In this first episode of season two, Austin and Erin reflect on season one of Between the Keyframes and the state of the Motion Design industry.

They explore what makes their content different, how and why they are addressing unique topics that you often don't hear much about, and the surprising and unexpected profiles of the audience members. They also discuss the adaptation requirements both of the industry itself and in regard to their personal experiences learning about vidcasting, editing and content, and dealing with positive and negative audience feedback. Finally, hear about some of their most popular episodes from season one, and what to look forward to in season two.

Discussion Points:

• What we’ve learned
• Navigating the ‘in-between’ content
• Vulnerability is the key to so many aspects of content
• Our surprising audience members– from students to full-time careerists to “old-timers”
• Demystifying the industry
• Adapt or Die!
• It’s not easy to record a podcast and promote it
• Loosening up made our content more enjoyable for the audience
• Personal learnings from Erin and Austin
• Some of our most popular episodes- Mistakes, History of Now, F/T vs. Freelance, Work from Home, etc.
• Audience comments and feedback– we read you some standouts
• Topics we will address in 2022 - including but not limited to– female mentorship, being a producer, after effects, more history, the hold system, and more

Resources:

Sarofsky

Austin Shaw