Crafted Process
Every week we bring new creative processes to light through stories and ideas.
You know...we give you the insight of how others make things happen in the creator world. Something you can apply to your own life or creative process. We might help you see a clearer pictures, hack into your mind for better ideas or just enjoy the stories our guests share.
Take a listen...it's always changing.
Episodes
35 episodes
How To Turn Pain Into Art?
Heather McGrath is a Boston-based photographer and director whose work blends raw emotion with cinematic style. In this episode, we dive into her decade-long vision for a music video born from heartbreak — and how she finally brought it to life...
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Episode 35
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1:21:02
How Meta Glasses Took Wedding Filmmaking Viral
Wedding filmmaker Griffin Pierson has gone viral by shooting weddings with everything from iPod Nanos to Ray-Ban Metaglasses, proving that creativity matters more than gear. He shares how trust, experimentation, and style shape unforgettable we...
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Season 2
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Episode 34
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46:44
Secrets to Getting Your First Feature Film!
Emily Skye shares her journey as a filmmaker, discussing her recent projects, the challenges of the industry, and the importance of resilience and creativity. She emphasizes the need for aspiring filmmakers to create their own opportunities and...
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Season 2
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Episode 33
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52:08
Behind The Scenes Of Risky Underwater Filmmaking
We had a shoot come up for Jukebooth and we were looking for somebody to do underwater video and photography, and Jan was the guy. It's important to have the right training. We talked about underwater filmmaking, diving in caves and what's next...
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Season 2
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Episode 32
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1:11:44
The Party Guest Who Never Leaves!
In this episode, Stephen Nadeau and Sean Collins dive deep into the AI revolution in creativity — and how it’s reshaping content, marketing, and entrepreneurship faster than anyone expected.It’s not about being first anymore.It’s ab...
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Season 2
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Episode 31
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59:38
Early Morning Turkey Hunting and Coding Adventures
Explore how AI is revolutionizing the creative landscape while highlighting the enduring necessity of human input. Gain inspiration to pursue your passions at any age and learn how balancing multiple creative endeavors can enhance fulfillment.<...
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Season 2
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Episode 30
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1:03:25
What's The SECRET to Making it BIG in Film? Anna Burns Shares Her Story
From Maine gymnast to LA-based DP, Anna Burns takes you behind the lens on sports documentaries, gear choices, and the highs and lows of freelancing. She shares lessons from her film Beyond Normal, the power of mentorship, and how passion proje...
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Season 2
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Episode 29
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1:03:00
How to Land Filmmaking Jobs on LinkedIn
Sean, Dan and Cal dive intro niching down and bringing the best skills to life through your strengths. The use of AI in film and how Cal and his team may use it in the future. We advocate for a focus on storytelling and long-term engagement thr...
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Season 2
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Episode 28
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1:23:25
Building Cult-Like Brands Through Authenticity
Chris Kneeland, marketing strategist and cult brand builder unpacks the future of storytelling, branding, and creative production.From the rise of content marketing to the power of narrative in shaping unforgettable brands, Chris shares...
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Season 2
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Episode 27
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59:21
How To Improve Your Storytelling From Filmmaking Experiences
Dive into the art of storytelling as they share personal stories from their journeys in travel and filmmaking. Discover the real-world challenges they face, from navigating the complexities of traveling with expensive gear to overcoming setback...
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Season 2
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Episode 26
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39:25
Rendezvous Is The Most EPIC Adventure Hunting Film EVER
Dan and Sean recount their thrilling adventure filming a hunting documentary titled 'Rendezvous.' They discuss the challenges of preparation, the gear they used, and the unexpected encounters they faced in the wilderness. From the initial excit...
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Season 2
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Episode 25
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56:55
Is DJI taking over the industry?
Sean and Dan discuss DJI's new Ronin, its underwhelming innovation, and the future of drones amid potential regulations. They dive into evolving camera tech, the impact of AI on creativity, and the power of storytelling in filmmaking and conten...
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Season 2
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Episode 24
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50:57
Is The Cost Of Video Advertising Worth It
Sean and Dan reflect on the recent Super Bowl, discussing the underwhelming game, the halftime show featuring Kendrick Lamar, and the political messages intertwined with the event. They analyze the shift in commercial strategies over the ...
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Season 2
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Episode 23
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45:11
Do we really need 12K cameras?
Sean and Dan discuss the latest advancements in camera technology, focusing on the Blackmagic 12K camera and its implications for the filmmaking industry. They explore the challenges of high-resolution filming, the future of camera brands, and ...
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Season 2
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Episode 22
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52:40
How AI, Filmmaking & Storytelling Are Changing in 2025
Sean and Dan explore how creativity, camera technology, and AI are shaping the future of filmmaking and storytelling. They dive into their favorite cameras, the evolution of filmmaking gear, and why less equipment often leads to more creativity...
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Episode 21
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1:02:17
Embracing Vulnerability in Creativity
Sean and Greta van den Brink explore the world of stunts, acting, and creativity. Greta shares her journey from New Zealand to becoming a stunt performer and actress, discussing the importance of safety, collaboration, and the fun aspects of th...
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Episode 20
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1:06:12
Image Creation Made Easy for ANYBODY
Gio McGlothan, a creator from Kansas City, Missouri, who shares his journey into photography and filmmaking. He reflects on the evolution of Olympic photography, noting a shift towards more artistic styles and storytelling. The impact of social...
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Season 1
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Episode 19
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1:01:43
Facing Fears with Photography
Caroline Tompkins discusses her creative process in photography, the importance of facing fears in her work, and the challenges of navigating rejection in the photography industry. She shares insights on celebrity photography, the financial sta...
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Season 1
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Episode 18
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52:02
Seal Attack Survival: Wildlife Photographer's Passion
Richard Bernabe, world renowned professional wildlife photographer, shares his recent experience of being attacked by a seal during a photography workshop in Namibia. He discusses the circumstances leading up to the attack, the severity of the ...
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Season 1
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Episode 17
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1:07:53
How Personal Connections Will Get You Hired
Becca Falborn, owner of PR firm Little Bird, discusses her start in reality TV and her current work in PR, marketing, and business development. She shares the sentimental story behind the name Little Bird and the importance of personal connecti...
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Season 1
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Episode 16
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1:05:30
Filming The Invasion Of Ukraine
Luke Mailander, an an Associated Press camera operator, discusses his experiences traveling the world to bring breaking news and other stories to life. From the invasion of Ukraine to the Trump trials in 2024 Luke is always rolling to catch any...
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Season 1
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Episode 15
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1:06:49
Why You Should Sell Your Production Company
Andrew Heathcote, a former owner of a production company, shares his experience of exiting his business and transitioning to a new venture. He discusses the reasons behind his decision to sell the company, including a lack of passion and a desi...
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Season 1
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Episode 14
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1:23:15
The Powerful Influence of Brand in Ads
Danny Streadbeck, VP Group Creative Director at Digitas North America, talks about challenges of filming in restricted locations, the unique experiences of working on cruise documentaries, the creative process in advertising, and the evolving l...
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Season 1
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Episode 13
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1:04:09