Podcast appearances and mentions of stefan hunt

Over the span of eleven minutes, the impressive short film Yeah the Boys sways and swerves through a boozy night with the lads in nondescript backyard Australia. Drinking culture, Aussie larrikinism, and the masculinity that finds fertile ground in these areas is brought to life with a pulsing score by The Avalanches. Oh, and all of this is presented with an the organic dance movements choreographed by Vanessa Marin. Yeah the Boys is written by Vanessa, with her partner Stefan Hunt taking directing duties. The titular boys are Neven Connolly, Kieran Crowe, Hadley Davidson, Jackson Garcia, Jordan Hill, Rob McLean, with Bailey Spalding appearing at the shorts start. It is, quite simply, one of the most unique and invigorating slices of Aussie cinema you'll see this year, and after winning the Best Australian Short award at the Oscar qualifying Flickerfest in 2024, and winning the Innovation Award at the St Kilda Film Festival, where it was also nominated for Best Cinematography, and receiving nominations for Best International Short at the Palm Springs Short Fest, Yeah the Boys will be available to view online from 15 October. Ahead of the films launch on Vimeo, YouTube and Instagram, I caught up with Stefan and Vanessa to talk about the process of planning and creating Yeah the Boys, I also ask Vanessa about how she managed to flow organic, natural movements in with the boys dancing, before I close the chat with asking Stefan about how Yeah the Boys plays into his relationship with death. This really is an interview that goes everywhere. For those interested in Stefan's work, including delving into his views on death, head over to StefanHunt.com.Yeah the Boys is a fantastic realisation of creativity let loose, embracing Australiana, warts and all. It stands as a reminder why Aussie films of all lengths need to be recognised and celebrated - short films are films. If you want to find out more about the work we do on The Curb, then head over to TheCurb.com.au. We are a completely independent website that lives on the support of listeners and readers just like you. If you can and want to support us, please visit Patreon.com/thecurbau to keep our lights on from as little as $1 a month. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over the span of eleven minutes, the impressive short film Yeah the Boys sways and swerves through a boozy night with the lads in nondescript backyard Australia. Drinking culture, Aussie larrikinism, and the masculinity that finds fertile ground in these areas is brought to life with a pulsing score by The Avalanches. Oh, and all of this is presented with an the organic dance movements choreographed by Vanessa Marin. Yeah the Boys is written by Vanessa, with her partner Stefan Hunt taking directing duties. The titular boys are Neven Connolly, Kieran Crowe, Hadley Davidson, Jackson Garcia, Jordan Hill, Rob McLean, with Bailey Spalding appearing at the shorts start. It is, quite simply, one of the most unique and invigorating slices of Aussie cinema you'll see this year, and after winning the Best Australian Short award at the Oscar qualifying Flickerfest in 2024, and winning the Innovation Award at the St Kilda Film Festival, where it was also nominated for Best Cinematography, and receiving nominations for Best International Short at the Palm Springs Short Fest, Yeah the Boys will be available to view online from 15 October. Ahead of the films launch on Vimeo, YouTube and Instagram, I caught up with Stefan and Vanessa to talk about the process of planning and creating Yeah the Boys, I also ask Vanessa about how she managed to flow organic, natural movements in with the boys dancing, before I close the chat with asking Stefan about how Yeah the Boys plays into his relationship with death. This really is an interview that goes everywhere. For those interested in Stefan's work, including delving into his views on death, head over to StefanHunt.com.Yeah the Boys is a fantastic realisation of creativity let loose, embracing Australiana, warts and all. It stands as a reminder why Aussie films of all lengths need to be recognised and celebrated - short films are films. If you want to find out more about the work we do on The Curb, then head over to TheCurb.com.au. We are a completely independent website that lives on the support of listeners and readers just like you. If you can and want to support us, please visit Patreon.com/thecurbau to keep our lights on from as little as $1 a month. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"With your career or learning about your craft. Just give every single part a go, like don't be attached to some idea you want to be because of the title. Put your hand in every pie and see what makes you feel alive."My guest is Stefan Hunt. A filmmaker, director and illustrator known for his unique childlike perspective in the work he brings to the world from New York to Australia. In this episode, we dive into his story working as a filmmaker/creative, why he sees the world the way he does, his advice for those wanting to leave their mark on the world and how his work around the phrase, 'we are all going to die' radically changed his life.You'll learn:- Stefans Up & Becoming Story into art, creativity and filmmaking- Why honouring your dreams is how you leave your mark on the world- Why it's so important to reflect & appreciate the little things in these times- Stefans experience as a director & why you should try different roles- How 'We are all going to die' changed his life.- Why being childlike has defined & informed Stefans Creative CareerProjects & things mentionedThe Talking tree - Life's purpose We are all going to die - film & movement They Saw the Sun First - Old people's speech is not to be dishonoured - after all, they saw the sun first. (Bafta Award Winner)His favourite film: The BoyFollow Stefan Hunt's Journey: Website - Instagram  Follow Kurt Bingham - Website - Instagram 

In this episode, Brandan, Anthony, and Katie speak to filmmaker Stefan Hunt. Stefan discusses his filmmaking journey beginning at age 18, when he made his first documentary. This experience sparked his lifelong pursuit of creating art “through the eyes of a child.” He has gone on to make award winning short films, documentaries, commercials, and collaborate with global brands. Stefan's Website: https://www.stefanhunt.com/ Stefan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefan_hunt/ Check out They Saw The Sun First: https://vimeo.com/412443719 ----- Our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisindustrylifepodcast/ For questions or inquiries email thisindustrylife@gmail.com Outro Music by Billy Hammer https://www.instagram.com/billyhammermusic/ Cover art from TV Show King of K Street

Data and technology issues are behind many antitrust/competition and consumer law cases. How are regulators responding to this and what are their capabilities? Stefan Hunt, Chief Data and Technology Insights Officer at the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), joins Christina Ma and Matthew Hall to discuss the activities of the CMA's Data, Technology and Analytics unit (DaTA). Listen to this episode to learn more about the work going on inside antitrust and consumer regulators as they use technology and data to their advantage.   Related Links: Blog 1: UK CMA DaTA unit Blog 2: UK CMA DaTA unit UK CMA Online platforms and digital advertising market study UK CMA Fake and misleading online reviews trading Hosted by: Christina Ma and Matthew Hall

It all began in 2006 when he packed his camera, headed to the USA, bought an ice cream truck and drove to all fifty states to make a documentary.  This adventure set him on his way to directing films all over the world capturing beautiful stories, making new friends and eating tacos. But none of this really defines why he does it, and the why is important to Stefan. You see, he believes that creativity and social impact should not be mutually exclusive and his work consistently reflects this.  According to Stefan Hunt, he is a certified happy-go-lucky guy where death simply did not mean that much and it was far ahead of him. In his journey where he met people from all walks of life, someone has advised him to write poetry and the first words that he wrote were , "We're all going to die." His new appreciation of death brought a new vision to life. In 2017 Stefan launched his most ambitious creative endeavor titled We're All Going To Die. This consisted of a published book, short film and sold out multimedia art festival in Sydney Australia. The project aims to empower an audience to ‘fear less and live more' through humour, colour and death. It has since toured to New Zealand and USA. SHOW HIGHLIGHTS: A COVID perspective from Australia The neglected long-term mental health affects of COVID The reason why we are not able to handle little deaths in our life Anxiety as a catalyst for living free of fear Why ego prevents us from growing as people Why is it important to unlearn things in our life to be able to move forward Recovering perfectionism Using the tough times in our life to express ourselves whether in art or something else Why Stefan became afraid to let other people know about his first poem  The El Camino trail and being vulnerable The fuel to the fire of why Stefan really believes in the We're All Going To Die project How Stefan faced the burnout that the project brought to him The vision that Stefan has for the project and his plans on going global Why is the We're All Going To Die project dubbed a theme park for the soul LINKS MENTIONED: Visit Stefan's website at StefanHunt.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dancer and movement director Vanessa Marian Varghese describes her career as a succession of failures – trying to start an online homewares store and failing, trying to be an art director and failing. Finishing a law degree but not wanting to pursue it.But when she didn’t know what she was going to do with her life, she took a dance class and learned something.Now, that curiosity and learning has blossomed into a career in dance and thriving business, Groove Therapy. We talk about how the secret to life is being a student, allowing business and ideas to grow without pushing, going easy on yourself with your daily habits and finding the beauty in faffing. Extraordinary Findings:– How to Live on 24 Hours A Day by Arnold Bennett– We Are All Going to Die project by Stefan Hunt – Deep Work by Cal Newport– Madeleine's favourite sleep mask– Follow Vanessa Marian on Instagram or visit groovetherapy101.com* * *To stay tuned, please subscribe or follow the podcast on your preferred listening platform and leave a review on iTunes.You can also sign up to the Extraordinary Routines newsletter, or follow along at @extraordinary_routines on Instagram.Special thanks to: Nelson Dore for the theme music and Ellen Porteus for the cover art.

Artistic Director Janenne Willis talks to Stefan Hunt, New-York-based Australian artist about his art festival We're All Going to Die, one day into its ground-breaking run here at the Espy.

We hope you’re loving our “Best Of” series!  This time of year we love to go back and re-listen to episodes to hear things we might not have picked up on first time around!  We would totally recommend if you are pulled to one of these excerpts. We love you and wish you an aligned 2019! HERE FOR YOU ALWAYS!   In this episode we we highlight our conversations with…   Stewart Pearce, is a world-renowned voice coach, an intuitive, and a seer of forty years. We talk about maturing quickly, exploring the physical and the resonant voice, and the differences of living in your head and your body. Carly Stein, is the founder and CEO of Beekeepers Natural’s. We talk about beekeeping and bee decline, monocropping and how it affects the bees, propolis, and Carly determining and healing her autoimmune disease. Dave Asprey, is the founder of Bulletproof, and author of The Bulletproof Diet. We talk about energy and spirituality, and his path of losing weight, becoming kinder, and recognizing the connection between the two. Jen Gotch, is the founder of Ban.Do, and host of the Jen Gotch Is OK… Sometimes podcast. We talk about becoming more self aware, mental health, receiving support from parents, and going to therapy. Suzy Batiz, is the inventor, founder, and CEO of Poo~Pourri, and Supernatural. We talk about losing it all and facing her shadow side, being an entrepreneur, cutting energetic cords, and a new take on boundaries. Nicole Lapin, is the NYT bestselling author of Rich Bitch and Boss Bitch, and the host of Hatched. We talk about doing internal work, financial stories and misinformation we’ve been told, and investments. Stefan Hunt, is a filmmaker, artist, and creator of the festival, We’re All Going To Die. We talk about the role of art in his festival, fear and death, and the challenges and response to the festival Stefan created. Millana Snow, is a Reiki healer, meditation teacher and Founder of Wellness Official. We talk about the interconnections between the bodies and the chakras, alignment, creating space for healthy sex, and exploring the solar plexus. Anjelah Johnson, is an actress + comedian. We talk about Anjelah’s journey into acting and Hollywood, being an extra on Friends, and what she learned through it all. Rachel Cargle, is an activist, writer, and lecturer. We talk about the roots of the feminist movement, the cracks in the health and wellness spaces, and Rachel’s incredible fundraiser.   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Your Podcast Pro: enroll at yourpodcastpro.com   College Tour: Email events@almost30podcast.com Help us create a video! Call our hotline: 1-424-272-1853     Sponsors: Veggie Grill | During the holidays, we are offering an extra $10 for every $40 gift card! Head to veggiegrill.com for yours! Morning Recovery | Use code ALMOST30 for $5 off a single purchase or subscription at morningrecoverydrink.com Nutribullet | Use code ALMOST30 for 25% off at nutribulletbalance.com Outdoor Voices | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off your first order of $100 or more at outdoorvoices.com/almost30 Honeybook | Use code ALMOST30 for 50% off the first year of Honeybook at honeybook.com Candid Co. | Head to candidco.com/almost30 for 25% off the modeling kit The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

Filmmakers Lincoln Caplice and Stefan Hunt messed around with cameras together as kids. They now have real deal grown-up careers in art and film. Stefan made waves in 2006 when he filmed his journey surfing all 50 states across the U.S, and more recently, has explored how we understand our demise in his immersive project "We're all Going to Die". Lincoln cut his teeth early with film legend Taylor Steele and has gone on to build a strong portfolio of commercial and artistic short films. We talk with both of these young Aussie creatives about the changing landscape of surf film, why a good story always carries the day, and what kind of film they would make with 20 mil of FU money.

In episode 2 of our second season, Stefan Hunt, recounted his -short- life story, from a typical western childhood in New South Wales, Australia, to his early foray into film making, crossing the US at 18 with no money, a bieber haircut and a drive to surf all 48 states, including the 20+ landlocked ones. His first film, self-described as “cringeworthy”, got him some attention and eventually led him to become the multi-talented professional filmmaker, artist and storyteller he is today; all the while continuing on his literally off the beaten path journey. Listen in to hear more about how one can be a highly creative, decent and compassionate human being at the same time. About the podcast: The intent behind our podcast series "Truth Is Golden" is to look at renowned creatives and their work with a critical eye. We aim to ask deep questions in order to peel back the layers of marketing, clever one-liners and sexy branding. We want to show the world what it truly takes for genuinely creative forces to find their own voice build a career on what is very often nothing more than a drive to do things differently. We want to hear about the successes, the failures, the inspirational stories and the lessons gleaned from all of it. We want the truth, so that we can inspire other people to fulfill their own creative aspirations and in the process contribute to making the world a better place. Credits: Post-Production: Terry Martindale Music: Bounce Trio, Star Animal, 2014. Organ & Keys : Matthieu Marthouret Ténor Sax : Toine Thys Drums : Gautier Garrigue Composed by Toine Thys (copyrights SABAM). Buy it on BandCamp : https://weseemusicstore.bandcamp.com/album/small-streams-big-rivers More info and music here : http://www.youtube.com/user/weseemusic http://www.matthieumarthouret.com https://www.facebook.com/MatthieuMarthouret.Music/

On the first night of Yeah Field Trip, a festival for the creative and the curious, an awesome speaker brought down the house: Stefan Hunt!!   Stefan talked about fear, taking ownership of fear, the relationship between fear + death, and changing our relationship with death – and we just had to share all of that awesomeness with #ALMOST30NATION. Through We’re All Going to Die - The Festival and some incredible art, Stefan is inspiring others to live more radically, pursue their dreams, and just be more alive.   We chat about...   Krista + Lindsey’s session on podcasting at Yeah Field Trip Stefan’s honesty + authenticity in his opening speech The inspiration for We’re All Going to Die - The Festival Shifting your perspective around death The integral role of art at WAGTD Creating a deeper connection with the people around us Choosing between a ‘what if’ and a ‘why not’ Why we fear death + avoid talking about it Bringing the WAGTD Festival to the United States Stefan’s work as a director Volunteering with various global charities   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Learn more about Stefan | stefanhunt.com Watch Stefan’s work | stefanhunt.com/project Instagram | @stefan_hunt We’re All Going to Die | wereallgoingto.com Instagram | @wereallgoingto Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/pg/wereallgoingto We’re All Going to Die (the book) | https://www.wereallgoingto.com/shop/book Watch: “Surfing 50 States Teaser Trailer” | youtube.com/watch?v=xY7rxFdiJas Silver Fern | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% off at silverfernbrand.com Bright Cellars | Get a $30 credit towards your first box at brightcellars.com/almost30 Simple Contacts | Use code ALMOST30 to save $30 at simplecontacts.com/almost30 Vitruvi | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at vitruvi.com Dagne Dover | Use code ALMOST30 for 20% off at dagnedover.com/almost30 The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

“We’re a community of artists and like-minded people and basically we use art in all different forms to create amazing experiences that result in really meaningful conversations; conversations around fear and death. And we use that to empower people to live with less fear and ultimately live the most radical life that they can while they’re here on Earth.” – Stefan Hunt. This week we go deep with Stefan Hunt, the founder of ‘We’re All Going to Die.’ As the name suggests, Stefan is creating a dialogue around the traditionally taboo topics of death, fear and vulnerability through his inspiring and creative business. Kaylene and Stefan discuss how death can inspire us to live our lives to the fullest. They chat about mental health, the inspiration behind the project, and how it works as a business. Stefan also gives advice on how to deal with fear in order to start your business or project. “You can get so caught up with the ‘what ifs?’ but why don’t you say ‘why not?’ Because at the end of the day you don’t know what is going to happen if you take that risk. All you know is that you’re going to die someday, and as morbid as that sounds, that should be enough to motivate you to go for it.”