Stephen Vitale's guest appearances

Stephen Vitale

TechVibe Radio

Podcast Like It's ...

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Smart Business Dealmakers

Amanda Foreman

Griffin Newman

David Ehrlich

Karyn Kusama

David Sims

Erik Anderson

Bob Ross

Alan Sepinwall

Ben Acker

Tig Notaro

Clarke Wolfe

Cindy Chupack

Louis Peitzman

Jordan Crucchiola

Joanna Robinson

OwlTail

For more than 120 years, Live Events has been putting the "special" in special effects!  During the pandemic, Stephen Vitale of Pyrotecnico acquired a number of special effects studios around the country to create Live Events as a on-stop shop to bring fireworks, lasers and so many other special effects to events large and small. Learn how Stephen and his growing team are working with the likes of Justin Bieber and more. Best part is, Live Events is based in New Castle to bring magic around the world.

For more than 120 years, Live Events has been putting the "special" in special effects!  During the pandemic, Stephen Vitale of Pyrotecnico acquired a number of special effects studios around the country to create Live Events as a on-stop shop to bring fireworks, lasers and so many other special effects to events large and small. Learn how Stephen and his growing team are working with the likes of Justin Bieber and more. Best part is, Live Events is based in New Castle to bring magic around the world.

TVR 8/7/22: Stephen Vitale of Live Events

Mr Vitale is the CEO and 4th generation owner of 133 year old Pyrotecnico. During the pandemic, Stephen engaged his team and created a roll up of Sound, Lighting, Video companies who would team up with his own Fireworks and SFX businesses to become Live Events Productions. Many victories and challenges later, LEP operates as a successful and vibrant collection of great businesses. Visit LEP at  and also, please support our sponsor  as well!

#165 - Stephen Vitale... CEO of Live Events Productions

We did a podcast. It was a podcast about "Bringing Out the Dead," That movie about ambulance drivers in Hell's Kitchen? We talked with Stephen Vitale, a filmmaker, for while about the intersection of life and death and whatnot. We thought it was a lovely, constructive and enlightening conversation. So why do we still feel like there's nothing to live for?   This podcast. It's important. Maybe not for society, but for us. We touched on so many things, like the use of the color red and religious imagery and which of Nicholas Cage's three partners - John Goodman, Ving Rhames or Tom Sizemore - were the most entertaining and/or terrifying. We really felt like we were creating something great. And we did. I think. Maybe not. Who knows.    You'll just have to listen for yourself and decide, did Podcast Like It's 1999 do "Bringing out the Dead" justice? Or should we just drive quietly into that terrible night? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We did a podcast. It was a podcast about "Bringing Out the Dead," That movie about ambulance drivers in Hell's Kitchen? We talked with Stephen Vitale, a filmmaker, for while about the intersection of life and death and whatnot. We thought it was a lovely, constructive and enlightening conversation. So why do we still feel like there's nothing to live for?   This podcast. It's important. Maybe not for society, but for us. We touched on so many things, like the use of the color red and religious imagery and which of Nicholas Cage's three partners - John Goodman, Ving Rhames or Tom Sizemore - were the most entertaining and/or terrifying. We really felt like we were creating something great. And we did. I think. Maybe not. Who knows.    You'll just have to listen for yourself and decide, did Podcast Like It's 1999 do "Bringing out the Dead" justice? Or should we just drive quietly into that terrible night? Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

38: Bringing out the Dead with Stephen Vitale