thanks for the shoutout - but I think it's only fair that everyone else who has helped get a shoutout too :) There are a LOT more people who have helped with and contributed to the website - although many prefer to stay behind the scenes and would rather not be given special recognition for the work they do, they ALL deserve credit for their part.. Alicia, Astrid, Niamh, Leon, Becca, Nicole, Kathy, Hanne, Vero, Raquel, Vicki, Anneliese, chat moderators, flickr moderators, shelfari moderators, and every single person that has submitted their art, writing, poetry, photography, etc. 

ALL of those people help made this site what it is - it's definitely not just andrea and I, it is WAY WAY bigger than that - and that is what makes SoGoPro so damn special!!  :) There are ways for EVERYONE to have a part, and for EVERYONE to contribute to this site and to this company.  I don't think anyone deserves more recognition than anyone else in this team (aside from the Hellick - who are at the heart of it, and who are the reason we all do what we do).

so let this be MY shoutout to everyone who has helped get this site to where it is now and who continue to help improve, moderate, and build up the site each day.

As always I love to hear from you guys!! I am so excited about the next webisode and it's great to hear that you guys seem like you are beginning to master all the aspects of getting new webisodes done, practice truely does make perfect. I like to see that you all try to get good at different parts of filming I feel like that will only make your company that much stronger. Keep up the great work and creativity and thanks so much for allowing me to be able to see your work!

~Dana

I was really digging the gritty aspect of this week's podcast. I felt like Denise tossed a microphone into a SoGoPro meeting and we all got to eavesdrop. This podcast felt much more technical and business-y, and not in a bad way, but in a way that allows us interested in the industry to catch a glimpse of how you all crank out what has become Southern Gothic Productions. Hope there are more podcasts like this to come!

I saw the Flickr pics, it looks like a great place to shoot. Perhaps y'all can go back and film another episode there? There was just so much, I'd hate to see some great pieces not being utilised. Also saw the "Vespa" pic, haha!

It's always lovely to hear how all your projects come together. Definitely looking forward to this one.

A good question from Niamh :)

There was so much information and interesting facts in here this podcast-episode just flew by!

PS, will Nicholas be composing the music for this one too?