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Arts
Hosted by Unknown Host · Arts · EN · 28 episodes
The space between inspiration and execution, that’s where the real story lives. We sit down with world-class creators and storytellers to unpack the craft, creative decisions, the roadblocks, and the breakthroughs that shaped their best work.
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Episode #28
Josh Rabinowitz spent 14 years running the music department at Grey Advertising, choosing music for the NFL, Volvo, and Gillette, and was the first to preside over the music jury at Cannes Lions. He and Jeff cover the importance of music in advertising, clearing rights with estates and songwriters, the ethics of AI music, and why influencer content still needs licensed music.
Episode #27
Cody Martin has been writing cinematic music for Soundstripe since 2016, out of a home studio he paid for with two years of water damage restoration work. He and Jeff cover skipping music theory, building convincing orchestras out of virtual instruments, the composers behind his sound, and writing for a licensing catalog versus scoring to picture.
Episode #26
Jim Cook is a producer, director, and co-owner of CookHouse Media, a Nashville production company whose work includes campaigns for Qualcomm and Adobe. He and Jeff cover his punk band days in San Diego, 14 years selling cars up to GM at a Mazda dealership, the importance of music in video, and why weddings train better filmmakers.
Episode #25
Walker Beard is the CEO of Super Canoe, an Atlanta production company, and was head of business and legal affairs for Netflix's experiences team behind the Stranger Things Experience. He and Jeff cover playing in the District Attorneys in law school, why venues lose money on a packed calendar, Netflix House, and his upcoming docu-series about developing bands and the scenes they come from.
Episode #24
Teddy Cheek is VP of retail operations at Great Big Game Show, from the team behind The Escape Game, where he led marketing for close to a decade as it grew to 60 locations. He and Jeff cover his years in a Nashville boy band, artist marketing at Crowdsurf, how games get built at the Adventure Factory, the pivot to virtual escape rooms during COVID, and why he'd trade budget for NPS points.
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