Process The Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

"You had an idea every ten seconds for Vogue. You can have an idea every ten seconds for yourself." - Kirstie Clements Welcome back to Process: Encore. In this archival series, we bring forward the timeless dialogues that laid the groundwork for Process.  This week, Arielle revisits a deeply layered, expansive conversation with best selling author, journalist, and legendary former Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Australia, Kirstie Clements. Kirstie’s 27-year trajectory at the absolute pinnacle of fashion publishing is a masterclass in creative longevity. Starting on the reception desk at age 23, she scaled the masthead to lead the iconic title through nearly thirteen years of epochal cultural shifts, international coups like anchoring Karl Lagerfeld's guest editorship and massive corporate evolutions.  In this honest session, Kirstie unpacks what happens when you step out of a rigid corporate cocoon, how she completely shed the heavyweight skin of public expectation, and what it truly means to safeguard your innate creative power. Inside this Episode:  00:00:00 - From Vogue Receptionist to Editor in Chief: A look at a legendary 27-year trajectory, proving why mastering the unglamorous nuts and bolts of an industry scales creative longevity. 00:06:29 - Building a Vision for Australian Vogue: Navigating the intricate tightrope between corporate commercial profitability and world-class aesthetic execution. 00:12:51 - Karl Lagerfeld Guest Edits Vogue Australia: An inside look into the complex, midnight operational choreography of securing one of fashion’s biggest editorial coups. 00:14:45 - Lessons from Fashion Legends: Unpacking the relentless stamina and surprisingly unpretentious nature required to keep a creative fountain thriving over a lifetime. 00:16:16 - The Pre-Social Media Era: Celebrating the legacy of keeping monumental interactions private, far away from the obligations of front-facing camera validation. 00:20:19 - Life After Vogue: The profound psychological execution of self-reinvention once you entirely decouple your identity from corporate structures. 00:35:50 - Creative Reinvention and Freedom: Moving past corporate politics to realize that your innate ability to generate ideas can never be institutionalized. 00:44:01 - Modern Pressures on Women: Deconstructing the hyper-monetized, algorithmic anxiety targeting women's aesthetics and biological timelines. 00:53:52 - Advice for Overwhelmed Creatives: Why modern multi-hyphenates must intentionally protect their artistic sensibilities from copy-and-paste digital algorithms. 01:02:44 - What Inspires Kirstie Now: Shifting entirely away from corporate consensus to find ultimate creative sovereignty in travel, freedom, and deep mentorship. Connect with our Guest: Kirstie Clements on Instagram: @kirstie_clements (http://bit.ly/4oNOVSS) Website: www.kirstieclements.com.au Substack: @kirstieclements (https://bit.ly/4eyPcEh) Read Her Books:  Why Did I Buy That? (https://amzn.to/4eCKipX) The Vogue Factor (https://amzn.to/4eyA9uk) Impressive (https://bit.ly/4fVBIoy) Enjoyed this Encore?  Join our Community! Your host, Arielle Thomas, on Instagram,⁠@arielle.thomas⁠ (https://bit.ly/4v21hby) Us, on Instagram,⁠@processthepodcast (https://bit.ly/4xJ1EKl) Whatsapp Community @processthepodcast (https://bit.ly/44pdcFf) Follow us to get notified every time a new episode drops every Tuesday.  See you at the next one!

"I don't say to my assistants that you're working for me... you're working for the picture, so everything you do is about making the picture better. The picture is my boss." - Georges Antoni Welcome back to Process: Encore. In this archive series, we spotlight the foundational conversations that continue to guide our creative landscape, unedited, uncut, and re-centred for our community today. This week, we are throwing it back to a deeply insightful conversation with one of Australia’s most in-demand commercial fashion photographers, Georges Antoni.  Georges took a beautifully unconventional route into the industry, transitioning from corporate strategy at Coca-Cola and PricewaterhouseCoopers to shooting portfolio books out of his parents' crystal-cabinet front room. Today, he architects massive productions for leading brands while fiercely maintaining a family-first philosophy. In this episode, Georges and Arielle pull apart the critical intersection of artistic integrity, active diplomacy on set, and why Australian retail is falling behind on a global scale. Inside the Episode: The Potency of Art Buying: Why conservative corporate hierarchies give local retailers a major global disadvantage. The "Picture as the Boss" Protocol: Stripping ego entirely out of production so the whole team serves the final image. The 95% Active Diplomacy Matrix: How to manage high-volume commercial mechanics while making talent feel entirely unjudged. The 1,900 Lighting Diagram Rule: Why Georges documents every single setup to avoid lazy, repetitive lighting styles. The Unified Creative Umbrella: Constructing a symbiotic stills-and-motion framework to stop fractured social media content. Selling the Sizzle Over the Brand: Shifting from flawless product form to building an identity consumers actually want to ascribe to. Connect with our Guest: Georges Antoni on Instagram: @georgesantoni Website: www.georgesantoni.com Enjoyed this Encore?  Join our Community! Your host, Arielle Thomas on Instagram, ⁠@arielle.thomas⁠ Us, on Instagram, ⁠@processthepodcast Whatsapp Community @processthepodcast Follow us to get notified every time a new episode drops every Tuesday.  See you on the next one!

Most people think music supervision is just "picking cool songs."  Winslow Bright is here to prove it’s actually a high-stakes chess match involving seven-figure budgets, complex copyright laws, music language translations, and ego-management of the world’s top directors, to the creatives and individuals who own the projects.  From her origins of running iPods for Wes Anderson, burning CDs, to her current role as Co-President of Premiere Music Group, Winslow has navigated the most complex licensing deals in the business.  In this episode, we deconstruct the invisible labor behind the world’s most iconic sonic moments, from advertisements for Tiffany & Co to the races of pushing out content for the Met Gala.  In this Episode:  A long-standing creative friendship. The Wes Anderson era: Running iPods and early lessons. Defining the Role: What does a Music Supervisor actually do? Creative Deciphering: Turning a director’s vague reference into a perfect track. The Money: Budgeting and licensing costs for "Big Music." Case Study: The Tiffany Campaign and reimagining "Happy Together." The Met Gala: The race to create viral fashion reels. The Toolkit: Why platforms like Disco and FrameSet are essential. Featured in this Episode: The Making of Tiffany and Co. Happy Together  Agency: Premiere Music Group Platforms we’re loving:  Disco Platform | FrameSet Say hello!  Our Guest: @winslowbright Your host: @arielle.thomas  Us: @processthepodcast

In this episode, we did a deep dive into what it takes to scale creativity and manage a team. This is so insightful and I learned a lot. Hatrik House is one of Australia's leading creative agencies where strategy, communications and design live under one roof. Working away for clients like Sephora, The Beauty Chef, The Daily Aus, Monday Swimwear, Papa Salt Gin... the list goes on. If you love this episode, send it to a friend! Subscribe, review & follow us on socials. See you next week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Grace O'Neill has big things in store for the comeback of Elle Australia. In this episode, we dive into how she gathered her team of creatives and writers, her thinking behind the traditional print industry and how she's building up the brand of Elle Australia one idea at a time. Her own podcast After Work Drinks is a must-listen for the girls. It's the ultimate 'just feel like I'm hanging out with my friends' podcast, which Grace co-hosts with her best friend Isabelle Truman. We also muse over the work of Rick Rubin in his super-successful book The Creative Act: A Way of Being. He's inspired us both to re-think the day-to-day creativity and the process of creating something, rather than only looking for that 'stand back and see it' moment when something is finished. Highly recommended. I hope you love this episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend, all the things! For this episode, Process has partnered with Flaunter. The all-in-one PR tool to help you be a PR Pro! Head to Flaunter here and check it out! See you next week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we get up to speed on all things Process the Podcast and how I decided to go all in with it. I’m stripping it back to move forward. This episode kicks off with the great Steve Jobs and an interview from the Santa Clara Valley Historical Association, they conducted an unscripted film interview with Steve Jobs in 1994. I’ve rearranged my career to work on this podcast and see its potential. Sacrifice is hard, going after what you want is hard, and admitting that you may be focusing on the wrong things and staying focused when there are so many shiny new things to try on the internet, is hard! But as my 2024 vision board says, nothing changes if nothing changes! What are you up to this year that you want to rearrange your career to achieve? Share this episode, leave a review, follow us on Instagram, and all the things! Thank you for being a part of the process, see you next week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is an insightful journey into the artistry of renowned Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce. It is tailored for filmmakers, producers, screenwriters, actors, and all creatives shaping the dynamic landscape of the motion industry. Join your host Arielle Thomas, as we explore the distinguished career of Phillip Noyce, a luminary whose cinematic achievements have captivated global audiences. From the heart-pounding suspense of "Dead Calm" to the profound storytelling of "Rabbit-Proof Fence," Noyce's work serves as a masterclass in cinematic excellence. We dissect Noyce's directorial finesse, unravelling the techniques that have garnered critical acclaim and set industry standards. Hear exclusive insights into Noyce's creative process, with behind-the-scenes revelations from the sets of his iconic films. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring creative, Process is your gateway to a deeper understanding of filmmaking, narrative craftsmanship, and the profound impact of storytelling. If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe, share and leave a review! #ProcessthePodcast #FilmmakingExcellence #PhillipNoyce #CraftingStories #Cinema #PodcastForCreatives #Directing #Director #filmmaking #australianfilmmaker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Process the Podcast is back! After a small break, I'm back interviewing the creme de la creme of Australia creatives across fashion, media, photography, film and design landscapes. This week's episode was recorded during SXSW Sydney with Soho House's Head of Memberships APAC Lexie Rodriguez and Head of Memberships, Cities Without Houses Dominique Bellas. We hear all about the long-awaited Sydney House, what it takes to build a worldwide community of members and their secret sauce to making any space feel like home. To sign up for Soho House's Cities Without Houses, click here and we may see each other around! I adore these ladies, and I hope you can tell how much fun we were having during their pop-up residency in Sydney late last year. To learn more about Process the Podcast, follow us on socials @processthepodcast on Instagram and Tik Tok. We're back next week with a Hollywood film director... pinch me! See you next week! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Katherine Denton is a force to be reckoned with. One of Melbourne's most successful TikTokers, she's also one of the newest content creators on the scene. Within two years, she's cemented herself in the Australian fashion industry working with premium and luxury brands. She's here to stay with the launch of Katherine Denton Jewellery. In this episode, we dive into the hard work it takes to grow an audience, her approach to the competition, and her unique way of using others' paths to success to guide her own. This conversation was such a pleasure, and everything we covered can be found below! If you loved the sound of Text Tok, head to thomprojects.com and sign up for our Beta here! To follow your host (me, Arielle Thomas), jump over to Instagram here. Follow Process the Podcast on Instagram here. Check out the iconic lobby photo of Katherine and Louis at the Lobby Bar. Head straight to Katherine's TikTok here. Stalk her on Instagram here. Follow all things Katherine Denton Jewellery here. Head to the website here. Don't forget to subscribe & leave a review! Thanks for listening! See you next Sunday! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

My great friend and working actor Rebecca Rittenhouse takes me through very complicated Screen Actors Guild and Writers Guild of America strikes currently taking place. These two very important American Unions are going up against steaming giants we know and love like Netflix, Paramount, Amazon and Apple. It's complicated, multi-layered and you can really feel for actors and writers who want to work, they just want to do it fairly. Join us as Rebecca shares the complexities from a working actor's point of view, during this incredibly important time for film, television, and content professionals worldwide. I hope you love this episode! Follow Rebecca Rittenhouse on Instagram here. Find your host, Arielle Thomas here. Subscribe to Process the Podcast and never miss an episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.