The Creative Hack: Recent Episodes
Richard Lutz
The Creative Hack is a weekly show where Richard Lutz connects with creators to learn how they are making a living and life as creative professionals.
In the latest episode of The Creative Hack, I sit down with Seattle based Creative Director Nicole Koestel to hear her perspective of advertising and where it is heading next as we deal with Covid-19. During our discussion, she shares why she left New York City to move to Seattle, her experience working as a freelance and the impacts that TikTok will have on advertising.
Check out the links to learn more about Nicole and her work:
http://www.nicolekoestel.com/
https://www.instagram.com/nkoestel/
In the latest episode of the podcast, I connect with Andy Burgess, a filmmaker, and YouTuber from East London. In this episode, we discuss why it is important to look back on your work and reflect on it, how to connect with brands, and why it is important to just get started if you have creative ideas.
Be sure to follow Andy!
http://www.instagram.com/andyburgess
https://www.youtube.com/andyburgessstories
http://www.snapchat.com/add/andyyburgess
http://andyburgess.tv/
In this episode of the podcast, I discuss some of the things that I learned during my conversation with Dylan Priest.
The Creative Hack is back with an interview with Dylan Priest. Dylan is a Seattle based Filmmaker, Cinematographer, and Photographer. He has worked with brands like Nordstrom, Microsoft, Amazon, Zulilly and many others. During our conversation, we talked about how we got his start as a photographer in Kansas City after graduating from SCAD. We also discussed how he was able to grow his career after moving to Seattle in 2009 at the height of the Great Recession. We also discussed how creatives can establish themselves as a creative professional.
To learn more about Dylan visit his website at www.dylanpriest.com
You can also follow him on Instagram at www.instagram.com/dtpphoto/
Creativity does not happen in a vacuum. It happens in community. However, this is something that we often overlook. We focus all of our time thinking about how we can make better work and how we can grow our careers. I will admit. I'm guilty of this too.
The goal of this podcast, The Creative Hack, is to help creatives learn how we can run better businesses, be more profitable and be more creative. Each week, it is my goal to talk with different creatives and learn more about the work that they are involved with. I want to learn about the highs the lows and every in between.
Ultimately, I believe that the best things in life happen in community. My goal for this show is a resource for all creators to be better at their craft.
I hope you enjoy this teaser episode. Welcome to The Creative Hack.