I’m a Creative Producer. That basically means I get paid to make stuff for a living. From TV adverts for Michelle Obama, to a recorded Zoom call with a tawny owl.
Creating videos on a budget keeps most of my projects grounded. So as I set out on my first foray to make something with a blank cheque and exclusively for people’s earholes, I worry it may end up somewhat... overproduced.
Like everyone under the sun, I fancy myself a podcast host. But I’ve chosen to be fashionably late with this 2022 debut. In this series we’re gonna meet some extraordinary human beings, chat about being creative, work, life and all the things in between. Perfect listening for those in the creative industries and those who want to explore their own creativity just a little bit more.
Today I sit down once again with Jake Edwards to discuss the rollercoaster that was Alex & Jake. Growing up in the spotlight as one of the most famous YouTube couples of the 2010s - what was it like on the inside? And how has Jake pivoted to the other side of the brand-influencer relationship...
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Today we discuss my career to date, with the help of someone that sees the ups and downs: my partner Jake Edwards. From alleged overachieving at school to name dropping the Obamas in a lift.
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Today I am joined by Eleana Overett to discuss finding your community online, and how YouTube ultimately made our careers. Eleana is the Senior Manager of Creative Partnerships at LICKD, the company that links Creators with the music industry for the first time.
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As its episode one, I thought I’d spend our first date together just talking about me. I’d ask about you but this technology is unfortunately limited on the matter. So let's discuss my career so far, some highlights, musings - context perhaps for some of the conversations that are to come in this series...
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