Jacky Winter Gives You The Business
Summary: Jacky Winter Gives You The Business is a weekly podcast with two very important goals: 1) To dissect the challenges, processes, and happenings of the creative industries by engaging with a diverse network of A-grade creatives, using our unique position as the bridge between clients and creatives as our lens. 2) To get sponsored by Squarespace. As Producers at Jacky Winter — a creative production and artist representation studio based in both Melbourne, Australia and New York City — hosts Jeremy Wortsman, Lara Chan-Baker and (sometimes) Bianca Bramham bring with them a unique global perspective as the connective tissue between clients and creatives, facilitating the realisation of commercial projects of all shapes and sizes. Joined by special guests from all corners of the industry landscape, they deep dive into the ideas, issues and insights driving the many moving parts of the creative ecosystem. Every week, they each bring a link they’ve come across in their internet travels, and use that as the jumping off point to debate what’s shaping the current climate of ideas and making those ideas happen. It's an ongoing exploration of what the hell we’re all doing and why and how we’re doing it.
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Podcasts:
Today we continue our interview series (as well as fix up our audio issues) and welcome to the podcast Natassja Soderbom - Senior Account Manager at Lloyd & Co in New York, via way of Melbourne.
This week we go back to our interview series and welcome Sarah Ewing from Sarah Ewing Agency to discuss why anyone in their right mind would be a photography agent and producer.
This week we’re taking a break from our interview series to get back to our nerdier tech roots and take a deep dive into the world of the Blockchain, and specifically how it is currently shaping the creative landscape, as well as clues as to where it might lead for artists and producers alike.
Today we continue our interview series and welcome to the studio Jo-Anne Hook. Jo-Anne is a consultant and coach to the creative industries, and someone who has been instrumental for growing our own practices as producers and agents.
To open our interview series, we chat with producer and project manager Nirmala Shome from the New York-based digital product design studio, This Also. We discuss her journey from digital account management to product management, her various self-initiated side projects, as well as advice for fellow PMs.
From this week, we're starting to change things up a bit and have a whole bunch of interviews coming your way with creative producers and project/product managers across the globe. To kick things off in that spirit, we're going to introduce you to the rest of the Jacky Winter production team to talk about their own journeys into the wild and wonderful world of creative artist and project management, including their key takeaways and lessons learned so far.
To launch our new event series, Open Tabs, we decided to devote an entire episode to discussing some of the links making the rounds in our #professionaldevelopment Slack channel. We'll look at everything from the concept of 'Blagging' to how to work with... less than ideal people.
This week we get out of the studio and look at the processes involved in producing physical projects like large scale murals, installations, and live art. We cover the potential risks, technical requirements and limitations, plus some lessons learned in the field!
This week we discuss the experience of burning out and why creative fields are so susceptible to it. We also look at what project burnout might look like and how to look after ourselves and avoid it all together.
This week we round-up some various online project management tools and explore their many uses for creative production work, as well as how they might help or hinder workflow. From full-featured PM tools and industry specific web-apps, to building your own 'stack' and new players on the field, there's something here for everyone!
Today we finally get into the differences between licensing and work for hire. We ask, who owns what and how much of it. What does it mean to work for hire, and why is licensing the best thing we have to ensure the future of the creative industry for talent and clients alike.
This week on JWGYTB we take a look at influencers and influencer marketing! Who are these mysterious beasts and how you find one, should you find one, and what are some of the risks and rewards involved? The power of our podcast compels you to listen and find out!
In our line of work we spend a lot of time in meetings with clients, artists and everyone in between. So today we’re taking a closer look at this to figure out when and whether meetings are necessary and how we can make them more efficient. From in person meetings to video chat and short form group chat, we also cover some alternative meeting techniques and developments in the software space to help make creative meetings suck a bit less.
We’ve spoken quite a bit about advertising on the show but we haven't really delved into the publishing world, the industry that Jacky Winter grew out of nearly a decade ago. First up we ask, ‘is the publishing model broken?’. We are then joined again by Yasmin Naghavi from Media Arts Lawyers to help us take a look at royalties and other aspects of a publishing agreement.
On this weeks show we explore the dank and dark recesses of the revision process and talk about best practices to get the most out of your creatives and the differences between criticism and feedback. We also look at the differences between Australian and US markets and how we work with them here at Jacky Winter.
