Welcome to our brand new vlog taking you behind the scenes of the makings of the Get to Know podcast with Morgan Williams. In this vlog, I take you through what I've been working on throughout January 2025 including season 2 planning, workshops, networking events, sponsorship, socials and an idea I've had recently I think you'll all love! I'm planning to start uploading at least once a month on here showing you everything that goes into making a podcast, plus the behind the scenes on everything else we've got lined up for you this year! Get all our links here: https://linktr.ee/thegettoknowpodcast Follow us on socials @thegettoknowpodcast

Welcome to the final episode of Season 1!

Jack Morgan is a Head of Creative. From styling, to creative direction, Jack's done it all! In this episode, Jack shares his career journey which includes unwavering confidence, passion and determination to succeed. Discover how he found his niche, landed a job with Puma and started managing a team plus what it's like working in a start up and so much more!

If you're interested in any kind of creative career, you won't want to miss this one!

Jack's Links

Jack Linkedin

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In this fun and inspiring episode, I reconnect with my old manager, Emily Morris, who is now the Studio Manager at Sainsbury's and the founder of ESTA (Ecomm Studio Training Academy). Emily started her career as a stylist, with an impressive stint studying in Milan and working on glamorous sets with celebrities like Rihanna. Her leadership skills were honed at TK Maxx, which set her on a path to working with top brands like ASOS, Boohoo, and now Sainsbury's. We chat about how she got her start in the industry, what her day-to-day looks like as a studio manager, and she even shares some invaluable advice for first-time managers. Emily also gives us an exciting glimpse into ESTA (Ecomm Studio Training Academy), discussing her vision for its evolution this year.

If you're an aspiring leader or wanting to find out more insights into the world of e-commerce studios, this one's for you!

Emily's Links

LinkedIn - Emily Morris

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Aimee Jakes is the Shopping Editor at Heat & Closer. Originally destined for a life in teaching, Aimee had a change of heart at university which saw her pivot her entire career into the glamorous world of fashion journalism. We dive into the ins and outs of her role, which, believe it or not, involves a lot more than just shopping! Aimee gives us the scoop on testing trending and upcoming products, attending brand events, interviewing celebs, managing the social media accounts and, of course, lots of writing. But it’s not all glitz and glamour. Aimee opens up about her ongoing battle with imposter syndrome, reminding us that even those living their dream job face their own struggles.

Whether you're a fashion enthusiast or just curious about the world of a fashion journalism, this episode is one you won’t want to miss!

Aimee's Links

Instagram @aimeejakes_

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Owen Vincent is a celebrity and fashion photographer and the Editor-in-Chief of Revamp Magazine. Owen and I go way back, having started our careers around the same time, we first met while assisting the talented photographer Leigh Kiley, owner of JON magazine. It was there that Owen honed his skills in photography, retouching, and the ins and outs of working with celebrities and running a magazine. Owen tells all about how a chance meeting with Mutya from Sugababes blossomed into a strong professional connection, allowing him to photograph her and the rest of the group, and how this has evolved into a strong career for him. Owen shares the highs and lows of his journey, including the valuable lessons learned from assisting, the importance of networking, and how to handle rejection in a competitive industry. He also gives the low down on Revamp Magazine, how he came up with the idea and runs the magazine alongside his close friend.

If you're looking for a career in the exciting world of celebrities and fashion you won't want to miss this one!

Owen's Links

Instagram @owenjamesvincent

ReVamp on Instagram @revamp_mag

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Welcome to the penultimate episode of Season 1!

Phie McKenzie is a social strategist & the founder of talent agency, Creative Ally. Growing up in Wales, Phie dreamed of being a journalist in the big city and after making the move, became the Editor of Notion magazine! This sparked a love of working with talent and fusing this with her passion of wanting to make a difference, started Creative Ally, a purpose-driven talent agency. In this episode, Phie tells me all about her journey, what it's like to be a founder and also how to create an ever-important social media strategy.

If you're interested in social media or a career working with talent, this is the episode for you!

Phie's Links

Phie Linkedin

Phie Instagram

Creative Ally Website

Creative Ally Instagram

Creatives Cymru Summer Club Instagram

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Silvia Calvo Sanz is the fashion co-ordinator at Maag. Silvia started out in journalism, only to find she much preferred being hands on and styling. She started out assisting at magazine shoots but soon found her way into ecomm & campaigns, working her way up and across the world! Today, Silvia has taken all of her knowledge and rolled it into this fashion co-ordinator role which spans trend forecasting, input into seasonal designs, photoshoot creative direction and styling.

If you've got a passion for fashion you won't want to miss this episode!

Silvia's Links

Silvia Instagram

Maag Website

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Rob Daniels is a Content Creator. Starting out, Rob created videos on YouTube which sparked his interest in short-form video content. From there, he explored a career in TV production which quickly pivoted into social media at an agency. Today, Rob creates content on a freelance basis, specialising in short-form video for TikTok and Instagram. In this episode, we discuss how he got to where he is today, what really goes into content creation and algorithm tips!

If you're interested in a career in social media &/or content creation, you won't want to miss this episode!

Rob's Links

Rob LinkedIn

Rob Instagram

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Aleksandra Panyukhina is an Experience Marketing Director based in Prague. Starting her career in sports, Aleksandra made a very strategic move into specifically experience marketing within tech companies which has taken her all over the world! Today, she works at Pixelz where she delivers numerous in-person and virtual events called "FLOW" for e-commerce professionals globally. In this episode, we discuss what goes into creating these events, the difference between events marketing and events planning plus Aleksandra gives her tips on managing a team across different time zones!

If you're interested in events, marketing, e-comm or tech, this one's for you!

Aleksandra's Links

Aleksandra LinkedIn

FLOW Website

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Leah Whitty is a freelance photographer who doesn't believe in being too niche. From fashion to beauty to yoga retreats to zoos, Leah's shot it all! In this episode Leah tells me all about her experience getting into the industry, why she decided to go freelance, how she mixes her passion for travelling with work and how to shoot a yoga retreat. Leah also owns her own business, Palms In The Wild; sustainable yoga mats printed with a gorgeous photo from her travels - we discuss what really goes into running your own business and how she got the idea!

If you want to delve into the world of photography & business - this one's for you!

Leah's Links

Palms in the Wild on Not On the High Street

Palms in the Wild Instagram

Leah Whitty Instagram

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Harry Rose is the Founder and Director of Photography at Darwin Studio. Harry know each other from university, where Darwin began as a magazine, sowing the seeds for what it has grown into today. After gaining experience at several different agencies, Harry is now on a mission to change the way agencies work with his innovative approach at Darwin Studio. We dive into the studio's unique model, exploring its mission and the fresh perspective it brings to the photography industry. Harry also sheds light on the importance of diversity in the creative industry, sharing insights on how Darwin Studio champions inclusivity. Plus, we get into the nitty-gritty of what a photography agent actually does day to day, from managing talent to coordinating shoots and everything in between.

Whether you're a budding photographer or simply curious about the creative industry, this episode is packed with inspiration and knowledge you won’t want to miss!

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Darwin Studio Website

Darwin Studio Instagram @darwin_studio

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Alex Jordan is a freelance stylist who, after studying photography at university, discovered her passion for styling when she joined Next as a studio assistant, swiftly working her way up the ranks within the photography studio. Alex's ambitions then led her to the bustling streets of London, where she landed a job as a stylist at ASOS. After almost two years, she decided to take the plunge into the freelance world, and she hasn't looked back since. Now thriving as a freelancer, Alex's work spans e-commerce, editorial, campaigns, TV, and music videos. Join us as we explore Alex’s day-to-day life as a stylist, the challenges and rewards of going freelance, and her versatile work across different media. We dive into the art of gaining clients, the importance of assisting, and the varied responsibilities that come with different types of styling jobs. Alex shares fantastic insights and tips for aspiring stylists, making this episode both informative and inspiring.

If you're dreaming of a styling career or just love hearing about creative journeys, this episode is a must-listen!

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Instagram @alexandrajordanstylist

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Theo McDermott is the Head Booker at The Model Club. Theo’s journey into the world of modelling began when he was scouted himself, and since then, he’s climbed the ranks from apprentice to Head Booker, working both client side at ASOS & agency side at places like Gingersnap and Phoenix. His current employer, The Model Club holds a special place in Theo's heart as its owned by one of his closest friends, whom he met during his early days at Gingersnap. We delve into the exciting and fast-paced life of a model booker, the importance of diversity and the art of scouting talent at festivals. He also shares fascinating insights into transforming models’ looks, just like on America's Next Top Model!

If you're interested in a behind-the-scenes look at the modelling industry you'll love this episode!

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The Model Club Website

The Model Club Instagram

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February was a whirlwind! From viewing a potential studio for Get to Know Season 2 to producing a shoot with Oti Mabuse for Sainsbury’s, this month has been full of exciting steps forward. Plus, I finally secured sponsorship for Season 2’s production - meaning bigger, better episodes with higher production quality (but the sponsor is a secret for now 😉).This vlog takes you through my busiest month yet, with in-the-moment updates from each step, including:📍 Speaking at Fashion Retail Academy & meeting Ravensbourne’s Photography course leader for a potential collab🏡 Viewing a recording studio for Season 2🎯 A deep dive into my target audiences & why I’m shifting my social media strategy🎬 A sneak peek behind the scenes of my Sainsbury’s shoot with Oti Mabuse👰‍♀️ Wrapping up the month with my hen party - watch til the end for a surprise!I’m also making a big shift in how I share podcast updates, moving everything to my personal production account (@morganwilliamsproduction) instead of daily posts on @thegettoknowpodcast. This means better quality, more authentic content rather than forcing updates every day!Can’t wait for you to see what’s coming next - Season 2 is going to be the best yet!🎧 Get all our links here: https://linktr.ee/thegettoknowpodcast📲 Follow me on socials: @morganwilliamsproduction

Ever wanted to know what a Creative Director really does?

In this episode, I sit down with Daisy Deane, a creative director who has worked with top musicians and brands. From humble beginnings in London and Newcastle to becoming a pivotal part of major projects, Daisy shares her journey, insights into the creative process and the challenges of the industry.

Whether you're an aspiring creative or a seasoned professional, this episode offers valuable lessons on authenticity, personal growth and the power of creativity.

What You'll Learn:

• The role and responsibilities of a creative director
• How personal experiences shape creative vision
• The importance of authenticity in creative work
• Tips for breaking into the fashion and music industries
• The impact of personal projects on professional growth.

Find Daisy & her work:

www.instagram.com/@dela.studio

www.dela-studio.com 

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

Think you know what a makeup artist does?

In this conversation, Corinne shares her journey from aspiring singer to successful makeup artist and agency founder. She discusses her early experiences in the beauty industry, the challenges of transitioning from retail to freelance work and how she established her own successful agency; The Ray Agency.

Corinne emphasises the importance of networking, building genuine connections, and the lessons learned throughout her career, including navigating the industry during the pandemic. She also provides insights into managing an agency and offers advice for aspiring makeup artists.

What You'll Learn:

• How Corinne transitioned from a makeup artist to an agency founder. 
• The significance of networking and building genuine connections in the beauty industry. 
• Tips for aspiring makeup artists on building a portfolio and gaining representation. 
• Insights into managing a growing business while maintaining personal relationships.

Find Corinne & her work:

⁠www.instagram.com/@theraeagency

www.theraeagency.com

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

Welcome to our brand new panel episodes, where two videographers, Amber Wright & Ben Etchells, share their unique journeys into the world of videography and business ownership.

They discuss the diverse paths that led them to their current roles, the importance of social media in building their brands, and the challenges of navigating client relationships. The conversation delves into the creative process, essential equipment and the significance of finding a unique style. Networking and community support are highlighted as crucial elements for success, along with insights into future projects and advice for aspiring videographers.

What You'll Learn:

• Insights into the day-to-day life of a videographer and business owner
• Tips on building a career in the creative industry
• The importance of networking and personal branding
• How to balance creativity with business operations.

Find Amber & her work:

⁠⁠www.instagram.com/@meracreativestudios

www.meracreativestudios.com 

Find Ben & his work:

⁠⁠www.instagram.com/@alpas_media

www.alpasmedia.com 

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

In this episode, we dive into the creative worlds of Olivia Bossert and Lily Saden, two photographers making their mark in the industry. Olivia, a fashion photographer and AI artist, shares her journey from Cornwall coastlines to global campaigns, while Lily, known for her editorial work with Harper's Bazaar Malaysia, discusses her path from assisting on commercial shoots to leading her own projects.

What you’ll learn

• The unique paths Olivia and Lily took into photography and how they carved out their own spaces in a competitive industry. 

• Insights into the realities of working as a freelance photographer, including the challenges and rewards. 

• How both photographers incorporate sustainability and personal interests into their work. 

• Tips on pitching to magazines and building a successful photography career.

  
  

Find Olivia & her work:

⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/oliviabossert⁠

www.oliviabossert.com/

Find Lily & her work:

www.instagram.com/lily_sadin/

www.lilysadin.com

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

What works & what doesn't on social? Find out here!

In this episode, we dive into the world of branded content and personal storytelling with Joel Marlinarson, known online as the "Coldest Creative." From his early days behind the scenes on Chicken Shop Date to creating viral content with top brands, Joel shares his insights on social strategy, content creation and the evolving definition of luxury. Discover how Joel's unique approach to creativity and branding can inspire your own journey.

What You'll Learn:

• The importance of intentional content in social strategy. 
• How Joel's early experiences shaped his career path. 
• The evolving definition of luxury in today's market. 
• Tips for creating engaging content that resonates with audiences.

Find Joel & his work:

www.instagram.com/coldestjoel/

www.tiktok.com/@coldestjoel

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

Want to be a fashion designer? Listen to this!

In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Rosie Evans, a rising star in the world of independent fashion. From overcoming childhood illness to building a globally recognised brand, Rosie shares her story of creativity, resilience and sustainable fashion practices. Join us as we explore her unique approach to design, the challenges of running a fashion brand and the importance of community and sustainability in the fashion industry.

What You'll Learn:

• Rosie's personal journey from illness to fashion success. 
• Insights into sustainable fashion practices. 
• The importance of community and networking in the fashion industry. 
• How to balance creativity with business demands

Find Rosie & her work:

www.instagram.com/@rosieevansonline

www.rosieevansonline.com

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

In this episode, we dive into the dynamic world of production with Jen, a seasoned producer who shares her journey from content creation to running her own agency.

Discover how she navigated the challenges of transitioning from brand-side to agency-side, the importance of personal branding, and the art of managing multiple projects.

Jen's story is a testament to the power of curiosity, resilience, and being true to oneself in the creative industry. Tune in for insights on building connections, handling on-set challenges, and the rewarding path of freelance production.

What You'll Learn:

• Why most of a producer’s job happens before the shoot day.
• How Jen built her agency almost entirely through referrals.
• The biggest differences between agency life and freelancing.
• Why personal branding makes clients take you more seriously.
• How staying calm under pressure keeps shoots on track.

Find Jen & her work:

www.instagram.com/jenspenceproduction

www.jenspence.co.uk/

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

In this episode, we dive into the world of live audio engineering with Callum Lloyd Williams, a seasoned professional who has toured with global stars like Dua Lipa and Zara Larsson.

Callum shares his journey from recording brass bands in North Wales to becoming a sought-after live audio engineer. Discover the challenges and triumphs of life on the road, the importance of networking, and the creative process behind mixing live shows.

What You'll Learn:

• The path to becoming a live audio engineer and the skills required. 

• Insights into the touring lifestyle and the realities of working with top artists. 

• The role of networking and confidence in building a successful career in music. 

• How Callum balances his passion for live audio with his own business in touring and broadcast.

  
  

Find Callum & his work:

www.instagram.com/callum.l

wwww.c-l-w.co.uk/

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

In this episode, I sit down with Kelly Johns, a dynamic branding specialist who has been shaping brand stories for over a decade.

From her early days of drawing on walls to leading creative projects for major brands like Love Island, Kelly shares her journey of creative exploration and professional growth.

She discusses the importance of branding identity, the power of networking and the decisive mindset needed to succeed in business.

Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned professional, Kelly's insights will inspire and inform your branding journey.

What You'll Learn:

• How being open to conversations can lead to unexpected opportunities and collaborations 

• The importance of making quick, decisive actions to propel your business forward

• How branding is more than just visuals; it's about creating a cohesive identity across all touchpoints

• The essential steps to designing a compelling and authentic brand identity that stands out

Find Kelly & her work:

www.instagram.com/kovastudio_www.kovastudio.co.uk

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

This week I’m joined by Bobbi Christie, Integrated Project Director at Sainsbury’s in-house agency Zest. From working at McDonald’s and Domino’s in her student years, to managing multi-million-pound fashion and retail campaigns, Bobbi’s career shows the unexpected pathways into creative leadership.

She shares candid insights into the realities of project management, the importance of saying yes to opportunities and how becoming a mum shaped her ambition.

What You'll Learn:

- How to break into creative careers through alternative routes like graduate schemes.

- Insider knowledge on what project directors really do in campaigns.

- Honest lessons on leadership, burnout, and setting boundaries.

- How Bobbi balances motherhood with managing million-pound marketing budgets.

Find Bobbi & her work:

www.linkedin.com/in/robertachristie

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.

Learn how to break into creative careers through alternative routes like graduate schemes.

In this episode, we dive into the world of wedding content creation with Lauren Rowley, the founder of Brides of Social.

Lauren shares her journey from a social media manager at Boohoo to pioneering iPhone wedding content creation in the UK.

Discover how she turned a niche idea into a thriving business, her strategies for capturing authentic moments and the challenges and triumphs of being a self-employed content creator.

What You'll Learn:

• How spotting a gap in the market led Lauren to create a unique business model

• The role of social media in building a brand

• Insights into the realities of running your own business

• Tips for those looking to enter the wedding content industry

Find Lauren & her work:

www.instagram.com/bridesofsocial

www.bridesofsocial.com

Find out more about the host Morgan & her work:

⁠⁠linktr.ee/morganwilliamsproduction⁠⁠⁠⁠

Sponsor 

This episode is sponsored by Capture One, the official sponsor of Season 2. Capture One offers powerful tools for photographers and creatives to enhance their work.

Enjoy a special discount on their All in One product by using MORGAN30 - valid until 1st of June 2026, NOT valid for other subscriptions or perpetual licenses.