davidmgreen.com

David M. Green: Purveyor of fine humour.

31 Questions Eps 4 & 5 taping

Published in April 25th, 2012

Posted by David M. Green in 31 Questions, Channel 31, Melbourne, photos, RMITV, The Life of DMG

Last Thursday April 19 was our third day in the studio, making low budget TV history. We successfully shot episodes 4 and 5 of the game show all the cool kids are ignoring: 31 Questions. This time we had the ability to play VTs (video tapes, for the uninitiated) and the crew had a few […]

31 Questions Eps 2 & 3 taping

Published in April 17th, 2012

Posted by David M. Green in 31 Questions, Channel 31, photos, RMITV, The Life of DMG

2 Comments

Last Thursday April 12, the 31 Questions team once again gathered at the television studios at RMIT University on fabulous Swanston Street, Melbourne for the taping of episodes 2 and 3 of our 13-show first season. It’s a mistake to think nothing will go wrong. I really should stop setting myself up for disappointment. This […]

Ding Time to turn the page…

Published in April 6th, 2012

Posted by David M. Green in 31 Questions, Melbourne, photos, RMITV, The Life of DMG, TV

No Comments

Welcome to the next chapter in the DMG saga. It’s been some time since my last blog entry. My apologies if I’ve neglected the few souls who come here semi-regularly, hoping to discover some new David M. Green bloggy goodness. I suppose I can immediately blame Optus. I moved into this new apartment in Hawthorn […]

Home? This must be the place.

Published in March 12th, 2012

Posted by David M. Green in Melbourne, photos, The Life of DMG

No Comments

If there’s one photo which sums up my recent move into my first apartment, this is it: *Landlord note, the poster is not actually on the wall. Kind regards, David M. Green Hawthorn’s newest resident

From the ashes of MTR

Published in March 8th, 2012

Posted by David M. Green in 31 Questions, Melbourne, MTR1377, My Two Cents, photos, radio, The Life of DMG

1 Comment

The dream is over. When I applied for my 76th job for the year in May 2011 – a “talent bank” advert for Melbourne Talk Radio – I had little hope it would turn into anything more than an unread email, and no idea it would actually turn into a full time position as the […]