Published by Jesse Nakano
Welcome to Not in the Brief A podcast hosted by two different creative professionals who work with different mediums. We are Jesse and Micah and we each run creative businesses in Edmonton Alberta. Jesse runs Old Saw Studio, a boutique video production company. Micah runs Reely Studio, a subscriptions-based design service. Both Micah and I believe that all good creative starts with good ideas first. Thinking through challenges, leaning into storytelling and doing things differently if necessary. This podcast is dedicated to learning about people’s businesses, how they use creative, how they might come up with better ideas, tell better stories and create unique content in order to stand out. Just a note. Mid way through we stop the show for a special segment we call the shot list. This is a 5 minute segment where we ask our guest 5 uncomfortable questions. Designed to put them in the hot seat and see the real side of entrepreneurship and the human experience. So stay tuned for that. This is not in the brief
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The podcast begins with an introduction to the hosts and the purpose of the podcast, setting the stage for the conversation. It then transitions into an introduction to Really Studio, followed by a discussion on the evolution of the studio and its business model. The conversation concludes with a focus on collaboration and strategy in creative services. The conversation covers topics related to creative strategy, the role of AI in creative work, personal reflections and life priorities, and the challenges of remote client engagement. It delves into the complexities of business approach and the importance of networking in the creative industry. Takeaways Creative services start with ideas and storytelling Adaptability and flexibility are key in the evolution of a business Creative strategy and business approach require a tailored approach for different industries. The role of AI in creative work has led to increased efficiency and output. Personal reflections and life priorities play a significant role in work-life balance and decision-making. Engaging with remote clients presents unique challenges and requires a mix of different approaches. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 01:15 Setting the Stage for the Podcast 02:02 Introducing Really Studio 03:02 The Evolution of Really Studio 23:00 Collaboration and Strategy in Creative Services 23:49 Creative Strategy and Business Approach 25:05 The Role of AI in Creative Work 30:35 Personal Reflections and Life Priorities 36:30 Challenges of Remote Client Engagement
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