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In this episode we speak with Maya Bogle, Co-Founder at Talenthouse. We discuss the power of creative collaboration, driving innovation with brands and agencies, the incredible United Nations creative brief and what the future holds!Maya Bogle has over 30 years’ experience in advertising, consulting and partnership development and combines a deep understanding of the challenges the ad industry faces with a relentless desire for it to improve, adapt and progress.She is the co-founder of global creative community and collaboration platform, Talenthouse, which launched in 2009. Ten years later Talenthouse.com, Ello.co, and Zooppa.com merged to form TLNT Holdings, the world’s largest multi-discipline creative network with over 5 million members across 200 countries.Maya is driven by the TLNT mission to support and nurture creatives at every stage of their career by giving them access to opportunities for recognition, inspiration, learning, collaboration and income through partnerships with brands. She is passionate about democratising creativity and believes that a great idea can come from anywhere. She is championing the ad industry to recognise open-sourcing as an effective model to engage creators for authentic, diverse, culturally relevant creative work and influence across multiple markets and channels.Maya is a regular speaker at global industry conferences including Cannes Lions, Social Media Week, AdWeek, Media Summit, Web Summit. She was appointed as a Board Trustee to the Design & Technology Association in January 2020 to help drive their goal to support the creative curriculum across schools, colleges and Universities. Maya also enjoys coaching and mentoring and speaks at numerous educational establishments as well as judging creative awards throughout the industry.

Brendan Walsh is a writer of screenplays, director and editor of commercials and films, and one of three partners in production company Oak Leaf Media. Oak Leaf solves communications problems with creativity and develops intellectual properties. Oak Leaf really likes movies and TV, and their favorite thing is to partner with other production companies and freelancers to create media.

Last year, we sat down with our friend Steven Butler, Dance & FIlm artist, in Vancouver, BC at Cascadia Dance and Cinema Festival, and talked about his dynamic career.Steven Butler is a multi-talented creative with an open mind, passion for storytelling and an aptitude for intersecting multiple art forms. He began his creative career as a dancer and choreographer with credits including Transformers 2, The Latin Grammy’s, Weeds, Good Morning America and artists including Ludacris, Nick Carter, Aaron Carter, Paulina Rubio, Cheat Codes and Macy Gray. He received a Bachelor of Arts in film from ArtCenter College of Design, graduating with distinction.His directing credits include music videos for Precarious Records, Ultra Records, and Raid Records. He has also received recognition for his writing, directing, and producing from Slamdance, The Addy Awards, Zooppa, Los Angeles Dance Film Festival, Standard Vision and the Academy of Television & Sciences Blue Ribbon Panel.  In addition to his creative work, Steven was a 2018 TEDx Speaker.By intersecting his creative passions and vast practical experience in varying artistic fields, Steven aims to use art as a means of storytelling that both engages and inspires viewers and participants while simultaneously shaping a progressive and culturally relevant narrative.--Steven’s FilmsConfrontationTellurianSteven Butler’s TEDx TalkThe 4th Wall AppFollow Steven@stevenjbutler_Stevenjbutler.net--SubmissionsUtah Dance Film FestivalSalt Lake City, UtahRegular deadline - Nov 30 ScreeningsDancinema 2020 : QuaranscreendanceOnlineFree4th Annual Capitol Dance & Cinema FestivalLive EventSaturday October 10DM @capitoldcfestival or email capitoldcfestival@gmail.com to get on the list--

It's your job to make yourself do the crap you don't wanna do, so you can be everything that you're supposed to be. ㅤ ... ㅤ Edited by: @benlionelscott Spoken by: Mel Robbins, Mat Wilson (https://bit.ly/2wAYfAm), David Goggins Footage by: Filmpac, Lester Platt, Under Armour, Victoria Harrington, Clay Hayner, Culture Creative Content, Luke Jacobs, Nike, American Genius, Trent Jaklitsch, A7 Production, DropTree Productions, Jamie Muir Films, Jerome Gobin, Nike, Revolver, Zooppa, The Challenger, tufffighter, Dan Addelson, Egor Suhomlin, Howcast, Nicholas Lee-Shield, COPILOT Productions Music: Really Slow Motion - Limitless ㅤ ... ㅤ It's very simple to get what you want, but it's not easy. It's your job to make yourself do the crap you don't wanna do, so you can be everything that you're supposed to be. And you're so damn busy waiting to feel like it, and you're never going to. No one's coming. No one's coming to push you, no one's coming to tell you to get out the door and exercise, no one's coming to tell you to apply for that job that you've always dreamt about, nobody's coming to wright the business plan for you, it's up to you. And because you're only ever gonna do the things that you feel like doing right now, that feel good right now, unless you understand that you've got to push yourself, you're not gonna make your dreams come true. In that instant where you have a choice, a choice to either hit the snooze button and go back to sleep or open your eyes and get the f*ck out of bed, that's a choice that takes discipline. Discipline is not something that any of us are born with. It's a muscle that we have to train. How you start your day, and that decision you make in that instant, it's a decision that can shape the rest of your f*cking life. People don't realize it, but that bed can represent your entire life. If you stay in that bed, you're literally staying in your comfort zone. Which means your day will spent in your comfort zone, and your month, your year, and before you know it, you've spent your whole f*cking life in your comfort zone. Never pushing yourself to new heights, never trying anything new, taking risks, moving forward. So don't take it lightly. If you open your eyes and get the f*ck out of bed, the next decision you face that day, you're gonna now be disciplined to not take the easy way out. It ain't easy, but f*ck me, it's worth it. Greatness is not something you meet once. It's something you meet thousands of f*cking times in your life. And you don't reach it if you're not constantly in constant pursuit of greatness. So if my mind were to say right now, "I'm great." I just lost. We're gonna grow. We're not gonna triple down on our strengths. We're not gonna do that crap. We're gonna work on our weaknesses so we grow. We need friction to do that. You know how you get mentally tough? It's a lifestyle. Instead of hitting that f*cking snooze button in the f*cking morning, you get up. You don't wanna go run? You go run. Don't wanna go swim? You go swim. Don't wanna make your bed? You make your bed. Don't wanna clean your house? You clean your house. You don't wanna study? You f*cking study. That's how you start to callus your mind. It's gonna suck. It's not gonna be fun. Do something that sucks every single day of your life. That's how you grow. Embrace the suck.

You only lose when you quit. Keep trying until you get it. ã…¤ ... ã…¤ Edited by: @benlionelscott Spoken by: Coach Jae, Les Brown, Ray Lewis, Will Smith, Les Brown, @robertharper2, Eric Thomas, Marie Avgeropoulos Footage by: American Genius, Trent Jaklitsch, A7 Production, DropTree Productions, Jamie Muir Films, Jerome Gobin, Nike, Revolver, Zooppa, The Challenger, tufffighter, Dan Addelson Music: Really Slow Motion and Giant Apes - Welcome To My Kingdom ã…¤

In this episode we sit down with a newer creative force on the Tongal scene. Working on some big projects with Under Armor and Pedialyte its Kyle Soehngen! He talks about his shoot in Germany and some of the ups and downs of that trip as well as diving into the current status of the … Continue reading Episode 13 – Kyle Soehngen

In this episode we sit down with a newer creative force on the Tongal scene. Working on some big projects with Under Armor and Pedialyte its Kyle Soehngen! He talks about his shoot in Germany and some of the ups and downs of that trip as well as diving into the current status of the … Continue reading Episode 13 – Kyle Soehngen

Today we talk with a dangerous duo of Tongaling, Paxeros Creative! Not only are they engaged, but they’re current #8 in the production leaderboard! We hear how Sean and Chelsea got started in film production and how they rose in the ranks on Tongal! They’ve got two other projects on the way right now and … Continue reading Episode 12 – Paxeros Creative

Today we talk with a dangerous duo of Tongaling, Paxeros Creative! Not only are they engaged, but they’re current #8 in the production leaderboard! We hear how Sean and Chelsea got started in film production and how they rose in the ranks on Tongal! They’ve got two other projects on the way right now and … Continue reading Episode 12 – Paxeros Creative

Today we talk with one of the greatest ideators in Tongal history! He’s and the current #1 in the ideator leaderboard and winner of the first ever ideator Tongie. You probably see his name every week for winning some project or another so learn his tricks! David Kilgo talks about his ideating process, what its … Continue reading Episode 11 – David Kilgo

Today we talk with one of the greatest ideators in Tongal history! He’s and the current #1 in the ideator leaderboard and winner of the first ever ideator Tongie. You probably see his name every week for winning some project or another so learn his tricks! David Kilgo talks about his ideating process, what its … Continue reading Episode 11 – David Kilgo

Talk with Nintendo’s Mario, jump into a mountain of Gushers and join us as we create a new Lego Star Wars with The Cinema Floor’s Matt Galuppo and Kelly Nygaard! This duo is definitely one to watch as they are the current number #20 in Production on Tongal and Kelly just was just named an … Continue reading Episode 10 – The Cinema Floor

Talk with Nintendo’s Mario, jump into a mountain of Gushers and join us as we create a new Lego Star Wars with The Cinema Floor’s Matt Galuppo and Kelly Nygaard! This duo is definitely one to watch as they are the current number #20 in Production on Tongal and Kelly just was just named an … Continue reading Episode 10 – The Cinema Floor

No biggie…. just a SUPERBOWL COMMERCIAL! Join us as we talk with David Brashear one of Tongal’s oldest video creators. The #7 producer of all time, We talk about what Tongal was like in the very beginning, and hear about David’s journey from $25 idea prizes, to his first wildcard win, to a Superbowl commercial!

No biggie…. just a SUPERBOWL COMMERCIAL! Join us as we talk with David Brashear one of Tongal’s oldest video creators. The #7 producer of all time, We talk about what Tongal was like in the very beginning, and hear about David’s journey from $25 idea prizes, to his first wildcard win, to a Superbowl commercial!

Alessandro Biggi. He’s the CEO at Zooppa, the first open-source creative agency. Previously, he was the CEO and founder of a company called 20lines, an app to share leading short stories acquired by HarperCollins Publisher, in January 2016. He’s also worked for JP Morgan, The Boston Consulting Group, and as an adjunct professor in Venice. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Zero to One What CEO do you follow? – Ricardo Donadon Favorite online tool? — Slack How many hours of sleep do you get?— 6 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – Alessandro wished he would have studied some hard skills like engineering   Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:46 – Nathan introduces Alessandro to the show 01:22 – Zooppa relies on technology to engage with over 400K creatives around the world 01:58 – Zooppa is like a marketplace, connecting creatives to people who need a project done 02:02 – Zooppa has 2 models in creating content 02:07 – First is the open model which is open to everyone to show their creativity 02:18 – The second one is the VIP which is only offered to top producers on the platform to participate and win the project 02:46 – Average project size depends on the creation needed 02:56 – An open model can go from $50K-150K 03:12 – Average can be $40K 03:18 – Zooppa was launched 10 years ago, in Italy 03:25 – Zooppa expanded to New York, Seattle, Venice, Milan and London 03:42 – Alessandro just joined Zooppa 1 month ago after selling 20lines 03:50 – Alessandro was also an investor in Zooppa 04:20 – Zooppa was founded by H-Farm’s founders 04:41 – Zooppa has raised around $8M 04:50 – Alessandro joined Zooppa after the last round 04:57 – There’s a plan to develop more revenue streams for Zooppa 05:21 – Zooppa’s vision is to inspire people use their creativity for a purpose 06:00 – Alessandro accepted Zooppa as a challenge 06:07 – Alessandro feels that there’s more that he can do 06:48 – Zooppa is now planning to distribute a big part of their equity to new and old employees 07:07 – Alessandro does other things aside from Zooppa like investing in a restaurant 07:36 – Alessandro’s first company was inspired by Zooppa 08:05 – Zooppa’s average total transaction volume is $4-5M 08:14 – Zooppa usually runs 50-60 projects a year 08:28 – Zooppa takes care all of the projects and campaigns 09:15 – Zooppa takes a percentage for every project 09:43 – It is 50% 10:09 – Zooppa just opened their New York office 10:15 – Zooppa still continues to expand 10:48 – Creatives can go to Zooppa’s website and see if there are projects that they can take on 11:17 – Zooppa works with big brands 11:39 – Zooppa has 25 people on the team 11:46 – Zooppa is cash-flow positive 12:00 – Zooppa currently focuses on sustaining themselves on their own 12:30 – Alessandro is now 29 and he was 27 and a half when he sold 20lines 12:50 – Alessandro was working at 20lines for a couple of years 13:02 – The publishing space is a hard space to be in 13:05 – The team decided that they’d grow better with a bigger group 13:10 – They had a talk with HarperCollins for about a year 13:33 – It was a soft landing 14:54 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Don’t stick with a company where you don’t see growth happening—sell it and move on. You can always learn something from someone who is older much more experienced. If you can sustain your company on what you currently have, don’t raise a round.   Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Hotjar – Gives Nathan a recording of what is happening on a website or where are people clicking and scrolling on the website Organifi – The juice was Nathan’s life saver during his trip in Southeast Asia Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator– The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible– Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Freshbooks – Nathan doesn’t waste time so he uses Freshbooks to send out invoices and collect his money. Get your free month NOW Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

STOP what you’re doing for this STOP MOTION power house! Star Wars, Beatles, Jurassic Park! In this episode we sit down with Amy, Kris, and Kurtis: the unstoppable stop-motion team that makes up Something’s Awry Production. With an impressive portfolio of being current Production and Ideation #12 & #1 on the leaderboard and #38 & … Continue reading Episode 8 – Something’s Awry Productions

STOP what you’re doing for this STOP MOTION power house! Star Wars, Beatles, Jurassic Park! In this episode we sit down with Amy, Kris, and Kurtis: the unstoppable stop-motion team that makes up Something’s Awry Production. With an impressive portfolio of being current Production and Ideation #12 & #1 on the leaderboard and #38 & … Continue reading Episode 8 – Something’s Awry Productions

All the way from New York, we welcome successful movie Producer Tarik Karam! The #19 Tongal Producer of all time and TRIPLE Tongie nominee talks about the commercial production industry at a higher level and his documentary story-style of commercial production! Enjoy!

All the way from New York, we welcome successful movie Producer Tarik Karam! The #19 Tongal Producer of all time and TRIPLE Tongie nominee talks about the commercial production industry at a higher level and his documentary story-style of commercial production! Enjoy!

Jump out of a plane! Shoot some awesome car commercials! This week on Talk Tonal we have the current #2 in production Cardinal Collective! Nominated for two Tongies, they talk about filming in Colorado and making the transition to full-time filmmakers out there. Enjoy!

Jump out of a plane! Shoot some awesome car commercials! This week on Talk Tonal we have the current #2 in production Cardinal Collective! Nominated for two Tongies, they talk about filming in Colorado and making the transition to full-time filmmakers out there. Enjoy!

Old people bowling?! Dandruff Crazies?! In this episode we talk with Brendan Beachman, number 13 Tongaler of all time in production and nominee for Tongaler of the year and best Comedy. We discuss some specific big projects he’s done for Tongal, how he got to work with Kevin Hart, and he gives great advice for … Continue reading Episode 5 – Brendan Beachman

Old people bowling?! Dandruff Crazies?! In this episode we talk with Brendan Beachman, number 13 Tongaler of all time in production and nominee for Tongaler of the year and best Comedy. We discuss some specific big projects he’s done for Tongal, how he got to work with Kevin Hart, and he gives great advice for … Continue reading Episode 5 – Brendan Beachman

ALLL THE WAY from Malaysia, we talk with our guest Mean Low Studio! Min is the #19 Tongaler of all time in production, and nominated for a Tongie in Best Animation. We discuss some specific big projects he’s done for Lego and we learn about his animations, where he gets his inspiration from, and how/why … Continue reading Episode 4 – Mean Low Studio

ALLL THE WAY from Malaysia, we talk with our guest Mean Low Studio! Min is the #19 Tongaler of all time in production, and nominated for a Tongie in Best Animation. We discuss some specific big projects he’s done for Lego and we learn about his animations, where he gets his inspiration from, and how/why … Continue reading Episode 4 – Mean Low Studio

In This Episode we sit down with the Creators of Mindless Philosopher Productions,HENRY BEHEL and SEAN KELLER, in Los Angeles and talk about some of their successful Tongal Projects this year! They are nominated for a Tongie of Best New Artist of the Year! We discuss their Kitty Dubstep Video and talk about the good … Continue reading Episode 3 – Mindless Philosopher Productions

In This Episode we sit down with the Creators of Mindless Philosopher Productions,HENRY BEHEL and SEAN KELLER, in Los Angeles and talk about some of their successful Tongal Projects this year! They are nominated for a Tongie of Best New Artist of the Year! We discuss their Kitty Dubstep Video and talk about the good … Continue reading Episode 3 – Mindless Philosopher Productions

We get a phone call with Jordan Haro, 2016 Double Tongie Nominee for Best Origional Content and Video of the Year and winner of the Great American Documentary Contest for a Broadcast Spot with DirectTV. We talk about the production of this film and Jordan’s other work.

We get a phone call with Jordan Haro, 2016 Double Tongie Nominee for Best Origional Content and Video of the Year and winner of the Great American Documentary Contest for a Broadcast Spot with DirectTV. We talk about the production of this film and Jordan’s other work.

In this first episode we sit down with the #7 Ideator of all time, AJ Schraeder! He offers some insight to his work with Tongal and we talk about the Tongies!    

In this first episode we sit down with the #7 Ideator of all time, AJ Schraeder! He offers some insight to his work with Tongal and we talk about the Tongies!    

what past experiences led to your success? Question everything. Asking questions to world leaders in art, business, music, and technology. T.A.'s bio: I am a founder of Rival IQ - the best way to analyze and monitor your competitive landscape. Focused on active online marketers who want to get ahead, Rival IQ saves you time and delivers key insights about your competitors across their key marketing channels (web, search, social…). Try a sample “landscape” here for major car brands. I was previously VP of Product Strategy at Blackberry (formally Research in Motion), focused on BBM (Blackberry Messenger), social applications (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Foursquare…) as well as the native Contacts apps after Blackberry bought my last company, Gist. I was the founder of Gist.com, a social address book sold to Blackberry in February 2011, as well as Jump2Go and 3 other web based companies. I am on the board of Full Contact and Guidant. I am an active advisor to startup companies including Creative Live, Zooppa and EveryMove. I also spent 4 years at Microsoft in various roles on Exchange and Mobile Service Delivery Platforms. I like B2B and mobile stuff! I am a new, but active angel investor and have made investments in Creative Live, Inside Social, Everpath, Heapsylon, Skedadle as well as Founders Co-op, FG Angels and SKV. I am looking to do more so connect with me here. I like sharing my experience and ideas, so I spend lots of time at Startup Weekend (on the board) and Techstars (active mentor), Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Washington (on the board) as well as Lake Washington Girls Middle School. I learn by mentoring, coaching and teaching. Prior to my startup activity, I was a professional sailor and competed in 2 America's Cups (won one, lost one) and the Whitbread Round the World race (now called the Volvo Ocean Race). I am married to Teresa, a wonderful and creative woman and father of Ray, a smart, caring and active daughter! When I am not working, I like to run and bike long distances and swim at 1/2 the pace I did in college.