Podcast appearances and mentions of chris kitchen

In this episode of Creatives Grab Coffee, Chris Kitchen from KGB Productions (Jackson Hole, Wyoming) shares valuable insights on building a successful video production business by mastering your niche. Chris dives into his journey from creating action sports films to running a commercial production company, emphasizing the importance of passion projects, leveraging personal networks, and staying creatively challenged. He offers practical advice on navigating client relationships, managing budgets, and expanding into new markets through targeted outreach and strategic spec work. This episode is packed with actionable strategies and relatable experiences for marketers and filmmakers striving to grow their creative businesses.TIMESTAMPS00:00 - Episode Introduction and Guest Welcome00:30 - Guest Bio: Chris Kitchen from KGB Productions00:43 - Getting started in action sports filmmaking02:09 - Transitioning from ski films to commercial video production05:06 - Leveraging relationships and targeted outreach to build clientele07:21 - Strategies for business development and marketing outreach10:02 - Expanding your niche without losing your creative passion13:28 - Balancing direct clients versus ad agency relationships16:30 - Updating the website to attract new business and opportunities21:32 - Tips for growing and expanding within your niche23:52 - Importance of passion projects for portfolio development27:26 - Team structure and managing freelance crews31:21 - Navigating a partnership split amicably34:39 - Managing client relationships during a business transition38:18 - Ethical freelancing and respecting production company relationships41:36 - Balancing client demands with business growth45:01 - Transparency in budgeting and client communications51:15 - The hidden costs of pitching and creating project proposals55:49 - Long-term vision for KGB Productions and future goals56:53 - Reflecting on passion, motivation, and longevity in filmmaking01:02:28 - Closing remarks and key advice for aspiring filmmakersSPONSORS:Canada Film Equipment: www.CanadaFilmEquipment.comAudio Process: www.Audioprocess.ca

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This weeks guest is Chris Kitchen talking about Beautiful Minds.

In today’s episode, listen as Chris Kitchen discusses utilizing herbs to support the immune system while travelling. You’ll hear herbal advice for planning an upcoming trip, helpful tips for taking herbs and tinctures through airport security, and a tincture recipe for GI upset. You can find full details on making your own Steady Stomach Travel Tincture on Mountain Rose Herb Blog: Tips for Staying Healthy While Traveling. Chris Kitchen has his own herbal consultation practice in Federal Way, WA, just outside Seattle. For more information, visit him at www.mandragoraherbal.com. For other ways to contact Chris: Email Facebook Instagram Thanks for listening!  HerbRally www.herbrally.com Breitenbush Herbal Conference www.herbalconference.net 

Episode 12. Chris is mostly know for his work within the Online Booking sector with Book In Beautiful, work which has lead to Chris being named the Online Booking Expert for business support platform EATOW. After working with some of the industry's biggest names, Chris announced Beautiful Minds in January 2019 - an initiative to unite beauty professionals to support Mental Health Charities

Donna sits down to talk with special guest Chris Kitchen (owner of SOAK BY CK) about body image, self-esteem, and overcoming struggles with eating disorders to truly come to a place of believing in and accepting ourselves. For more info on Chris Kitchen's salon, SOAK BY CK or to schedule an appointment for services, find SOAK BY CK on Facebook, @soakbyck on twitter, or their website: www.soakbyck.com. You can also call and schedule an appointment at 616-295-6027Song: Jacuzzi by Vodovoz Music Productions

In today’s episode, herbalist and scientist Chris Kitchen lets us in on his thoughts about herbalism and athletics. I really enjoyed this episode and know you will, too! REFERENCES Mountain Rose Herbs Blog: Herbs for Sports Contact Chris Mandragora Herbal Chris Kitchen has his own herbal consulting practice, Mandragora Herbal, just outside of Seattle, Washington. He is a member of the American Herbalist Guild and studies at the Hermit's Grove in Kirkland, Washington. Chris’s pastimes also include gardening, rowing, skiing, spending time outdoors and taking care of his rescue animals. Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com Breitenbush Herbal Conference www.herbalconference.net 

Meet the herbalist! Chris Kitchen has his own herbal consulting practice, Mandragora, just outside of Seattle Washington. He is also an amateur jeweler, gardener and chicken herder. Chris’ pastimes also include rowing, skiing, spending time outdoors and taking care of his rescue animals.   Contact Chris: Website Email Thanks for listening! HerbRally www.herbrally.com Breitenbush Herbal Conference www.herbalconference.net 

On our final leg of the evening, Dr. Jones takes off his stethoscope and puts on his toque blanche to debut some home cooking on “Chris’ Kitchen.” We round things out with BBB (Bonks, Beers, and Burps for the uninitiated) and become old men who yell at the sky because the weather sucks right now. We learn about Fart Mountains and make our first play for a corporate sponsorship from Fruit Stripe Gum. There’s plenty to be jazzed about including soups and flannel, and we preview Nedbot and Beege Roomba’s upcoming trip to Iceland.

Last winter, Powder sent athletes, filmmakers from KGB Productions, and photographers to five National Parks—Yellowstone, Olympic, Glacier, Yosemite, and Grand Teton—to celebrate their 100th Anniversary while highlighting the amazing skiable terrain and solitude that can only be found in these treasured places during the winter. In this special episode of "The Storytellers" podcast, presented by Powder Radio, host Sam Taggart interviews a cast of characters that helped make Powder's first feature-length film come to life. Executive Producer John Stifter touches on the crucial historical details that made it into the final cut, while Director and co-founder of KGB Productions, Chris Kitchen, discusses how the film provides essential advocacy for our National Parks. "The film is about getting out, celebrating our public lands, utilizing them, and preserving them," says Kitchen. "As skiers—as users of public lands—we have to be vocal in our advocacy for these places." Athletes Kalen Thorien and Griffin Post share the lasting impressions this project has left on them as skiers. "I'm blown away by the National Parks in the winter because you go to these places like Yosemite, Grand Teton, and Glacier in the summer, and it's like Disneyland with canned adventures. Six months later... it's completely deserted. You're just in Disneyland and nobody else is there," says Post. Finally, Scott Rinckenberger, a photographer on the Yellowstone and Olympic trips, talks about swimming naked and the challenges that come with taking pictures in such wild, unforgiving places. Head to Powder.com/Monumental for information on seeing the film or buying the 142-page coffee table book.