How to be a creative in a time of chaos.

01/11/21 • 30 min

Happy New Year!
We took the rest of 2020 off to rest, digest and figure out how to move forward with a podcast about being creative for a living during a time when half the world is stuck at home.
In this episode Lou + Kimi talk about their personal experiences with pandemic-related creative blocks, and how they've both made progress.
Kimi explains how she uses the following productivity hacks to be creative rather than productive:

Monday Hour 1
The Pomodoro Method
Time Boundaries

In 2021 expect more tips, tricks and musings from your favorite creative duo.
Oh, and make sure to check out our new website, www.chaosandcreativity.com.

Monday Hour 1
The Pomodoro Method
Time Boundaries

In 2021 expect more tips, tricks and musings from your favorite creative duo.
Oh, and make sure to check out our new website, www.chaosandcreativity.com.

Previous Episode

Understanding Your Artistic Worth: Pricing Yourself As A Photographer

In the inaugural episode of Chaos and Creativity Season 3, Lou tackles the tough (and often taboo) subject of pricing yourself as a photographer.
He discusses why there are no rules on pricing your photographic skills and how this offers a distinct opportunity to advance to your career.
This is a great look at the photography industry + assigning worth to your work. A must-listen for aspiring and working photographers alike.

Next Episode

Virtual Production: A Conversation between Lou + Hannah Soto

Last week, Hannah Soto, founder of Grey House Productions, and Lou Lesko talked about The Future of Virtual Production: the two distinct meanings of virtual production, what you need to know about them, and how they are going to change your future as a creative professional.
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More info:
Grey House Productions (https://www.greyhouseproductions.com)
BlinkBid (https://www.blinkbid.com)
Watch the webinar here.