and how he engages with his audience, offering some advice on responding to feedback and making your super fans feel special that they become champions of your brand. Check out Billy Samoa Saleebey’s Podcast, “For The Love Of Podcasting” at www.fortheloveofpodcast.com.

The YourLIVINGBrand.live show

If you are not changing, then you are not growing. That is why it is important in business to learn how to be innovative and continue to provide something new to your consumers. But how do you make that change desirable, in a way that doesn’t scare them away? In this episode, Ben Baker invites Tony DUrso of VoiceAmerica to talk about how we break out of the box and get people to see us in a new light. Having written a book that took him in a complete direction, he shares how we can get people to know us and embrace us doing something different from what we've always done. Ben then takes us into podcasting and how he engages with his audience, offering some advice on responding to feedback and making your super fans feel special that they become champions of your brand.   Check out Billy Samoa Saleebey’s Podcast, “For The Love Of Podcasting” at <a href="http://www.fortheloveofpodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fortheloveofpodcast.com</a>.

Breaking out of the Box through Podcasting with Tony D’Urso

Tony D’Aquino

Tony D’Aquino is an Australian filmmaker who made his directorial debut last year with The Furies, now streaming on Shudder. The Furies is a bloodbath daylight slasher extravaganza, with strong nods to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre but with a modern twist. In this conversation, we hear about Tony’s director origin story, the making of Furies, and major lessons learned from his first movie. Now without further ado, here is Furies director Tony D’Aquino.  Alright. Here as always, are some key takeaways from this conversation with Tony D’Aquino.   Prepare, prepare, prepare. For low budget movies, when time is money and every minute counts, you have zero time to think through decisions on set and therefore have to have pre-decided everything as far ahead of time as possible. This means taking the time to review worst-case scenarios during pre-production so you can anticipate whatever could go wrong on set and have backup plans at the ready. This is a critical lesson that all of Roger Corman’s disciples carried with them, and it’s a major lesson Tony learned making The Furies. Furthermore, on the topic of decision making, there's a real condition called decision fatigue whereby your brain becomes incapable of making decisions after it’s reached a decision threshold. According to neuroscience, making decisions is the most cognitively taxing function your brain can perform. The more decisions you make throughout the course of the day, the less effective you will be at making decisions later on. So be conscious of your decision budget and save that brainpower for the hard things that come up while shooting instead of the small details. This all comes down to prep, so make sure you’re over-prepared every day. Listen to my conversations with Joe Dante and Roger Corman for more about the importance of preparation.      90% of the film is casting. Tony spent a lot of time, effort, and energy on casting The Furies because he know that in order for his horror film to work, the acting had to be excellent. Of course, horror has a schlocky side with very cheesy acting and has a reputation amongst outsiders for not requiring good acting - but this isn’t true; you need great actors, or else your movie will fall flat - nobody will care about your character and it will not be scary. Fear is an extremely complex emotion to display on camera, and in a horror movie, it’s one of the most important emotions for your actors to get right. So double down your focus on casting. Also, spend time talking to and getting to know your actors before you cast them because you will ultimately be in very high-pressure scenarios with them and will need to know that you’ll get along and that they’re reliable. Eli Roth will often speak to other directors who have worked with the actors he’s considering casting to find out about their conduct on set, which is an extremely simple but important thing to do. Eli Roth also mentioned that in terms of having a harmonious set, it’s best to cast actors who are either brand new to acting or notably famous, as those who are in-between being a newcomer and famous "will fuck your movie up." This is a lesson that Umberto Lenzi told Eli personally. So consider all of this when casting.     Mistakes are good. Ok, going to start this one off with a semi spoiler alert: there’s an extremely brutal scene in The Furies where a woman’s entire face gets cut off with an axe - it’s filmed in broad daylight, and it’s so frighteningly real that it shocks even a weathered horror fan like myself. It even won FANGORIA’s best kill award last year. This award-winning shot was done entirely practically, and Tony mentioned that the prosthetic even malfunctioned and split in the wrong direction in the middle of the take. But somehow, it looked better that way. When you watch this scene, it looks perfect, which clearly illustrates that when it comes to practical effects Imperfection is way more realistic and therefore mistakes can be a good thing. Nothing in nature is ever perfect or symmetrical, so if your effects don’t look perfect, it adds to both the charm and the realism. This goes for multiple art forms, by the way. So embrace mistakes and be receptive to these happy accidents as they can make your movies even better.      Stop stressing. Tony made a very interesting point about how if he could have done the whole movie over again, he would have enjoyed it more and worried less. Of course, when making a movie, you have to think through every possible thing that can go wrong - see point number one. And it goes without saying that you have to deal with a lot of stressful situations on set. But as Tony says, you can waste so much energy worrying, where instead try to focus that energy on solving problems ahead of time or focus that energy on being grateful for the opportunity you have right in front of you. Not to get too metaphysical, but, gratitude is the one emotion that makes you incapable of feeling fear or anger, which are the most destructive things a director can feel on set. So do what you can to transcend your natural proclivity to worry, but furthermore enjoy the process. You’re making a movie, you neurotic fuck! You should be overjoyed! Allow yourself to feel that joy and feel that pride, but don't get cocky or sloppy.   Thank you as always for listening!    ----- Produced by Simpler Media

The Nick Taylor Horror Show

Tony D’Aquino is an Australian filmmaker who made his directorial debut last year with The Furies, now streaming on Shudder. The Furies is a bloodbath daylight slasher extravaganza, with strong nods to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre but with a modern twist. In this conversation, we hear about Tony’s director origin story, the making of Furies, and major lessons learned from his first movie. Now without further ado, here is Furies director Tony D’Aquino.  Alright. Here as always, are some key takeaways from this conversation with Tony D’Aquino.  <ol> <li>Prepare, prepare, prepare. For low budget movies, when time is money and every minute counts, you have zero time to think through decisions on set and therefore have to have pre-decided everything as far ahead of time as possible. This means taking the time to review worst-case scenarios during pre-production so you can anticipate whatever could go wrong on set and have backup plans at the ready. This is a critical lesson that all of Roger Corman’s disciples carried with them, and it’s a major lesson Tony learned making The Furies. Furthermore, on the topic of decision making, there's a real condition called decision fatigue whereby your brain becomes incapable of making decisions after it’s reached a decision threshold. According to neuroscience, making decisions is the most cognitively taxing function your brain can perform. The more decisions you make throughout the course of the day, the less effective you will be at making decisions later on. So be conscious of your decision budget and save that brainpower for the hard things that come up while shooting instead of the small details. This all comes down to prep, so make sure you’re over-prepared every day. Listen to my conversations with Joe Dante and Roger Corman for more about the importance of preparation. </li> </ol> <ul> <li>90% of the film is casting. Tony spent a lot of time, effort, and energy on casting The Furies because he know that in order for his horror film to work, the acting had to be excellent. Of course, horror has a schlocky side with very cheesy acting and has a reputation amongst outsiders for not requiring good acting - but this isn’t true; you need great actors, or else your movie will fall flat - nobody will care about your character and it will not be scary. Fear is an extremely complex emotion to display on camera, and in a horror movie, it’s one of the most important emotions for your actors to get right. So double down your focus on casting. Also, spend time talking to and getting to know your actors before you cast them because you will ultimately be in very high-pressure scenarios with them and will need to know that you’ll get along and that they’re reliable. Eli Roth will often speak to other directors who have worked with the actors he’s considering casting to find out about their conduct on set, which is an extremely simple but important thing to do. Eli Roth also mentioned that in terms of having a harmonious set, it’s best to cast actors who are either brand new to acting or notably famous, as those who are in-between being a newcomer and famous "will fuck your movie up." This is a lesson that Umberto Lenzi told Eli personally. So consider all of this when casting.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Mistakes are good. Ok, going to start this one off with a semi spoiler alert: there’s an extremely brutal scene in The Furies where a woman’s entire face gets cut off with an axe - it’s filmed in broad daylight, and it’s so frighteningly real that it shocks even a weathered horror fan like myself. It even won FANGORIA’s best kill award last year. This award-winning shot was done entirely practically, and Tony mentioned that the prosthetic even malfunctioned and split in the wrong direction in the middle of the take. But somehow, it looked better that way. When you watch this scene, it looks perfect, which clearly illustrates that when it comes to practical effects Imperfection is way more realistic and therefore mistakes can be a good thing. Nothing in nature is ever perfect or symmetrical, so if your effects don’t look perfect, it adds to both the charm and the realism. This goes for multiple art forms, by the way. So embrace mistakes and be receptive to these happy accidents as they can make your movies even better. </li> </ul> <ul> <li>Stop stressing. Tony made a very interesting point about how if he could have done the whole movie over again, he would have enjoyed it more and worried less. Of course, when making a movie, you have to think through every possible thing that can go wrong - see point number one. And it goes without saying that you have to deal with a lot of stressful situations on set. But as Tony says, you can waste so much energy worrying, where instead try to focus that energy on solving problems ahead of time or focus that energy on being grateful for the opportunity you have right in front of you. Not to get too metaphysical, but, gratitude is the one emotion that makes you incapable of feeling fear or anger, which are the most destructive things a director can feel on set. So do what you can to transcend your natural proclivity to worry, but furthermore enjoy the process. You’re making a movie, you neurotic fuck! You should be overjoyed! Allow yourself to feel that joy and feel that pride, but don't get cocky or sloppy. </li> </ul> Thank you as always for listening!  ----- Produced by <a href="https://podcastlaunch.pro" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Simpler Media</a>

THE FURIES Director, Tony D’Aquino [Episode 56]

Episode 83 - Tony D'Amico by Artists of New England

Artists of New England

Episode 83 - Tony D'Amico

We dive into the latest on some of the NHL's play-in series and the Hurricanes sweeping Tony Deangelo and Brendan Lemieux. We also discuss the Canucks' rough week on social media and have an important conversation on supporting Matt Dumba. It's only week two but Dani may have the best Name 5 Players submission we'll ever get...

The Broadscast

We dive into the latest on some of the NHL's play-in series and the Hurricanes sweeping Tony Deangelo and Brendan Lemieux. We also discuss the Canucks' rough week on social media and have an important conversation on supporting Matt Dumba. It's only week two but Dani may have the best Name 5 Players submission we'll ever get...

Episode 2: Tony D Takes a Knee

As we enter the fifth month of the COVID-19 event, I hope everyone is doing well and you have been able to enjoy some of your summer with your face mask in hand and adhering to the social distancing requirements.  This episode, I had the wonderful opportunity to spend some time with Tony D’Onofrio, the CEO of the consultancy firm TD Insights.  Tony is consistently listed as a Top 100 Global Retail Influencer  for his work in retail, security, and emerging technologies and he publishes regularly on multiple platforms including  Instagram,  Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn.  His futurist views have been shared on stages in the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Europe. Previously, Tony was Chief Customer Officer (CCO) at Tyco Retail Solutions (now Sensormatic), part of Johnson Controls.  At Sensormatic, he managed global customer relationships, marketing, source tagging, and transitioning key security solutions into “as a service” models.  His career has included executive roles in both security and information technologies companies.  Tony is a graduate of Case Western Reserve University (BA) and Cleveland State University (MBA) in USA. I hope you enjoy the podcast as much as I enjoyed speaking with Tony! Website:  www.tonydonofrio.com 2020 ISCPO Conference Presentation - The Disruptive Future of Retail ISCPO Website--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iscpo360/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iscpo360/support

ISCPO 360 Security

As we enter the fifth month of the COVID-19 event, I hope everyone is doing well and you have been able to enjoy some of your summer with your face mask in hand and adhering to the social distancing requirements.  This episode, I had the wonderful opportunity to spend some time with Tony D’Onofrio, the CEO of the consultancy firm TD Insights.  Tony is consistently listed as a Top 100 Global Retail Influencer  for his work in retail, security, and emerging technologies and he publishes regularly on multiple platforms including  <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tonycdonofrio/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>,  <a href="https://twitter.com/tonycdonofrio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUhIFGJAm5-l9zi7fYH_Cfg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonycdonofrio/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>.  His futurist views have been shared on stages in the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Europe. Previously, Tony was Chief Customer Officer (CCO) at Tyco Retail Solutions (now Sensormatic), part of Johnson Controls.  At Sensormatic, he managed global customer relationships, marketing, source tagging, and transitioning key security solutions into “as a service” models.  His career has included executive roles in both security and information technologies companies.  Tony is a graduate of Case Western Reserve University (BA) and Cleveland State University (MBA) in USA. I hope you enjoy the podcast as much as I enjoyed speaking with Tony! Website: <a href="http://www.tonydonofrio.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.tonydonofrio.com</a> 2020 ISCPO Conference Presentation - <a href="https://www.iscpo.org/site/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Session-3-The-Changing-Landscape-of-International-Retail.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Disruptive Future of Retail</a> <a href="https://www.iscpo.org/site/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ISCPO Website</a>--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/iscpo360/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/iscpo360/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/iscpo360/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/iscpo360/support</a>

Conversation with Tony D'Onofrio - CEO of TD Insights

Today I interview Tony D from  The Comfort Zone Podcast. Tony is a Freelance Journalist, a personal trainer, and an airforce veteran. Tony loves to discuss topics that bring others out of their comfort zones! I really enjoy this type of conversation because for myself personally all the great things that have happened to me in my life have been a result of me getting out of my comfort zone.  Show:  The Comfort Zone Podcast Instagram: @uncomfortable   Need a little guidance?  Not so long ago I struggled with how to best achieve my goals. I kept falling off the wagon over and over again and it became so frustrating that there were time's I wanted to give up. That is when I decided to take action and learn how to develop a better mindset. With the help of some incredible coaches and people in my life, I started to change the way I looked at my health. If you are struggling as well I am currently offering a free 30-minute coaching call where I can help you do the same. Book your call today.  Want to be on the show?  If you think you have a story and you would like a chance to be on my show so you can inspire others to make positive changes let me know! Go to my website and click on the link: I have a story to share! Let's inspire others together!  Do you want some added support from an amazing community? Come join my Facebook group now. You never know, your input and participation could lead to being a guest on my show. Follow me on Instagram: @theroadtohealthpc  Website: www.theroadtohealth.me 

The Road Beyond Recovery

Today I interview Tony D from <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-comfort-zone/id1494165286" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> The Comfort Zone Podcast</a>. Tony is a Freelance Journalist, a personal trainer, and an airforce veteran. Tony loves to discuss topics that bring others out of their comfort zones! I really enjoy this type of conversation because for myself personally all the great things that have happened to me in my life have been a result of me getting out of my comfort zone. Show: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-comfort-zone/id1494165286" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> The Comfort Zone Podcast</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/uncomfortable1s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@uncomfortable</a> Need a little guidance? Not so long ago I struggled with how to best achieve my goals. I kept falling off the wagon over and over again and it became so frustrating that there were time's I wanted to give up. That is when I decided to take action and learn how to develop a better mindset. With the help of some incredible coaches and people in my life, I started to change the way I looked at my health. If you are struggling as well I am currently offering a free 30-minute coaching call where I can help you do the same. <a href="https://calendly.com/theroadtohealth/assessmentcall" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Book your call today.</a> Want to be on the show? If you think you have a story and you would like a chance to be on my show so you can inspire others to make positive changes let me know! Go to my website and click on the link: <a href="https://www.theroadtohealth.me/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">I have a story to share!</a> Let's inspire others together! Do you want some added support from an amazing community? Come join my <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/theroadtohealthpc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook group</a> now. You never know, your input and participation could lead to being a guest on my show. Follow me on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/theroadtohealthpc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@theroadtohealthpc</a> Website: <a href="https://www.theroadtohealth.me/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theroadtohealth.me </a>

022: Interview with Tony D from The Comfort Zone Podcast

This episode will cover global retail lessons, how  COVID-19 affects LP/AP, transformational strategies, and the retail forecast for the rest of 2020. Also included are upcoming LPRC initiatives and the resources the research team will provide to help retailers and practitioners, hosted by Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC), featuring Tony D’onofrio (TD Insights). The post CrimeScience Episode 40 – COVID-19 and Retail’s Forecast ft. Tony D’Onofrio appeared first on Loss Prevention Research Council.

This episode will cover global retail lessons, how  COVID-19 affects LP/AP, transformational strategies, and the retail forecast for the rest of 2020. Also included are upcoming LPRC initiatives and the resources the research team will provide to help retailers and practitioners, hosted by Dr. Read Hayes (LPRC), featuring Tony D’onofrio (TD Insights). The post <a href="https://lpresearch.org/crimescience-episode-40-covid-19-and-retail-ft-tony-donofrio/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CrimeScience Episode 40 – COVID-19 and Retail’s Forecast ft. Tony D’Onofrio</a> appeared first on <a href="https://lpresearch.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Loss Prevention Research Council</a>.

CrimeScience Episode 40 – COVID-19 and Retail’s Forecast ft. Tony D’Onofrio

Tony D'Alberto is on The Podium to talk about the upcoming TCR Australia series and changes to Supercars for the 2020 season.

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