Podcast appearances and mentions of elliot kotek

Matt and Scott take a leaf out of the NoLayingUp playbook and map out some personal goals for the year ahead. Golf, health, personal development – all bases covered. And some golf chat thrown in there amongst all the good intentions.  We hope this inspires listeners to reflect on the last year, and perhaps set some targets for the coming twelve months.    Australian Golf Passport podcast is brought to you by Angus And Grace Go Golfing and Burnley Brewing.  Matt has been rocking the AAGGG shorts in what is peak summer golf weather – one look at these and you'll need to own a pair of these shorts too. They're super fashionable, and fit beautifully. They come in a great range of colours, and pair brilliantly with the three button pocket polo. Visit the Angus and Grace Go Golfing website, Instagram page, or bricks and mortar store (Sydney), and get your hands on some of the best golf apparel in the world, before it all sells out.   Burnley Brewing are back in the swing of things in 2024 – reinstating Trivia Tuesday at their tap room – situated at 648-650 Bridge Road Richmond. Kicking off January 23 (7:30pm start) – there's beers and great prizes up for grabs. Go visit Burnley Brewing online at www.burnleybrewing.com.au or on insta. Our proud supporter has a brilliant range of locally brewed beers – with something for everyone's taste.  Pale, Lager, Wheat Beer, Selzer and more are all there for you.   As referenced at the outset of this episode – the inspiration for this episode has been NoLayingUp's annual Goals pod. Go check out Episode #270 of the TrapDraw Podcast – 2024 Goals. //podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/trapdraw-podcast-no-laying-up/id1133618045?i=1000640488708   Copies of some of the golf architecture books discussed in this episode -   The Links by Robert Hunter - www.ebay.com.au/itm/224336568827?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=705-159824-816807-4&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=224336568827&targetid=4585513252197727&device=c&mktype=&googleloc=&poi=&campaignid=554710916&mkgroupid=1310618971850270&rlsatarget=pla-4585513252197727&abcId=9326744&merchantid=136820&msclkid=e8f95fc836bc198357bf3a609062a668   The Future of Golf by Geoff Shackelford - www.amazon.com.au/Future-Golf-How-Lost-Back/dp/1570614563   The Architectural Side of Golf by Wethered & Simpson – www.classicsofgolf.com/product/the-architectural-side-of-golf-1929/   Golf Architecture in America by George Thomas - www.amazon.com/Golf-Architecture-America-Strategy-Construction/dp/1886947147    DJ Pie playing golf with no flags - https://youtu.be/A5mjdB993JY?si=pZmuDvvd_6yR4HvO Click here for more information on The Hidden Power of Purpose documentary (directed by Elliot Kotek) as mentioned in the podcast – www.aarp.org/about-aarp/purpose-prize/hidden-power-of-purpose-film.html   Gus Worland's ABC TV series on Men's mental health and Male Suicide – www.iview.abc.net.au/show/man-up   Images related to this episode can be found on our Instagram page (@AustralianGolfPassport) and on Twitter (@AusGolfPassport). Images accompanied by attribution to their owners / creators.  Podcast intro music - Nbhd Nick / Stop Playing With Me - Instrumental / courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com

Two guests. No time to waste. This conversation is all about unlocking creativity, what holds us back, what can propel us forward and what we would tell our 15 year old selves if given the chance now.  Elliot Kotek is a shockingly humble creative legend with 7 Emmy nominations, 5 Cannes Lions, 2 Clios, multiple Webby honors and the Shortys' Audience Award for Best Brand Awareness Campaign in 2023 with First Robotics. He is the producer of award-winning festival-favorites such as Queen Mimi, the NBC Peacock Original Black Boys, and the Netflix Original Little Miss Sumo. The Hidden Power of Purpose, made with AARP, is set for release in October 2023. Sarah Hernholm is a former elementary school teacher turned entrepreneur and the creator of the international non-profit WIT — Whatever It Takes - creator of the first college credit social entrepreneur and leadership course in the country for high school teens. Their hackathons partner with big names like Google and Toyota and empower kids to launch businesses that make a national impact. Sarah is also a speaker and writer for Forbes and Today. She's currently writing her book 11 Tips for Doing WIT.

Elliot Kotek is a leading mind on purposeful content, technology-for-good and storytelling for social impact. His personal process of self-disruption in conjunction with creating accountability to others helps him accomplish impressive results where nothing is impossible. Brilliant ideas that lack empathy, or compassionate desire alone without ideas to implement change, both fail to create real impact. Elliot shares in detail how “Ideas + Empathy = Impact” through his many incredible projects that combine innovative technology and purpose, and shows how storytelling can beautifully amplify this impact. Applied passion creates purpose. By showing up for what we feel passionate about we can find like-minded people to help and support us on our path, and we're able overcome obstacles and fear, such as loss of security, to realize a much greater purpose that is essential to thriving as human beings. About Elliot: A leader in innovation, technology and purposeful media, Elliot's projects have a global, empathy and impact-led agenda. His LA-based creative consultancy and production-house, The Nation of Artists, generates feature and short documentaries, documentary series and virtual reality/360 experiences. Even during COVID, The Nation of Artists has deployed film crews to more than 30 cities in 14 countries on 5 continents. Often brand-led, and always human-centered, Elliot has collaborated with the likes of AARP, Accenture, Aflac, Amgen, Campbell's, CNBC, FIRST Robotics, Hyundai, Intel, LEGO, McKinsey & Company, National Geographic, NBC Peacock, Netflix, New Balance, Qualcomm, the UN and Whirlpool & Habitat for Humanity - where his projects have included producing the first ever user-generated feature film across five continents, storytelling about a social robot for kids with cancer, enabling technology for a farmer with ALS to independently tell his wife he loves her, covering clean cookstoves in India being connected to the mobile communications grid, investigating iPads being used by artisanal fishermen in Colombia, and producing the world's first lab to make 3D-printed prosthetic limbs for the children of war-torn Sudan. Documentaries include "Little Miss Sumo" (Netflix), "Black Boys" (Peacock), "Queen Mimi" (Amazon Prime); Docu-series include "Superhuman" and "Coded" (Facebook Watch), "Challengers" (FastCompany) and "The New Space Race" (National Geographic); and directing honors on the new feature documentary, "The Hidden Power of Purpose." As a result, Elliot has been honored with a Kellogg School of Management Innovation Fellowship and Alumni of the Year accolades from Australia's Monash University, and he has received personal recognition from the U.S. Congress, the House of Representatives and other legislative bodies - his projects have landed in the permanent collection at the Museum of Modern Art and have won five Cannes Lions, four SxSW innovation awards, an Emmy from four nominations, two Clios, recognition from the International Trade Council, dozens of festival honors and other groovy paperweights. Driven by the mantra that "Ideas + Empathy = Impact," and his "4Ps" approach to innovation and collaboration, Elliot is currently found occupying a 12x12 space at the back of his garden known as "The Shed." Learn more at http://nationofartists.com/ Follow on Instagram @nationofartists Watch on Youtube BeyondCinemaMagazine

Grab your tissues and put down your phone: Elliot Kotek’s films engage the heart and head in profound ways. Elliot is CEO & Founder of The Nation of Artists, a thought leader and production partner for innovative, inspirational, and wildly impactful storytelling brought to life through documentaries and docu-series, shorts, animations, VR, and more.While the list of honors bestowed upon his teams is long, spanning Emmy nominations, 5 Cannes Lions, SxSW awards, and more, the greatest testament to his work is the impact it achieves. Elliot joined Purpose 360 to talk about the power of storytelling to engage citizens, drive progress, and touch hearts.Be sure to catch Elliot’s new documentary Black Boys, created for Peacock.Listen for Elliot’s insights on:The critical importance of empathy in storytelling—whether the content is brand-sponsored or independent journalismHow he and his teams captured authentic, humanity-driven moments in situations ranging from war-torn Sudan to pediatric cancer wardsThe role of collaboration between content creators, their clients, and their subjects to draw out and tell empathy-driven storiesHow content creators—and their clients—can adapt to story capture and distribution in a COVID worldLinks & NotesThe Nation of ArtistsElliot Kotek on LinkedInElliot Kotek on IMDBWatch Black Boys on PeacockSuggested Viewing: Little Miss Sumo, My Special Aflac Duck, Project Daniel, Queen Mimi

Elliot is the Founder & CEO of The Nation of Artists, an Emmy-nominated social good content production company, who's creativity and innovation knows no bounds. They have partnered with some of the globes biggest brands like Accenture, Hyundai, Wal-Mart, Intel and others, creating authentic experiences that come to you sincerely.

"Ideas + Empathy = impact"  is the motto for The Nation of Artists.  We sat down with the Founder and CEO of this innovative company, Elliot Kotek to learn more about how they work with a broad range of parters to leverage the power of story to create change. The social impact space continues to expand and Elliot is connecting a lot of dots - branded storytelling, innovation and impact.      

Elliot V. Kotek is an Australian award-winning producer, filmmaker, and photographer, as well as CEO and founder of The Nation of Artists and founder and editor-in-chief of Beyond Cinema. To learn more about his work check out nationofartists.com. He is also the founder and editor-in-chief of Beyond Cinema magazine. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Elliot V. Kotek is an Australian award-winning producer, filmmaker, and photographer, as well as CEO and founder of The Nation of Artists and founder and editor-in-chief of Beyond Cinema. To learn more about his work check out nationofartists.com. He is also the founder and editor-in-chief of Beyond Cinema magazine. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Elliot Kotek is a man with a humbling resume. For starters he comes with a law degree and a BS in Pharmacology & Toxicology from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. He also studied acting at the acclaimed Lee Strasberg Theater Institute in New York, is a published poet, journalist and photographer. Currently, he’s the Editor in Chief of Beyond Cinema Magazine and the current CEO of the Nation of Artists, a social impact production company dedicated to helping people through a unique brand of storytelling. Beyond his resume, Elliot is one of the nicest guys we’ve ever met. Join as we hear about his insanely creative background, his 4P’s for finding your creative way and how he’s using creativity to drive social impact. SHOW NOTES The Nation of Artists Beyond Cinema Magazine Project Daniel The AFLAC Duck for Children’s Cancer Ask us a question on Twitter or Instagram. Beatroublemaker.com

Elliot Kotek is a social innovator with degrees in Law, Science and Storytelling. His particular obsession is collaborating on harnessing technology and science to produce low-cost solutions for our most vulnerable populations then utilizing the power of film and the strength of brands to amplify those stories for true reach.

Elliot Kotek is a social innovator with degrees in Law, Science and Storytelling. His particular obsession is collaborating on harnessing technology and science to produce low-cost solutions for our most vulnerable populations then utilizing the power of film and the strength of brands to amplify those stories for true reach.

Elliot Kotek is the CEO and founder of The Nation of Artists, the founding editor of Beyond Cinema and co-founded Not Impossible. To put it simply, he believes in the power of content and campaigns to change the world and is the key creative in building c

How do you win TIME Magazine's invention of the year? Build a device that helps a fully paralyzed graffiti artist create art with only his eyes. This is how Elliot Kotek and his business partner, Mick Ebeling began Not Impossible, an organization that exploits the possibilities of technology for- as they put it - "the sake of humanity." In the past 7 years since the Eyewriter, Not Impossible has gone on to win both hearts and awards for inspiring projects that have allowed people to speak for the first time in 17 years, feed themselves after losing their arms, walk again, and plenty more. Along the way, they've managed to work with partners like Intel, HP, and others for marketing amplification and technology development. On Innovation Crush, Elliot breaks down Not Impossible's methodology for innovation, ideas, amplification, entrepreneurship, and creating good in the world. (recorded on location at SXSW) More Projects at: http://www.notimpossiblenow.com/labs