Podcast appearances and mentions of Cole Walliser

On today's episode of Who's There, our weekly call-in show, we begin with a NEW JAMES BOND ALERT! (OK, not officially, but mostly kinda sorta essentially.) Congrats to Sam Taylor-Johnson's husband Aaron for [presumably] booking the role that will turn him from a Who to a Them in record time! Moving on, we take your calls about Chloe Bailey's trendy fashion, Gemma Collins's pudding, GlamBot's operator, Amber Valletta's house, Katy O'Brian's love for PowerPoint, Meghan Markle's love for blogging, Nerds Gummy Clusters, and a whole lot more. As always, call in at 619.WHO.THEM to leave questions, comments & concerns for a future episode of Who's There?. Support us and get a TON of bonus content over on Patreon.com/WhoWeekly. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Cole Walliser was already a multi-hyphenate when he moved to LA from Canada; he danced, wrote, and more, switching between his various skills to pay his bills while pursuing his dreams in the City of Stars. Cole is best known for directing celebrities on the red carpet for slo-mo video portraits for Glambot, but also works on other projects, including his own coffee company called Cafe Colione. 0:06 Intro0:47 Welcoming Cole to the Pod1:29 Trying out Chiva's Regal Japanese Whiskey4:15 Becoming friends over Fish Tanks as Reefers4:43 The Big Question about Cole's Hair5:54 On Cole's Upbringing as Chinese Swiss German9:18 Cole's Parents and their support of his skateboarding career12:02 Moving from Canada to Los Angeles13:41 How citizenship affected Cole's opportunities and how he overcame them16:49 How David does everything (seriously)17:18 Jumping head on into art23:55 Working with multiple brands and building brand partnerships26:10 Fighting through struggles of trying to get opportunities28:21 How being a good person matters above your work31:30 Finding balance from working all the time and sustainable practices32:57 Jasper always working too much, even analyzing dishes on dates (smh)34:08 Full focus 3 years of making videos doing nothing else37:35 About Glambot42:11 How BTS of Glambot changed everything45:46 Directors in the Industry47:13 Cole's Advice for future Directors, his love of Conan o'Brien, the Tonight Show Debacle51:10 What's next from Cole, Cafe Corleone56:21 EndingFOOD on the Pod2:28 Amuse: Hokkaido Scallop Sashimi with Yuzu Marmalade Ponzu and XO Caramelized Hoison21:51 Favorite Dish: Dry Aged New Zealand Rack of Lamb with a Basil & Mint Passion Fruit Nam Jim Reduction, Thai Chilies and Fly by Jing Chili Oil54:36 Final Bite: Poached and Charred Spanish Octopus, Lobster Tom Yum Tomato SauceFOLLOW COLE:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colewalliser/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/colewalliserCheck out the incredible work Cole's done: https://www.colewalliser.com/?fbclid=IwAR3R52axbadJQsR2xruRRth-0Wis2kU-lqryw1a1nHg33pSGTg1xIm8IhTULISTEN ON:Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-durian-pod/id1709030054Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0IaysKRix5svq0UaNRTVb4FOLLOW:https://www.instagram.com/thedurianpodhttps://twitter.com/thedurianpodhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thedurianpod?_t=8huYRzTOEaA&_r=1OUR PRESENTING SPONSOR:Hexclad: https://www.hexclad.com/LEARN MORE ABOUT ROSALYNN SUPPER CLUB:Rosalynn: https://www.rosalynn.co/IG: https://www.instagram.com/rosalynnsupperclub

In this Special Live Episode of "THE NEW TREND SOCIETY" are we talking with Cole Walliser @Neuehouse Venice / Los Angeles. Cole Walliser is a Canadian filmmaker and music video director. The man behind the "Glambot" is in conversation with Benjamin Diedering and the audience. He tells us interesting stories about his career from scratch and talks about very interesting insights. Website: https://www.colewalliser.com/ Instagram: @colewalliser

Cole Walliser learned at a young age that being different wasn't a bad thing. While his friends were playing baseball, basketball, and golf, Cole dug his heels into a skateboard and drilled trick after trick; ultimately leading to sponsorships as a junior. He applied the same hardworking principles to his creativity, and never lost his drive to make things. Cole got a visa from his native Canada, moved to Los Angeles, and began working toward a career as a filmmaker. Now, again, he's attacking his newfound passion for golf with the same fervor: "every shot is your most important," rings in his head on the course. For Cole — and for the Shrinks — golf has been a lesson in staying present and focusing on the process. In this session: Red Carpets, garbage time, flexing the hippocampus. As always, thanks for listening to Group Golf Therapy! #mindyourgolf Please subscribe, rate our podcast, and leave a review—we're always looking to deliver a great show to you. Hit 'em straight, and mind your golf. // Group Golf Therapy is sponsored by our favorite golf glove on the market, RED ROOSTER! Get your hand in a new, fresh Cabretta leather glove, and sign up for a monthly subscription today, at redroostergolf.com. Use code “GGT20” for 20% off your first order. // Follow us: @groupgolftherapy Cole: @colewalliser Bradford: @bradfordwilsongolf Connor: @thebagbandit Drew: @everydaydrew --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/groupgolftherapy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/groupgolftherapy/support

In this episode I sit down with director Cole Walliser - most famous for operating Hollywoods "Glambot". We discuss the nicest celebrities in Hollywood, if he has ever been curved by anyone at award shows, how much the Glambot costs to operate, and how he got into directing in the first place. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/itsdanielmac/support

Cole Walliser, who is a Director and Content Creator from Richmond discusses his experiences working with celebrities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the season three premiere, Stephanie and Tamara debrief on a REALLY bad haircut experience and discuss the ins and outs of hair plopping, asking listeners how far they would be willing to drive for a really good curly stylist. The gals tell mini bios including Quinta Brunson, Cole Walliser, a tribute to Sandra Pittana and Brandee Younger.

How to Become a Working Director without Film School with Cole WalliserI've always said that "film school" isn't for everyone. There is so much noise and advertising telling filmmakers that you NEED to go to film school to be taken seriously. I disagree COMPLETELY and so does today's guest! On the show today is director Cole Walliser. Here's a bit on Cole's amazing filmmaking journey so far.Cole Walliser, born in Steveston, BC Canada and bred in Vancouver, now lives in Los Angeles doing most of the same things he did in his country of birth – playing guitar, drinking scotch and directing cool videos.“I started with filming skateboarding at about 14. For some reason everyone kept handing me the camera. I guess I had a knack for getting cool shots. Music videos has been a natural progression.”Once he decided to pursue directing as a career, he knew he had to be in Los Angeles to reach his full potential. In LA, Cole began shooting videos for professional dancer friends on a pro-bono basis when a dancer, returning the favor, asked him to be involved in some dance videos for Miley Cyrus. These videos impacted the entertainment industry bigger than anyone could of imagined with everyone from Ellen DeGeneres to Madonna to Ryan Seacrest reporting and commenting on the videos. These videos then led him to direct Miley's 2008 Teen Choice Awards performance featuring LL Cool J.In 2009 Cole was introduced to P!NK's management, led by industry heavyweight Roger Davies. The meeting proved fateful, providing him with his next project directing the opening video for her Funhouse World Tour (originally slotted for Dave Meyers). Cole continued working with P!nk on the record-breaking Australian tour where he gave fans a glimpse into P!nk's life on tour with a 30-minute documentary “On Tour with P!nk”. His successive work on four new P!NK music videos (Please Don't Leave Me, Funhouse, Leave Me Alone [I'm Lonely], Mean), along with the documentary, found their home in P!NK's 'Greatest Hits So Far' DVD.Enjoy my inspiring conversation with Cole Walliser.  

In part 2 of our conversation with Cole we dive deeper into his watch journey, the first watch he bought through a forum, and we discuss whether celebrities really get what they want from authorized dealers.

In this episode we speak to Cole about how he went from filming his skate boarding sessions to directing music videos with legends like from P!nk to Katy Perry, how his red carpet glam bot idea came to be and the watches you see being worn on the red carpet. 

Host Lars Lindstrom talks about the four different ways to make income: 1.) trade your time for dollars 2.) invest your money in stocks, crypto currencies, venture capital etc 3.) buy assets like real estate, equipment, cars etc 4.) figure out ways to spend less so that you keep more of your money without increasing taxes.  his four guests in this episode are Director, TV host, and social influencer Cole Walliser, Director, editor, and real estate investor Mike Miller, Composer Chad Rehmann, and famed photographer Jay P. Morgan. Creative income is a podcast designed to help artists make money using their creativity. All investing advice or talk is for entertainment purposes only. We are not financial professionals, only believers in destroying the taboo culture of not talking about this incredibly important life changing topic.

Jessica Liese is here to talk about a brand-new, brand-content competition reality show from Hulu -- Exposure, in which professional photographers compete in irrelevant-to-their-strengths "influencer" challenges while rookie hosts Cole Walliser and Cat Jimenez make terrible photo puns. The problem isn't so much the Samsung-fluffing; it's that the show isn't process-y enough, isn't transparent about how the challenges work, and isn't made by the same people who make Bake Off and could figure out how to turn an hour-long commercial for phone cameras into something informative with clear stakes. We were relieved to FOCUS (...sorry) on other topics in Around The Dial, including MAFS: Unmatchables, a ranking of MAFS: Mothership couples, Offspring, Top Chef, and 9-1-1: Lone Star. Listener Michaela pitched an un-Harmon-ious episode of Community for the Nonac before boats won, SNL lost, and we got bookish for Game Time. Take a break from dyeing your brows and hit play on an all-new Extra Hot Great.Show TopicsExposureATD: Married At First Sight: UnmatchablesATD: MAFS: Original FlavorATD: OffspringATD: Top Chef: PortlandATD: 9-1-1: Lone StarThe Canon: Community S04.E03: Conventions of Space and TimeWinner and Loser of the WeekGame Time: Books We've WatchedShow NotesFollow Jessica Liese on TwitterListen to Jessica's Fear The Walking Dead podcastAnd to her Tough As Nails pod on the Rob Has A Podcast networkTara's Unmatchables review at PrimetimerTara talks Mortal Kombat on the SlashfilmcastSarah's true-crime rec newsletter, Best EvidencePhoto: Christian / UnsplashDiscussionTweet at us @ExtraHotPodcast on TwitterWe are @ExtraHotGreat on InstagramSupport EHG on PatreonThe EHG gang have been recording this podcast for almost a decade now. In podcasting terms, that makes us positively Methuselahian. Since the start of EHG, our listeners have asked if we had a tip jar or donation system and we'd look at each other and say surely that is a joke, people don't pay other people to do podcasts. We'd email them back "Ha ha ha, good one, Chet" and go about our business. Now we are told this is a real thing that real nice people do. Value for value? In today's topsy turvy world? It's madness but that good kind of madness, like when you wake up at 3:15am and clean your house. Or something. In all seriousness, we are humbled by your continued prodding to get a Patreon page up for EHG and here it is!

Jessica Liese is here to talk about a brand-new, brand-content competition reality show from Hulu -- Exposure, in which professional photographers compete in irrelevant-to-their-strengths "influencer" challenges while rookie hosts Cole Walliser and Cat Jimenez make terrible photo puns. The problem isn't so much the Samsung-fluffing; it's that the show isn't process-y enough, isn't transparent about how the challenges work, and isn't made by the same people who make Bake Off and could figure out how to turn an hour-long commercial for phone cameras into something informative with clear stakes. We were relieved to FOCUS (...sorry) on other topics in Around The Dial, including MAFS: Unmatchables, a ranking of MAFS: Mothership couples, Offspring, Top Chef, and 9-1-1: Lone Star. Listener Michaela pitched an un-Harmon-ious episode of Community for the Nonac before boats won, SNL lost, and we got bookish for Game Time. Take a break from dyeing your brows and hit play on an all-new Extra Hot Great. GUESTS

Cole Walliser has a pretty impressive resume: Not only has he directed music videos for the likes of Miley Cyrus, P!nk and Katy Perry, he’s also known for creating the Glam Bot—an award-show staple that creates slow-motion portraits of celebrities on the red carpet. In this episode, Cole talks about how directing has helped him hone his craft for TikTok and how you, too, can become a better content creator.

Cole Walliser is a DGA commercial director that also has a large social media following from his "Glam-Bot" work where he gets slow motion shots of Hollywoods most elite. He talks about saving money and making money as a director and social media influencer.

If you tuned into episode 17, you know we’d have to bring Hollywood director, Cole Walliser, back for more. He joins us straight from his home in L.A. to discuss life beyond the limitations of social distancing. In our conversation, you get a true sense of how owning your craft through thick and thin is an investment that takes you further and Cole is a leading example of someone who moves through any situation with his own trajectory. Tune in and find out how his pure and genuine joy for creation has given him the best waves to ride on.    In this episode, you’ll hear about:    Cole’s insights and behind the scenes of operating the GlamBOT at the Grammys  What it means to stay curious and true to your craft when you are experiencing rapid growth How to continuously brand yourself authentically within and beyond the entertainment industry  Thriving on curiosity and learning to be better at the peak of your career      For full show notes, references, further reflections on this episode head to our website at www.thinkspacepodcast.com/cole-walliser2   Thank you for listening! We’d love to hear what you think. We invite you to join the podcast conversation in our communities on Facebook, Instagram, or Podyssey. Be sure to subscribe to thinkspace on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts here. Your review helps us reach more people and create more impact in the community. Connect with Cole Walliser: @colewalliser on Instagram  @colewalliser on TikTok Cole Walliser on Youtube Cole Walliser on LinkedIn www.colewalliser.com   connect with Thinkspace & Self Hired @jossbiggins @selfhired @thinkspacepodcast https://www.thinkspacepodcast.com https://www.selfhired.com

On this 17th official episode of BUMPER 2 BUMPER, recorded 2 weeks prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, Rick and Chris spend the afternoon with prolific filmmaker, COLE WALLISER. Cole talks about his early days growing up in Vancouver, how he started out as an editor, working for free when it feels right and his latest venture, the popular GLAMBOT on the red carpet. Take a spin with us and checkout Cole's work on instagram, @colewalliser or his Youtube page, https://www.youtube.com/user/ColeWalliser Watch the full episode on Youtube at: https://youtu.be/QxhSMCp4JUk Opening & Closing Music by Charlie Scovill.

* Glambot* Working with A-listers* Writing his own projects* Working with friends* How important FUN is in filmmaking

This week we had the pleasure of sitting down with commercial/ music video director Cole Walliser. We heard from Cole about his journey from shooting skateboard videos with his friends in Canada as a teenager to directing commercials for companies like Mercedes-Benz, Revlon, Pantene and more. We also talked with Cole about the role that networking has had on his career as well as his drive to use his large social presence as a sort of portfolio for his work. You can check Cole out on Instagram @colewalliser and you can see his reel at www.colewalliser.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Cole Walliser is a Director’s Guild of America Director and avid photographer. Cole shares how he made the leap to move from Vancouver, Canada to Los Angeles, CA to pursue his passion in filmmaking.  Now, as a director in the beauty space, Cole has worked with major talent and brands such as Pink, Katy Perry, GlamBOT, Selena Gomez, Channing Tatum, Miley Cyrus, Covergirl, Pantene and more. So without further adieu, Cole Walliser. Connect with Cole Instagram http://www.instagram.com/colewalliser  Website: http://www.colewalliser.com Connect with Mike Zuniga Films on Social Media Instagram http://www.instagram.com/mikezunigafilms Facebook http://www.facebook.com/mikezunigafilms  Youtube http://bit.ly/1Tq3lVt 15% OFF YOUR NEXT ORDER (Promo Code: Mike) SWAV Apparel: https://swavapparel.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mikezunigafilms/message

This week we are joined by Hollywood film director Cole Walliser on the show. Working with names such as Katy Perry, P!nk, and Miley Cyrus, Cole has rubbed shoulders with some of the biggest stars in show biz.   Today it is our honor to have him speak on his highly decorated career. We hope you get as much value from this conversation as we did.    Substance: Where to draw the line and determine your creative value  Humble recollection of Walliser’s experiences with celebrities Work-life balance and the importance of mastering your craft    For full show notes, references, further reflections and more head to our website at www.thinkspacepodcast.com/cole-walliser   connect with Cole Walliser @colewalliser   connect with the thinkspace podcast @jossbiggins @selfhired @thinkspacepodcast https://www.thinkspacepodcast.com https://www.selfhired.com

In this episode Ryan talks with Commercial Director COLE WALLISER  about growing up in Vancouver and working in LA directing music videos for Katy Perry, Pink, Miley Cyrus and Laura Marano. https://www.instagram.com/ryanlittle_director/  

Cole Walliser is a Los Angeles based commercial director that’s worked with Miley Cyrus, Pink & Katy Perry. Support this podcast & get exclusive videos on lifestyle design, creativity, filmmaking and business: patreon.com/mattdavella

As a filmmaker, understanding how to find work, land bigger and better projects, and actually make a living while freelancing is as important (if not more) than learning the craft itself. No one knows that better than today’s guest - Cole Walliser - an acclaimed commercial and music video Director based in Los Angeles, who went from shooting skateboarding videos with friends to directing content for Katy Perry, Pink, Miley Cyrus, and countless other artists and brands. Over the course of the interview, Cole shares his unique journey as a filmmaker, outlining each step he took to develop his passion for filmmaking into a thriving and sustainable career. Topics covered include: how to get started as a director, whether or not owning gear is essential, how to know when to take unpaid work, landing large clients, working with the DGA, the importance of social media, and much more. To check out more of Cole’s work, use the links below: www.colewalliser.com www.instagram.com/colewalliser www.youtube.com/ColeWalliser www.twitter.com/colione And for more content like this visit www.noamkroll.com 

Another (perhaps final) special SATURDAY EXTRA PLUS BONUS PLUS episode! We are all doomed to die arbitrary deaths… unless a technogod can save us from ourselves. Anyhoo, today Chad welcomes Will’s good pal and Diamond Listener of Diamond Listeners, director Cole Walliser. Runtime: 02:15:51 Subscribe, rate and review on iTunes and be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook. TenMinutePodcast.com

How to Become a Working Director without Film School with Cole WalliserI've always said that "film school" isn't for everyone. There is so much noise and advertising telling filmmakers that you NEED to go to film school to be taken seriously. I disagree COMPLETELY and so does today's guest! On the show today is director Cole Walliser. Here's a bit on Cole's amazing filmmaking journey so far.Cole Walliser, born in Steveston, BC Canada and bred in Vancouver, now lives in Los Angeles doing most of the same things he did in his country of birth – playing guitar, drinking scotch and directing cool videos.“I started with filming skateboarding at about 14. For some reason everyone kept handing me the camera. I guess I had a knack for getting cool shots. Music videos has been a natural progression.”Once he decided to pursue directing as a career, he knew he had to be in Los Angeles to reach his full potential. In LA, Cole began shooting videos for professional dancer friends on a pro-bono basis when a dancer, returning the favor, asked him to be involved in some dance videos for Miley Cyrus. These videos impacted the entertainment industry bigger than anyone could of imagined with everyone from Ellen DeGeneres to Madonna to Ryan Seacrest reporting and commenting on the videos. These videos then led him to direct Miley’s 2008 Teen Choice Awards performance featuring LL Cool J.In 2009 Cole was introduced to P!NK’s management, led by industry heavyweight Roger Davies. The meeting proved fateful, providing him with his next project directing the opening video for her Funhouse World Tour (originally slotted for Dave Meyers). Cole continued working with P!nk on the record-breaking Australian tour where he gave fans a glimpse into P!nk's life on tour with a 30-minute documentary “On Tour with P!nk”. His successive work on four new P!NK music videos (Please Don’t Leave Me, Funhouse, Leave Me Alone [I’m Lonely], Mean), along with the documentary, found their home in P!NK’s 'Greatest Hits So Far' DVD.Enjoy my inspiring conversation with Cole Walliser.  

“Be nice, and be good to work with.” From a small corner of Richmond, Vancouver, Cole grew up among the outdoors, charged with creativity and adventure. He came from a supportive family, where his mother instilled trust that he’d always make the right decision. Being biracial, Chinese and white, Cole struggled with feeling alienated. But as he got older, he embraced both his cultures as it gave him a greater ability to connect with others. Cole expressed himself through breakdancing, and skateboarding; two art forms that require relentless dedication and drive. But it was skateboarding that made him realize he could do something different and find success at it. As he continued to excel, with sponsorships and acclaim, he suddenly faced a tragic moment that completely flipped his world upside down. And from there, everything stopped as he was faced with a choice; to live his life upset and angry, or use this moment for good. Entering college, with a blank canvas, Cole was drawn to a new found love in film. Enamored with how movies made him feel, and obsessed with understanding how they affected people, Cole realized this new passion could be a career, and decided to go all-in. With dreams of becoming a filmmaker, LA was his next and only stop…except after visa problems, border patrol, and being stranded in the middle of the California desert…but when we want something bad enough, we do whatever it takes to get it. So before we tell you about working with Miley, P!nk, Katy, and Britney, and before becoming one of the most trusted and sought out directors in LA, Cole only had work ethic, a dream, and 3 years to make it. This is about betting it all on yourself, staying focused, and asking “what am I doing to stand out?” Ladies and Gentlemen, this is Cole Walliser. #MamaWeMadeItConnect!IG: @colione@mamawemadeit@anoushmoin@getrauschymamawemadeit.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, my guest, Cole Walliser is sharing behind the scenes of all the famous event, and shares his advice on how to monetize your passion.Talking Points:Please tell us about yourself, how did you start your career Can you walk us through ‘GlamBOT' and explain how high- quality the camera is, and what goes into all of that?Obviously the internet has played a huge role in that viral success. How have you seen a shift in your career from doing the traditional stuff to what you do now? Do you enjoy it now?How to get started as a director? How to make a living as a professional filmmaker? How to monetize your passion? How to know when to take an unpaid work What's the best business advice can you give?What challenges do you face by working with the world famous celebrities GuestCole Walliser is a filmmaker, music video director, GlamBot director for E! Entertainment. Cole has directed a lot of female driven beauty content, for Covergirl, Pantene, Revlon and more. He has also worked a lot with artists directing music videos, tour content and some documentaries. Cole has directed music videos for Pink, Katy Perry, Tinashe, Selena Gomez, Cher, Britney Spears and other amazing artists.He has been operating the GlamBoT, which takes slow-motion videos of celebrities at red carpet events, for E! Entertainment since 2016.Cole is a director and editor, known for Dog (2022), Cheddar and Night & Daze (2005).HostOlyasha Novozhylova - NotBasicBlonde @notbasicblonde_NotBasicBlonde Podcast - @nbbpodcastSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/notbasicblonde-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy