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Creatives Grab Coffee

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Frequency: 1 episode/35d. Total Eps: 118

Welcome to Creatives Grab Coffee, a podcast on the business of video production. Hosted by Kyrill Lazarov & Dario Nouri https://www.creativesgrabcoffee.com Produced by www.LapseProductions.com

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🇨🇦 Canada - marketing
11/08/2026
#78
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10/08/2026
#39
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30/07/2025
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🇩🇪 Germany - marketing
15/05/2025
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27/04/2025
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🇬🇧 Great Britain - marketing
24/03/2025
#75
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23/03/2025
#64
🇨🇦 Canada - marketing
13/03/2025
#97

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https://www.creativesgrabcoffee.com/
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The Path to B Corp and Networking | Creatives Grab Coffee 73

Season 4 · Episode 73

Wednesday, October 23, 2024 • Duration 01:02:48

In this episode of Creatives Grab Coffee, Dario and Kyrill sit down with EriK Croswell, founder of Bridge City Media, a Portland-based video production company. Erik shares the accidental origins of his business, which started in 2016 as a side project before evolving into a corporate-focused video production company. He discusses the importance of collaboration in Portland's video production community, detailing how he shares a studio space with another company, enabling synergies between music and corporate video projects.

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00:00 Introduction

02:18 Erik Croswell’s Background and Company Origins

03:25 Transitioning to Corporate Video Production

04:45 Growth and Challenges of Running a Business

07:16 Collaboration and Sharing Studio Space

09:11 Synergy with Other Production Companies

15:13 B Corporation Certification Process

19:53 Benefits of B Corp for Business Relationships

25:08 Cold Outreach vs. Networking Success

35:33 The B Corp Auditing Process

47:12 Effectiveness of Networking Events

56:58 Conclusion and Erik’s Final Thoughts

SPONSORS:

Canada Film Equipment: www.CanadaFilmEquipment.com

Audio Process: www.Audioprocess.ca

🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2vHd8BdbkMQITFZmDJ0bo9

🍏 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/creatives-grab-coffee/id1530864140

🎞️ Produced by LAPSE PRODUCTIONS – https://www.lapseproductions.com

To learn more about the show, visit: https://www.creativesgrabcoffee.com/

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20 Years of Video Production and Corporate Storytelling | Creatives Grab Coffee 72

Season 4 · Episode 72

Tuesday, September 3, 2024 • Duration 01:13:42

In the latest episode of Creatives Grab Coffee, we sit down with Craig from Spider Video, a seasoned video production professional with over 20 years of experience in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Craig shares the journey of building his boutique production company, navigating the evolving landscape of video technology, and the challenges of balancing creativity with the demands of running a business. From early days of mini DV tapes to mastering corporate storytelling, this episode is packed with insights for anyone in the video production industry.

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00:00 Introduction and Background of Spider Video

03:06 Early Days and Evolution of Video Technology

10:19 Memorable Moments on Big Film Sets

14:16 Challenges of Balancing Work and Personal Life

17:39 Corporate Video Production in Halifax

22:04 Data Storage and Archiving Footage

28:30 Building Relationships in the Video Production Industry

34:00 Evolution of Camera and Lighting Equipment

42:53 Buying vs. Renting Equipment

50:39 Managing Multiple Projects and Teams

57:58 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

SPONSORS:

Canada Film Equipment: www.CanadaFilmEquipment.com

Audio Process: www.Audioprocess.ca

🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2vHd8BdbkMQITFZmDJ0bo9

The Benefits of Agency Work | Creatives Grab Coffee 63

Season 4 · Episode 63

Friday, June 14, 2024 • Duration 01:25:05

In this conversation, Jeffrey Riley, co-owner of Noble Bison Productions, discusses his experiences working with agencies and the challenges of breaking into the industry. He highlights the benefits of agency work, such as higher budgets and more creative opportunities. Jeffrey also shares his strategies for building relationships with agencies, including follow-up emails and reaching out to new agencies. He emphasizes the importance of having a strong portfolio and suggests taking on passion projects or spec ads to showcase desired work. Overall, Jeffrey encourages filmmakers to be proactive and persistent in pursuing their goals. The conversation revolves around the topic of pricing and budgeting in the creative industry, specifically in the context of video production. The speakers discuss the idea of doing spec work or offering discounted prices to attract clients and build a portfolio. They emphasize the importance of reframing the mindset around spec work as a marketing strategy rather than working for free. The conversation also touches on the challenges of scope creep and the need to communicate and negotiate additional costs for extra services. The speakers share their experiences with event shooting and editing, highlighting the difficulties and frustrations involved. In this conversation, Jeffrey Riley of Noble Bison Productions discusses various aspects of the video production industry, including pricing, budgeting, and the sales process. He emphasizes the importance of transparency and open communication with clients, as well as the need to adapt to changing budgets and project requirements. The conversation also touches on the challenges of competition and the importance of building rapport with clients. Overall, the conversation provides valuable insights into the business side of video production.

The Rise and Fall of the Film Industry in Louisiana | Creatives Grab Coffee 62

Season 4 · Episode 62

Tuesday, June 4, 2024 • Duration 55:36

Edward Holub, founder of New Orleans Video Productions, discusses his experience in the video production industry and the unique challenges of running a business in New Orleans. He shares insights on the freelance nature of the industry, the variety of projects he works on, and the importance of building a network of reliable freelancers. Edward also delves into the history of the Louisiana tax credit system for film and the corruption that surrounded it. The conversation with Edward Holub delves into the impact of the film industry in Louisiana, particularly in New Orleans. The discussion covers the rise and fall of the industry, including the influence of tax credits, the criminal activities surrounding the film projects, and the political dynamics in the state. Edward shares his personal experiences as a filmmaker and his plans for the future, including targeting specific projects and expanding internationally.

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The Growth Stages of a Creative Business | Creatives Grab Coffee 61

Season 4 · Episode 61

Tuesday, April 30, 2024 • Duration 01:08:39

This week we welcome Bear Prandelli from Wolfunbear Media. A production company with a name inspired by their father's experience with Native American culture. Bear and his brother Wolf have a close relationship and a shared passion for the arts. They started their company without much experience or knowledge, but their determination and willingness to learn have led to their success. The conversation revolves around the different stages of growth in a creative business and the challenges and shifts that come with each stage.

They also explore the idea of transitioning from freelancing to becoming a business with employees, and the potential benefits and drawbacks of different team sizes. The conversation delves into the idea of an annual budget and how it can provide financial security and flexibility for both the client and the production company. They discuss the benefits of having ongoing conversations with clients and the ability to say no or take on creative projects without worrying about financial constraints.

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Marketing Strategies for Locally Owned Businesses | Creatives Grab Coffee 60

Season 4 · Episode 60

Monday, April 15, 2024 • Duration 01:00:43

Paul from Moji Cinema shares his journey from professional photography to video production. He started Moji Studios in the early 2000s and transitioned to video production about 10 years ago. Paul found a passion for storytelling and enjoyed the process of creating videos for companies and nonprofits. He focused on locally owned businesses in Albuquerque and started an initiative called ABQ Iconic to tell their stories. Paul's marketing efforts include ads on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, as well as email marketing campaigns. He also uses an artificial intelligence tool to create audience personas for his clients. In this conversation, Paul discusses his experience with using AI tools to improve his video production company's marketing strategies. He shares how these tools have helped him create audience personas, generate comprehensive reports, and increase conversion rates. Paul also talks about the importance of attention in the digital age and how his company is working on creating content that hijacks attention. He mentions the challenges of convincing clients to create consistent content and the need to educate them about the value of ongoing marketing efforts. Overall, Paul's approach focuses on delivering results and ROI for his clients.

Creating Connections and Content in Video Production | Creatives Grab Coffee 59

Season 4 · Episode 59

Tuesday, April 9, 2024 • Duration 01:04:05

Sam Rossiello from Captiv Creative shares insights on building and maintaining client relationships in the video production industry. They focus on creating a positive on-set experience and building personal relationships with clients. They also use outbound sales strategies, such as email campaigns and phone calls, to generate new leads. Sam emphasizes the importance of persistence and follow-up in the sales process. The typical time from lead to contract signed and project started is under two weeks for their company. The conversation in this part focuses on the process of completing projects and the market in Houston. Dario and Sam discuss how they have streamlined their sales funnel and project timelines to shorten the time it takes to complete a project. They also talk about their payment structure and the importance of getting paid on time. Sam shares insights about the video production market in Houston, highlighting the dominance of the oil and gas and medical industries. He also discusses the mission of Captiv Studios to fill the gap in studio space and foster a creative community in Houston. In this final part of the conversation, Sam discusses the importance of leadership and learning from mistakes in their business. They reflect on their experiences in business school and how it didn't provide the practical knowledge they needed. Sam also shares the structure of their current team and the roles they have. They talk about the need for versatile team members in the production industry and the importance of having directors with specific styles for certain projects. The conversation ends with Sam expressing gratitude for being on the podcast and sharing their website and social media information.

Creatives Grab Coffee is produced by Lapse Productions, a video production company based out of Toronto, Canada. Reach out to them for your video production needs.

SPONSORS: Canada Film Equipment: www.CanadaFilmEquipment.com Audio Process: 🎵 Spotify: 🍏 Apple: 🎞️ Produced by LAPSE PRODUCTIONS – To learn more about the show, visit: #videographer #videoproduction #podcast

Building a Successful Production Company Partnership | Creatives Grab Coffee 58

Season 4 · Episode 58

Tuesday, April 2, 2024 • Duration 50:28

Jesse and Denver from Old Saw Studio discuss their journey of forming a partnership and running a production company. They share their experiences of working together, the challenges they faced, and how they navigate their different roles and responsibilities. They also discuss the importance of aligning their visions and tastes, as well as the need for compromise and conflict resolution in their creative process. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to networking, first impressions, the importance of pre-production, the challenges and benefits of having an office space, and the risks of committing to a long-term lease. They also touch on the value of shared workspaces and storage solutions, the importance of considering overhead costs, and the decision-making process when it comes to hiring full-time employees versus freelancers. The conversation concludes with a discussion on editing software preferences and a wrap-up of the conversation.

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Navigating the Future of Content Creation, Strategy, and Innovation | Creatives Grab Coffee 57

Season 4 · Episode 57

Monday, March 11, 2024 • Duration 01:07:04

Summary: The conversation explores the impact of AI on content creation and the challenges and opportunities it presents for businesses. The hosts discuss the benefits of AI editing capabilities and the ease of creating podcasts and reels. They also delve into the importance of setting realistic goals and refining processes to maintain a consistent workload. The conversation highlights the limitations of scaling a service business and the potential impact of AI on various industries. The hosts emphasize the role of human expertise in an AI-driven world and the need for creatives to adapt and teach clients how to use AI tools effectively. They also discuss the potential of AI in pre-production and the importance of keeping up with evolving technology. The conversation covers various topics related to working on fun and bold projects, creating a custom GPT model called Hook Hound, thriving in a challenging year, shifting from video production to strategy, dealing with price competition, pitching to the right people, and paying for certainty. The hosts also discuss the importance of sparking curiosity in the sales process and the lessons that can be learned from dogs.

SPONSORS: Canada Film Equipment: www.CanadaFilmEquipment.com Audio Process: www.Audioprocess.ca 🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2vHd8BdbkMQITFZmDJ0bo9 🍏 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/creatives-grab-coffee/id1530864140 🎞️ Produced by LAPSE PRODUCTIONS – https://www.lapseproductions.com To learn more about the show, visit: https://www.creativesgrabcoffee.com/ #CreativesGrabCoffee #videographyhacks #videography #videographer #videoproduction #businesspodcast #videoproductionpodcast #lapseproductions #videomarketing #videoproductioncompany #videoproductionservices #openai #sora #soraai

Sora AI and the Future of Video Production | Creatives Grab Coffee 56

Season 4 · Episode 56

Friday, March 1, 2024 • Duration 50:22

Summary: In this episode, the hosts discuss the introduction of AI in video production and its potential benefits and drawbacks. They explore how AI can streamline processes, lower costs, and enhance creativity by allowing for the inclusion of more B-roll content and the creation of different camera angles. However, they also discuss the potential negative impact on job opportunities, pricing, and competition in the industry. The hosts highlight the importance of AI fatigue and the challenges of replicating real people and moments. They also consider the potential need for legislation to address AI-generated video and its impact on misinformation campaigns. The conversation explores the implications and challenges of AI-generated content in video production. It discusses concerns about user perception, organic reach, and the efforts of social media platforms to identify AI content. Legal implications, ownership, and copyright of AI-generated content are also examined. The conversation delves into the potential for AI to enhance existing footage and the need for real people in video content. It explores the challenges of identifying AI-generated content and the potential shift in budget allocation. The conversation concludes with speculation on the future of AI-generated content and the importance of adaptation and navigation in the changing landscape.

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