Podcasts about smarthouse creative

This week, Alrik and Liz chat with marketing expert and co-founder of Smarthouse Creative, Ryan Davis. They talk about indie film marketing, how she approaches a campaign and about the power of Facebook ads. After that, they play yet another round of The Game! Enjoy! Order The Alternate on Itunes Out Now: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/the-alternate/id1640576609?ls=1 Sign up for the BlueCat Screenplay Competition Today: https://www.bluecatscreenplay.com/submit/ Use the discount code BCHARD23 for $10 off your submission! For 20% off your Jambox subscription use code MMIH @ jambox.io Check out the ISA at: www.networkisa.org

Claudia Sparrow joins the Changing Directions Filmmaker Interview Series to talk about Maxima, her award winning documentary that will be released in select theaters and VOD formats on January 11th, 2022. Please visit the official TwoOhSix.com website and social media channels for more interviews, movie reviews, and film festival coverage. TwoOhSix.com Facebook Instagram Twitter Special thank you to Ryan Davis at Smarthouse Creative for helping to make this interview possible.

TwoOhSix.com presents the first ever TwoOhSix Podcast Series, Diversity in Film: Conversations from Within the Industry. Amie Simon and I have been crossing paths in the Seattle film scene for several years especially during the Seattle International Film Festival as well as working together through Smarthouse Creative, the PR firm she currently works for. Amie is also a contributor for Three Imaginary Girls and I Love Splatter and her extensive knowledge of the film industry made for some great conversation as we were able to cover a wide variety of topics. Diversity in Film: Conversations from Within the Industry is hosted by TwoOhSix.com founder Marc Morin and features conversations with actors, directors, producers, film critics and more all discussing their thoughts on diversity in an industry that has been in need of some new perspectives and fresh voices. The podcast series launches on Monday, May 11th and will continue weekly with new episodes released every Monday.

For almost four years, Amie spent her days talking with fellow fans about ALL THE POP CULTURE things, making awesome community connections and nerding the F out over all the amazing stuff inside a freaky cool museum. Now she’s taking her knowledge of campaigns, taglines, brand voice, social media, community building, targeted ads, and #squadgoals and applying it to amazing projects at Smarthouse Creative as the Director of Marketing. She also gets to do great things like write about film and music, and occasionally interview some of her cinematic heroes over at ThreeImaginaryGirls.com. If there’s one thing she’s learned from this long journey to leading a (mostly) charmed life, it’s this: “Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diane-winbush/support

The InnerViews is a series of conversations with filmmakers that explore the inner workings of their projects from feature films to web series. This Interview features the creators of Cuddle: The Series including director John Helde, producer Constanze Villines, and lead actress Hope Shanthi. You can watch Cuddle - The Series at cuddletheseries.com. Thank you to Smarthouse Creative for making this interview possible.

Heather Brown (www.mindthebirdmedia.com) is a PR and events professional currently providing publicity, production, and communication services to individuals and literary and cultural organizations from her home base in Portland, OR. She activates her extensive network, her background in public education, and a master’s degree in creative writing to approach each job with inclusivity, rhetorical sensitivity and service-oriented, trust-based leadership. In this TAMP episode Smarthouse Creative talks with PR and events professional Heather Brown about her work as an editor & social media manager at YesYes Books and launching her own communication and events company, Mind The Bird Media. Brown has extensive experience with audience building for artists & authors with a focus on creating authentic connections, which she'll discuss, in addition to describing her approach to building buzz for her new company. You can check out Heather's Facebook page here, https://www.facebook.com/mindbirdmedia/ Visit Heather’s current project "Mind The Bird Media" at this site; http://www.mindthebirdmedia.com/ TAMP music by Dude York.

No two films are alike, how will your film find it's audience? We're joined by Ryan Davis and Brad Wilke of Smarthouse Creative to talk about how they work with filmmakers to release their film in the world and assist in branding, promotion and publicity.

Matt Smith is an accomplished actor and playwright with 35 years of experience in the Seattle arts community. Matt’s body of solo performances includes “Helium” (1995), “My Last Year with the Nuns,” “Beyond Kindness” (1999), “My Boat to Bainbridge” (2005), and “All My Children” (2010). Matt has appeared in several films, including starring in the short “Whiteface” (2001) and playing prominent supporting roles in independent features “The Naked Proof” (2003), “Outsourced” (2006), and “The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle” (2009), and, most recently, "My Last Year with the Nuns" (2015). He was also the mailman in “Sleepless in Seattle” (1993). "These Are My People" is a podcast that asks creative people to share their experiences finding and developing audiences. It is produced by Smarthouse Creative, a marketing and digital strategy agency based in Seattle, WA.

Brad Wilke (@jbwilke) is an award-winning filmmaker, produced feature-length screenwriter, and film programmer for the Seattle International Film Festival. At his company Smarthouse Creative, Brad designs and executes digital and social media strategies for films and filmmakers, as well as film festivals and brands. In this episode I talk with Brad about about his passion for discovering new talent and we answer some burning filmmaker questions about the film selection process at the Seattle International Film Festival. Find the show notes at http://www.filmfestivalsecrets.com/podcast

Yahdon Isreal is a non-fiction writer, the founder of #LiterarySwag and an MFA-candidate at the New School. #LiterarySwag explores the cross-section between literature and fashion. Follow him on Instagram: @yahdon and Twitter: @yahdonisrael These Are My People is a podcast that asks creative people to share their experiences finding and developing audiences. It is produced by Smarthouse Creative, a marketing and digital strategy agency based in Seattle, WA.

Director Dennis Hauck talks finding an audience for his directorial debut film "Too Late" starring John Hawkes, which was entirely, gorgeously shot in 35mm. "Too Late" is now playing at the Grand Illusion Cinema in Seattle, WA until 4/28. These Are My People is a podcast that asks creative types to share their experiences finding and developing audiences. It is produced by Smarthouse Creative, a marketing and digital strategy agency based in Seattle, WA.

This week we continue our Women in Film series with part 3: "What role do women play in their own hindrance or advancement in the business?"I honestly believe this is one of the most important episodes I ever have, or will, publish. I strongly feel this episode should be heard by everyone woman in the industry. Heck, I think it would be great for women in any profession to hear from the various guests on the show today. We have a full slate of women at the top of their game in their respective fields.First, we bring back my 4-person panel in Seattle: Scilla Andreen (CEO of IndieFlix), Stefanie Malone (executive director of NFFTY), Ryan Davis (co-founder of Smarthouse Creative) and Nancy Chang (executive director of ReelGrrls). I also speak to Nichelle Protho, VP of the television and online video production company Sander/Moses; Lauren Haroutunian, dean of Freddie Wong's Rocket Jump Film School; and the director of the interactive documentary "Hollow," and co-host of the She Does Podcast, Elaine McMillion Sheldon. We also hear from Universal Pictures Chairman Donna Langley and 20th Century Fox co-chairman Stacey Snider, in excerpts from Hollywood Reporter's studio executive roundtable; and Sheryl Sandberg in a clip from the TED Radio Hour has some poignant commentary as well.Oh, and I contribute a few halfway-decent comments now and then too. :)Support our SponsorWe're supported in part by Song Freedom. Click here and use offer code radio for a one-time Standard Gold Level license worth $30.Music in this EpisodeMusic from today's episode was curated from the Free Music Archive:"Peace Dream" by Kellee Maize. CC-BY."Whiteout" by Little Glass Men. CC-BY."Is That You or Are You You" by Chris Zabriskie. CC-BY."Planet Zero" by Jahzzar. CC-BY-SA."Footprints" by CuzOH. CC-BY."No Home" by Cullah. CC-BY-SA."Where You Do Belong" by Cullah. CC-BY-SA."Through Another Man’s Eyes" by Cullah. CC-BY-SA."Two Days" by Jahzzar. CC-BY-SA."Age of Feminine" by Kellee Maize. CC-BY.Media Featured in Today's ShowHollywood Reporter Studio Executive RoundtableTED Radio Hour Episode "Disruptive Leadership"

Today we have a bonus episode of Radio Film School dedicated solely to one of the topics we started last week—women in film. Specifically we discuss, "Who are the women masters of yesteryear?"The "women in film" segment we aired last week only begins to scratch the surface of this deep, broad and complex topic. In today's episode we bring back Scilla Andreen (CEO of IndieFlix), Stefanie Malone (executive director of NFFTY), Ryan Davis (co-founder of Smarthouse Creative) and Nancy Chang (executive director of ReelGrrls). I also speak to Nichelle Protho, VP of the television and online video production company Sander/Moses. As they discuss the women filmmakers that could be considered masters in the field, some of their answers may surprise you. Names like Maya Deren, Barbara Kopple and...Lucille Ball?Support our SponsorClick here and use offer code radio for a one-time Standard Gold Level license valued at $30.Music in this EpisodeMusic from today's episode was curated from the Free Music Archive and Song Freedom. Click here to see the Song Freedom mixtape for this episode (All rights reserved). The Song Freedom song used was:Little Kyoto by Dream City OrchestraFree Music Archive Songs used:"Candlepower" by Chris Zabriskie. CC-BY."Mad Humans" (J. Glaze Remix) by Kellee Maize. CC-BY."Looking Back" by Lee Rosevere. CC-BY-SA."Mad Humans" (Mad Men Remix) by Kellee Maize. CC-BY.

Co-Founder, Smarthouse Creative, Brad Wilke - Podcast In this episode, I interview Program Director, Seattle International Film Festival, and Co-Founder of Smarthouse Creative, Brad Wilke ... as we chat about what it takes to build a sustainable career as an independent filmmaker. Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe to the YouTube Channel Join the G+ Community Learn more about Brad… The post 097: Bridging the Indie Gap with Brad Wilke of Smarthouse Creative appeared first on Film Trooper.

Co-Founder, Smarthouse Creative, Brad Wilke - Podcast In this episode, I interview Program Director, Seattle International Film Festival, and Co-Founder of Smarthouse Creative, Brad Wilke ... as we chat about what it takes to build a sustainable career as an independent filmmaker. Subscribe with iTunes Subscribe to the YouTube Channel Join the G+ Community Learn more about Brad…