Podcasts about digital creative director

This week we're joined by the man behind KLOSS Films, previous Digital Creative Director-at-Large of British Vogue (2019 - 2024) and proud northerner Alec Maxwell. Alec has worked with the world's biggest brands and directed films featuring the world's most famous faces. His company named KLOSS represents more than just a supermodel's last name, it is an online community and merch-collective that Alec has curated in his time in the creative industry. KLOSS continues to grow; building not just an online destination for people to collaborate and produce work, but encouraging a global network of creatives to link up, exchange information and build connections - The KLOSS community. Support the showFor clips and exclusive content please follow us on Instagram and TikTok:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watchalloutTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@watchalloutJoin the majority of fans and watch the full show on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@watchalloutAn original podcast by gimmehttps://gimmevideo.co.uk/

Today, we're joined by Randall Zaitz, Digital Creative Director at Gorilla 76, and Rui Huang, Lead Developer here at Gorilla, to talk about the move toward block-based websites in Wordpress. Why are people getting excited about it? And what does it mean for the future of your site?

Today, we're joined by Gorilla's Digital Creative Director, Randall Zaitz, to talk about a topic fresh on everyone's minds - AI. More specifically, how AI is being used in design and creative content. What's working? What's not? What should marketers know before using these tools?

On tonight's profile edition, we have the pleasure of being in conversation with the acclaimed Senzo Xulu, the award-winning Digital Creative Director at The Odd Number, overseeing operations across Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, and London. From a distance, Senzo appears to be a modest individual from Johannesburg who loves his Jesus, creativity and its impact on making the world a better place. This evening, we will get an intimate glimpse into his life and the driving forces behind his remarkable career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, our Digital Creative Director, Clinton Clarke reads: "Bring the bold, banish the bland."Started in 2018, the era of "blanding" led to a wide array of direct-to-consumer brands with similar minimalist aesthetics. But how can you ensure your brand banishes the stale blanding trend and joins the ever-growing wave of those breathing fresh, new life? From finding your purpose to shifting from operational to emotional, Clinton shares how your brand can go from sterile to striking.  

Do you know how many people are visiting your website with a mobile device? We have started to see that number growing, especially if you are running campaigns. Your mobile website can't be an afterthought anymore. Brendon is joined by Randall Zaitz, Gorilla 76's Digital Creative Director to discuss what you should be thinking about for mobile website design. Resources shared: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/lighthouse/overview/ https://www.luckyorange.com/ https://www.invisionapp.com/ https://unbounce.com/ ---- Feeling alone at work? Join the Gorilla team and 150+ industrial marketers as we discuss strategies, tactics, and the pains of marketing in manufacturing companies.

J Ladner Pt. 2 - How to Feel Like You are Enough / Showing Up / Being open to Education, Mentorship and Experience In this episode J dives deeper into the stylist career journey and why being open to education and mentorship early in your career is so important. He also leaves us with some beautiful final words - so be sure to listen until the end! If you haven't met J here's a bit more about him - he is an accomplished hair and makeup artist with experience in film, television, theatre, print and digital media. Recognized as Modern Salon's 2019 Top 100, American Influencer Awards 2020 Emerging Hairstylist of the Year Nominee, J is also a successful entrepreneur, educator, digital author, Digital Creative Director of Oligo Professionnel Hosts the No Stylist Left Behind podcast with Nina Tulio. Connect with J - https://www.jladner.com 4-Day Intensive of 2023. That happens May 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th, here in sunny Atlanta. To register, go to https://124go.com or email us at info@124go.com Trust me, you don't want to miss this! The top strategies that the Salon 124 Group used to grow from 4 hairstylists to 6 salons, 140 hairstylists and 10 Million Dollars in Sales. Get hand fed the systems and processes that salon 124 uses every day to be one of the most successful salon groups in the country. This is a no holds barred event where we share all of the secrets to help you grow your salon - no matter the size. Say hi on social: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/124.go/ If you're a hairdresser, salon owner, salon manager or hair beauty professional, please subscribe and give us a Wicked Good Review!! Music information: Never Wanna Grow up, by the incredible Katrina Stone. https://artlist.io/song/6748/never-wa… Thank you for stopping by!

About Jay Gelardi and Gypsy Inc: I am a Creative with 21 years experience working in the UK, Australia and the US at top agencies. I have been an ECD for the last six years, and over my career picked up over 100 awards from all the usual places. Agency Republic, London At Agency Republic I worked as a Creative, a Director and a Sound Designer for some of the world's best known brands including Adidas, Smirnoff, Baileys, Gordon's, Lynx, PlayStation, EA Games, MTV, O2, Samsung, Nokia, BBC, and Mercedes. During my eight years at Republic, the agency won 'Digital Agency of the Year' five times. Over that time I worked on a range of award winning projects, and in 2005 I set up Republic Film. Republic Film, London Republic Film was a pioneering production company specializing in interactive 3D, sound and video. The facility went on to play a pivotal role in much of the agency's best known work. The Monkeys, Sydney In early 2011 I left Agency Republic to join The Monkeys, Sydney as Digital Creative Director. The Monkeys was named B&T Advertising Agency of the Year twice, B&T Grand Prix Agency of the Year, Australian Creative Magazine's 'Creative Hot Shop of the Year' and the AdNews No.1 ranked agency. CP+B, Boulder, London & Miami After three years in Sydney I decided to hop across the Pacific to take an Executive Creative Director position at CP+B in Boulder, Colorado. In early 2015 I moved to CP+B London as ECD and after that, CP+B Miami. HUGE, L.A. After 18 months in Miami I left Crispin to take creative control of HUGE LA as Executive Creative Director. Phenomenon, L.A. After an eventful year at Huge I joined Phenomenon LA, where we managed to pick up an AdAge small agency of the year award for the first time. Gypsy Inc, Everywhere In an effort to keep the brightest minds from leaving the industry, in 2019 I co-founded Gypsy Inc, a new type of agency that allows the best creative and strategic thinkers to work together remotely from anywhere in the world. You can call me the Littlest Hobo. Gypsy is a unique advertising agency that brings together the best creative and strategic thinkers from around the globe from a network of over 3000. Rather than whoever happens to be sitting on bench, Gypsy curates a leaner team of hand-picked specialists designed specifically for your brand. We've cut the fat, so you get exactly what you need, and nothing you don't. Gypsy is a global band of creative thinkers, strategists and doers that hail from some of the world's best agencies. We have a broad range of skills and experience from advertising, digital innovation, branding and design, all the way through to events and experiential. We believe that money spent on unnecessary agency overheads (like expensive offices) is better spent on the actual work. Therefore we work remotely from all over the world to maximize a more diverse talent base, and stay ahead of the global cultural curve.

Let's get CREATIVE, Secret Squad! Abby Silverman is the Digital Creative Director at Cosmopolitan Magazine, and is here to talk about all things creativity! Abby and her team are responsible for creating the striking visuals across the Digital and Social platforms at Cosmo, including photography, graphics, videos, and social campaigns. She gives us a behind-the scenes look at her fascinating department, her tips on trend-casting, and the insider scoop on Cosmo's most iconic photoshoots and campaigns! Robin and Abby also discuss how to get through creative ruts, how to climb the career ladder, and how to be an effective leader. Our drink of the day is a spin on the classic Cosmo (duh!), and our game will get you moving! More info at www.ivegotasecretwithrobinmcgraw.com Episode Resources: Abby on IG: www.instagram.com/abby.silverman/ Abby on Tik Tok: www.tiktok.com/@abby.silverman Cosmopolitan Magazine: https://www.cosmopolitan.com/ Cosmo on IG: www.instagram.com/cosmopolitan Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Marketing Happy Hour, we chat with Lisa Meyer, Digital Creative Director for Beekman 1802, the world's largest goat milk bodycare brand. Before beginning her career with Beekman 1802, Lisa worked in-house Web Designer for Victoria's Secret and was a freelancer for brands including IL MAKIAGE, Visionary Pet, Splendid Spoon and various sustainable fashion brands. As the Digital Creative Director for Beekman 1802, Lisa directs the creative team in all things photo, video, social and email design. She also leads the visual direction for new product launches and campaigns.  Lisa knows a thing or two about creativity and thinking outside of the box, but also putting yourself out there as a professional and landing partnerships with dream brands.  One of our favorite parts of this episode is the wealth of career advice that she shares including: How to control your interviews Tips for building your portfolio and resume Agency vs. in-house experience and what you can learn from both Grab a drink and let's dive into this Happy Hour conversation! __ Connect with Lisa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-meyer-6128378a/ Follow MHH on Instagram: https://instagram.com/marketinghappyhr Find us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-happy-hour/

J Ladner @itsmrjladner Pt. 2 - How to Feel Like You are Enough | Showing Up | Being open to Education, Mentorship and Experience In this episode J dives deeper into the stylist career journey and why being open to education and mentorship early in your career is so important. He also leaves us with some beautiful final words - so be sure to listen until the end! If you haven't met J here's a bit more about him - he is an accomplished hair and makeup artist with experience in film, television, theatre, print and digital media. Recognized as Modern Salon's 2019 Top 100, American Influencer Awards 2020 Emerging Hairstylist of the Year Nominee, J is also a successful entrepreneur, educator, digital author, Digital Creative Director of Oligo Professionnel Hosts the No Stylist Left Behind podcast with Nina Tulio. Connect with J - https://www.jladner.com Salon owner, what if I told you We created the most thorough online course for salon owners in the business to help you grow your business, gain access to the exact strategies that salon 124 group uses to be one of the most successful independently owned salon groups in the country.. Visit 124Goacademy.com to join the movement for profitable salons. Enroll in Salon Business Blueprint - https://www.124goacademy.com September 26 - 27 - Nikki Le and Geno Stampora host Mentor and Masters at the turf valley resort https://www.facebook.com/mentorandmasters https://www.mentorandmasters.com 4-day intensive of 2021. That happens over two weekends Nov 7-8 - 14-15 - Apply go to https://124go.com or email us @ info@124go.com for just $1595, we allow up to 3 people of your choosing to attend. Trust me, you don't want to miss this! The top strategies that Brian and Karen Perdue used to grow from 4 hairstylists to 6 salons and over 120 hairstylists. Get hand fed the systems and processes that salon 124 uses every day to be one of the most successful salon groups in the country. This is a no holds barred event where we share all of the secrets to help you grow your salon - no matter the size. That's November 7-8 and 14-15.. Everyone that has taken that course on zoom has loved the convenience and candidness that we share.. Say hi to Chris and John on social: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/124.go/ If you're a hairdresser, salon owner, salon manager or hair beauty professional, please subscribe and give us a Wicked Good Review!! Music information: Never Wanna Grow up, by the incredible Katrina Stone. https://artlist.io/song/6748/never-wa… Thank you for stopping by!

J Ladner @itsmrjladner Pt. 2 - How to Feel Like You are Enough | Showing Up | Being open to Education, Mentorship and Experience In this episode J dives deeper into the stylist career journey and why being open to education and mentorship early in your career is so important. He also leaves us with some beautiful final words - so be sure to listen until the end! If you haven't met J here's a bit more about him - he is an accomplished hair and makeup artist with experience in film, television, theatre, print and digital media. Recognized as Modern Salon's 2019 Top 100, American Influencer Awards 2020 Emerging Hairstylist of the Year Nominee, J is also a successful entrepreneur, educator, digital author, Digital Creative Director of Oligo Professionnel Hosts the No Stylist Left Behind podcast with Nina Tulio. Connect with J - https://www.jladner.com Salon owner, what if I told you We created the most thorough online course for salon owners in the business to help you grow your business, gain access to the exact strategies that salon 124 group uses to be one of the most successful independently owned salon groups in the country.. Visit 124Goacademy.com to join the movement for profitable salons. Enroll in Salon Business Blueprint - https://www.124goacademy.com September 26 - 27 - Nikki Le and Geno Stampora host Mentor and Masters at the turf valley resort https://www.facebook.com/mentorandmasters https://www.mentorandmasters.com 4-day intensive of 2021. That happens over two weekends Nov 7-8 - 14-15 - Apply go to https://124go.com or email us @ info@124go.com for just $1595, we allow up to 3 people of your choosing to attend. Trust me, you don't want to miss this! The top strategies that Brian and Karen Perdue used to grow from 4 hairstylists to 6 salons and over 120 hairstylists. Get hand fed the systems and processes that salon 124 uses every day to be one of the most successful salon groups in the country. This is a no holds barred event where we share all of the secrets to help you grow your salon - no matter the size. That's November 7-8 and 14-15.. Everyone that has taken that course on zoom has loved the convenience and candidness that we share.. Say hi to Chris and John on social: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/124.go/ If you're a hairdresser, salon owner, salon manager or hair beauty professional, please subscribe and give us a Wicked Good Review!! Music information: Never Wanna Grow up, by the incredible Katrina Stone. https://artlist.io/song/6748/never-wa… Thank you for stopping by!

Advertising | Creativity | Cannes Lions | Creative Industry | Digital Creators | Best Ads | Publicis | Ad World | Creatives |  In this episode, we discuss advertising and working with the best creatives. Our guest is no other than Sandra Bold, Cannes Lions Jury member and Digital Creative Director at Publicis Milan. Sandra Bold is far from the typical path of working on a traditional career path, having graduated in architecture and deciding to work with ads instead to showcase the talent that lies within her. Sandra Bold joins Femme Lead Podcast to discuss her path, challenges, and what does it mean to work in the creative industries. A typical 9 to 5 is not what you'll find here, and Sandra doesn't shy away from mentioning the industry's hardships, from working long hours to striving to be the best at your craft. Sandra Bold started her ad career in Bucharest, Romania where she quickly grew from junior to senior positions. During her career, she kept on winning awards to make her parents less pissed off about her dropping architecture. Among the awards, you will find Cannes Lions, Eurobest, One show, Golden drum, and titles like Copywriter of the year (2016), Top 6 creatives to watch (2017), Pitch 100 Superwomen (2018).Check out Sandra's website: http://www.sandrabold.com/ Follow Sandra on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandra-bold-22080a44/ Campaigns mentioned:‘Bittersweet Pies' by Paul Romania: https://www.adforum.com/creative-work/ad/player/34526090/bittersweet-pies/paul Ads by Heineken: https://www.adsoftheworld.com/taxonomy/brand/heineken ‘Be a follower' by Diesel: https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/diesel-campaign-mocks-influencers/Episode timeline: 02:28 How does a day look like working in the creative industries?04:40 How does wellbeing play in the day-to-day life of a creative?10:20 What is Cannes Lions, and how did you join as a Jury member?13:40 How is the field of advertising evolving?17:20 What are some essential points of stakeholder management? 18:35 How to build confidence?  21:12 How do you measure the success of work?22:00 What other business setup should you prepare when presenting?24:30 What made you decide to join the advertising field?28:50 Challenging situation and how to approach it? 31:49 Tackling wellbeing in the creative industries.34:20 What to consider when changing roles & countries? 38:15 What do you wish you knew at the beginning of your career?39:40 Ladies Steps - What is the deal with gender equality?43:30 What is your favorite ad campaign? 

Ben Burns is the Chief Operating Officer of The Futur and as Digital Creative Director at Blind. In this episode of "Room 9" Sean chats with Ben about his journey from designer to the police force and back to designer again, as well as the importance of learning to just jump into fear. Be sure to check out what else Ben, Blind, and The Futur have going on their websites.

Part 2 with Digital Creative Director for @oligopro and Educator J Ladner starts off with a discussion on what COVID has done to actually strengthen our industry. We also discuss his approach to educating tomorrow's industry leaders and how asking for help can give you the boost you need.  This Week's Topics: • Moving to LA to reach his next level • COVID waking up & strengthening the industry • Building his online education format and his choices • Teaching the future industry leaders  • Putting your ego away to learn & grow • Mistakes struggling stylists are making • What he would change about the industry • His Hair Horror Story Have you left a review for The Hair Game Podcast yet? This week’s Pod Loot winner is getting Samsung Galaxy Earbuds! To enter, just leave a review on the Apple podcasts app or iTunes. ⁣⁣Don't forget to leave your Instagram handle so we can find you!⁠ FOLLOW US http://www.instagram.com/thehairgamepodcast http://www.instagram.com/salonrepublic http://www.instagram.com/loveerictaylor http://www.facebook.com/salonrepublic  

Digital Creative Director for @oligopro and Educator J Ladner shares his personal journey of growing up in a family without acceptance, but making the choice to always choose light. We also discuss how embracing risk and being fearless can help you achieve more than you ever thought possible. This Week's Topics: • Growing up in an abusive household & being kicked out of home because he was gay • Being a salon manager and turning a salon around • Embracing risk and being fearless – opening his own salon • Committing to creating content on IG to build his brand and use his voice Have you left a review for The Hair Game Podcast yet? This week’s Pod Loot winner is getting an Echo Show 8! To enter, just leave a review on the Apple podcasts app or iTunes. ⁣⁣Don't forget to leave your Instagram handle so we can find you!⁠ FOLLOW US http://www.instagram.com/thehairgamepodcast http://www.instagram.com/salonrepublic http://www.instagram.com/loveerictaylor http://www.facebook.com/salonrepublic

Ben Keenan is one of Australia's leading brand strategists, creative directors and copywriters. He also happens to have got his start in advertising by completing my copywriting short course over 15 years ago! Which just goes to show what can happen if you hang in there and persist! He called it ‘the gateway drug' to a life in advertising. That's one way of looking at it! He is the former head of Award School Melbourne, the former Interactive Creative Director of Clemenger Advertising, the Digital Creative Director at M&C Saatchi, and now runs his own private freelance consultancy. He works in the big agency, big brands, and the big TVC space.  In this episode, Ben reveals: How he got started and top tips for getting work at a big-name advertising agency  Hints and strategies on how freelance copywriters can find work quickly Why everyone needs to adopt an entrepreneurial mindset and why so-called ‘secure' jobs are no longer secure  How to make working for free work for you Tips on managing impostor syndrome  How to overcome overwhelm and crippling doubt (and why it's part of the creative process) The role of constraints/failure/errors in the creative process Agency life versus freelance life – the pros and cons. Mentioned in this episode: The Thought Police D@AD: The Copy Book Ogilvy on Advertising. Read the show notes Join our community of copywriters at CopyClub.com.au. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Gregson is the Creative Director, Digital - LEGO Agency, Americas at Lego and formally Director, Head of Social Media Studio at Lego.

Schedulicity and Hairdustry presents Your Day Off podcast- J Ladner @itsmrjladner Salon Owner, Modern Salon top 100 2019, AIA 2020 nominee, Co-Host No Stylist Left Behind podcast, Digital Creative Director of Oligo Professionnel. If you like real conversation with heart and soul this is it. You are going to fall in love with J infectious personality and enthusiasm. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hairdustry/support

Welcome to another episode of THE RADCAST!In today's episode, host Ryan Alford chats with James Gregson, about these  marketing topics:How Jame's career journey took him to LEGOs.Where James finds creative inspiration and why thats so important.How he accomplishes a healthy work and life balance.Social media marketing strategies for 2021.And more hot marketing trends!Follow James on LinkedIn and other social media platforms @jlwgreg | If you enjoyed this episode, like and share it.  Let us and the world know you're listening by tagging us on Instagram @the.rad.cast | And don't forget to tune in next week! 

In this episode, we host Shun Matsuzaka, Digital Creative Director at McCann. Matsuzaka created the world’s first AI creative director, capable of directing a TV commercial. We discussed the future of creative work, creative AI, and its abilities; we heard about genetic design, how robots can help us with creativity, and what parents need to remember about their kids’ education.Click to visit the show notes on our website to see videos, links, and images.

In this episode, my guest, Abby Silverman is sharing secrets of behind the scenes of Cosmopolitan Magazine, how every issue is created, where the content is coming from, how to achieve tremendous success, how to land a dream job, what is the future of Cosmopolitan, what are the latest trends, etc. My Guest  Abby Silverman @abby.silverman  is Digital Creative Director at Cosmopolitan. Abby oversees all creative execution for the digital and social extensions of the Cosmopolitan brand. This includes all visuals for Cosmopolitan.com and original content creation and shoots across all content verticals from celebrity and fashion to beauty, lifestyle, and beyond. She has built and manages a creative team that operates like an in-house content studio. Each person’s skill set goes far beyond one niche, from photography to design to animation to illustration. In her time at Cosmo, Abby has led two digital redesigns across the Cosmo brand as well as two large-scale office redesigns in under two years. She was part of the ASME winning team for her work on Cosmo’s “How To Run for Office Package,” and her work has been featured on shows such as Good Morning America. Prior to joining team Cosmopolitan, Abby worked at W Magazine, InStyle, Harper’s Bazaar, Travel + Leisure, and more. Abby is originally from Minnesota and now lives in New York City with her husband. Your Host Olyasha Novozhylova - NotBasicBlonde @notbasicblonde_ NotBasicBlonde Podcast @nbbpodcast Olyasha Novozhylova is the founder and creator of Not Basic Blonde, a fashion, and lifestyle blog dedicated to inspiring young women to create an extraordinary style. The Russian model led an impressive 10-year career in fashion and runway in Atlanta and overseas, as well as enjoying several acting roles. Now a leading influencer, Olyasha shares her beauty, wellness, and fashion tips with an audience of over half a million.  

Have you ever designed a logo for a client and totally missed the mark? Or been stuck in the situation where you’re endlessly making revisions? The cause is most likely that you and your clients visions do not align. But how to you work this out? One fantastic solution, devised by the team at Blind, has been to create a Stylescape™, an enhanced mood board that expresses and steers the visual language for a branding project, providing much needed clarity before proceeding with any design work. In this episode Ian interviews Ben Burns to discover what a Stylescape is, how to create one, and how present them to clients. We also discuss how to prepare the perfect proposal, to help convert prospects to customers. Ben is Chief Operating Officer of The Futur, as well as Digital Creative Director at the branding agency, Blind. Show notes and episode transcription can be found here: https://logogeek.uk/podcast/ben-burns/ Resources Mentioned Ben Burns: Website | Dribbble | YouTube | Instagram | Behance The Futur: Website | YouTube Build a Brand YouTube Series Stylescapes™: Your design projects can be more profitable. Learn how to make more money doing what you love with fewer client revisions. The Perfect Proposal: Everything you need to craft effective proposals that win jobs and close leads. Core: Define, align, and design with confidence. Run effective discovery sessions to land on the same vision as your clients. The Win Without Pitching Manifesto – Buy on Amazon UK | Amazon US Thank you to the sponsor, FreshBooks I’m incredibly thankful to FreshBooks for sponsoring this episode of the Logo Geek Podcast! FreshBooks is an online accounting tool that makes it really easy to create and send invoices, track time and manage your money. You can try it out for yourself with a free 30 day trial.

Welcome to the Call To Action Podcast #CTAP where we bring you incredible people and even more incredible stories with discussions, and topics about what it takes to sacrifice everything to overcome hardships and failures to achieve success. Drum roll please... He is a brand strategist, an award-winning designer, an expert in user experience. He is the Chief Operating Officer of The Future, an educational platform where creative professionals learn business principles, and the Digital Creative Director at Blind, a brand strategy design consultancy. Nike, EA, Google, Snapchat, X-Box, Sony, Riot Games, Honda, NFL, MLB, Audi, DreamWorks, Paramount Pictures, Wells Fargo, AMC, TBS, The Olympic Team USA, Laika, and Hyatt are just a few of their clients… It’s no wonder why he’s a top social media influencer, co-host of a major YouTube channel and Father of the year because aside from his proven leadership, major successes, and pissing creative excellence day-in and day-out, The Dude from the Big Labowski, Gandalf, Abraham Lincoln nor James Harden have SHIT on this glorious beard. Please welcome our guest to the show, Mr. Ben Burns. Watch the Video on YouTube!

Today's guest is Josh Ashton, a Digital Creative Director from Atlanta GA. Mr. Ashton, Josh's dad was an artist so he grew up around art and painting. During this interview, we talk about leading teams and creative processes. Not just your own, but as a creative leader, managing and cultivating the processes of designers you are working with. He also shares with us a story that we can all relate to. Noticing red flags at the beginning of a project, yet choosing to downplay them. Josh tells us about the project that he is the most proud of also. It involves a fabric company and the US Olympic Sailing Team. yeah...

Today's guest is Josh Ashton, a Digital Creative Director from Atlanta GA. Mr. Ashton, Josh's dad was an artist so he grew up around art and painting. During this interview, we talk about leading teams and creative processes. Not just your own, but as a creative leader, managing and cultivating the processes of designers you are working with. He also shares with us a story that we can all relate to. Noticing red flags at the beginning of a project, yet choosing to downplay them. Josh tells us about the project that he is the most proud of also. It involves a fabric company and the US Olympic Sailing Team. yeah...

Jo Pearce presents the 2019 Dewi Vaughan Owen Keynote Speech. The way in which we consume content is changing fast. To stay relevant, even the biggest brands need to innovate. Jo Pearce, the Digital Creative Director of some of the biggest BBC Dramas provides an insight into how brands like Doctor Who, Sherlock, Peaky Blinders and many more drive innovation to stand out and gain new audiences.

Ben Burns is a brand strategist, award-winning designer, and an expert in user experience currently serving a dual role as both the Chief Operating Officer of The Futur and as Digital Creative Director at Blind. In this episode we chat about Ben's experience that led him to where he is in his career today, as well as his transition from full-time creative, to equal parts teacher, marketer, and biz-dev aficionado. Find Ben on the web: Website: http://www.mrbenburns.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrbenburns_ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrbenburns Find Ran on the web: YouTube: https://youtube.com/flux-with-ran-segall Instagram: @ransegall The Webflow Masterclass: http://zpr.io/gSVrb

Eric Fisher is the Digital Creative Director of LMT Magazine. He started his career at Facebook and collaborated with Google, Apple, Airbnb, Eventbrite etc. Since 2009, Eric has been developing LMTmag.com. He has a passion for social design and has recently built a lot of really cool tools for the LMT website.

In this episode we chat with Sean Earley, an award winning digital creative director at Teneo PSG. We talk about Sean's research into the social media habits of older people in Ireland, the trade-off between selling your data for free online services, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, the great global wealth divide, how emojis are made, and much much more. Opening with a tribute to Kurt Vonnegut Jr. facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fellowpassengerspodcast/ twitter: https://twitter.com/Fellowpodcast instagram: https://instagram.com/fellowpassengerspodcast Produced By: http://www.displacestudios.com/ For all enquiries email: fellowpassengerspodcast@gmail.com

In our first interview episode on the Financial Autonomy Podcast with talk with Felicity Loughrey. She shares her career transition journey from journalism to advertising that spanned across two continents. In this interview we cover: How this Australian freelance journalist ended up working in New York Why she finds Americans are good to work with How she handled the transition away from the dying industry of journalism into writing advertising copy The interesting journey of getting better at her craft but getting paid less for the work The subculture of freelance creatives in the US The importance of consistency pitching for work to maintain constant cash flow Overcoming the hurdle of getting paid for your work as a creative The need to be constantly learning when entering a new industry Her time at VaynerMedia and what it is like working for digital thought leader Gary Vaynerchuk The role a Digital Creative Running an autonomously team in a HR focused digital agency Hiring from outside your industry to create a dynamic team The difference between the use of social media between the Australia and the US Advice for those currently working in declining industries Understanding your core skills and how you can adapt them into a new career and industry Links mentioned in the podcast Head Ovary Heels podcast Confessions of an Advertising Man VaynerMedia Gary Vaynerchuk

In this episode of Oh Boy, Leandra takes the mic from the show's regular host, Jay Buim, to interview Sally Singer, the Digital Creative Director at Vogue.com. They talk about the exciting, changing landscape that the internet has offered the fashion industry, how Singer got started, and the importance of story telling. Enjoy! In partnership with Newsette. Want more Sally? @voguemagazine Want more Jay? @beardwizard Edited by Jay Buim Produced by Kate Barnett

In this episode, we spoke with Amy Sheppard the Digital Creative Director of Australia Post. Amy has had a long history of working both in and out of client-side so she’s the perfect person to give both sides of the story. As you’ll guess from her accent, Amy has only been in Australia for about two years. Previously working for Deloitte in both Sydney and Melbourne she hails from New York where she worked for corporate giants such as Johnson & Johnson and Weight Watchers when they were just a start up. Because of her recent arrival she was also the right person to answer last week’s question from Chris Billing when he asked about distinctly Australian design. Amy talks about what she knew about Australian design before arriving and what she knows now that she’s been immersed in it.

Tsilli Pines, Digital Creative Director at FINE joins Gary Rozanc to discuss the in-depth details of the digital design workflow at FINE. Tsilli starts from the very beginning of the process, the initial client meeting. She then goes into specifics on file naming conventions and version control. Tsilli ends the conversation discussing creating prototypes. Her colleague Mark Hoffmann Director of Interactive Technology at FINE also joins the conversation to talk about the design and front-end developer relationship.