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Mark Katzman is a photographer based in the midwest. In 2011 Mark was awarded the prestigious cover of the Communication Arts Photography Annual. That same year Mark was named by Luerzer’s Archive as one of the 200 best commercial photographers worldwide, solidifying his place as one of the industry's top commercial lifestyle photographers. His book, Fires, Fuel and the Fate of 3 Billion chronicles the struggle of the energy impoverished in rural India and was published by Oxford University Press in 2013.
Mark began collecting photogravures in 1998. Determined to advance appreciation of the under-recognized process and its significance in the historiography of photography, Mark created and maintains the website Photogravure.com which serves as a comprehensive reference for the medium. Mark and his wife Hilary have three grown children.
We're back for Season 2 of The PrePro Podcast, presented by SPLYCEHOUSE and featuring host Bill Parmentier of Oldstorm Studios. In our first episode of Season 2, we feature Producer/Director Josh Guffey. Josh has spent many years in the industry, working out of LA in his early days, and has recently released his first feature film called "All Gone Wrong," which is now streaming on Tubi for free with ads. Join us for this excellent conversation. The podcast is made for creatives and made by creatives.
The PrePro Podcast Presented by SPLYCEHOUSE and hosted by Bill Parmentier of Oldstorm Studios is back for Season 2. This is the podcast for creative people, made by creative people. Thanks for listening!
Dana Christian, a St. Louis native with a background in the creative arts, joins the podcast in episode 8. He has worked with a number of notable artists, including Nelly, the St. Lunatics, Chingy, and J-Kwon, in the late 1990s and early 2000s. In addition to his skills as a collaborator, Dana has extensive experience working in various departments on productions, giving him a unique perspective on the production process. Tune in to hear Dana's story and insights on the industry.
In episode 7 of the PREPRO Podcast, Eric and Mary Thoelke of the branding and design agency TOKY discuss the process of starting a brand and small business in St. Louis. They share their experiences and insights on building and growing a successful business in the city, and offer advice on how to navigate through economic challenges and recessions. This is a can't miss episode that offers valuable insights and practical tips for entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to start and grow a creative brand in St. Louis.
Kevin Lashley is the marketing and communications manager of the nonprofit St. Patrick Center in St. Louis, MO. He is also the owner of Without Walls Marketing. Tune in for an excellent episode that discusses topics of reimagining nonprofit communications and events, diversity in marketing and creative ways to make content with minimal budgets.
Former Sports Illustrated (SI) staff photographer Dave Klutho joins the podcast in episode 4. Dave has been shooting for SI for 37 years and counting. He attended every game of every Stanley Cup Final from 1986-2020. He has covered sporting events from around the world and has more SI covers than we can even count.
Tune into this rousing episode to learn more about Dave's life and adventures with SI. He has a unique personality and a compelling story that can connect with all audiences, not just photographers. We couldn't get to all of Dave's stories so please leave us a comment if you would like to see him on future episodes.
SPLYCEHOUSE director Adam Huber joins the show for episode 3. Listen in as he describes his entry into the video production field and where he plans to take his career. We also talk about ways to create for yourself that help build personal branding.
In this episode, we flip the switch as the founders of SPLYCEHOUSE interviews host and owner of Oldstorm Studios, Bill Parmentier. Take an in depth dive into Bill's back story and the creation of his company.
Host and owner of Oldstorm Studios, Bill Parmentier, interviews the founders of SPLYCEHOUSE, a creative video production company located in St. Louis, MO.