Justin Law has made a name for himself around college football with his motion and VFX integrated content. But, what if I told you he went to school for biology? Becoming a content creator wasn’t necessarily in his plans. Hopefully what you hear in this episode will inspire you to keep working towards what you enjoy doing!

Links to work:
Reel from my first year at SC: https://vimeo.com/517976738

Sandstorm VFX piece: https://vimeo.com/491628477

Jaycee Horn Draft Hype: https://vimeo.com/544579483

After traveling the world, Andi Perelman has spent most of her career with her hometown Pittsburgh Penguins. She's currently the VP of Digital after getting her start in social media. We talk time and attention, finding time for innovation, and creating a space for creativity.

Follow Andi on social:
https://twitter.com/AndiPerelman

https://www.linkedin.com/in/andiperelman/

Tori Boykins is a graphic designer that has spent time in the NFL + MLB. She started her own business out of school before realizing she could blend her interests in sports with graphic design. We talk process, purpose, and boxing.

Links to Tori's work:
https://www.toriboykins.com/

https://www.instagram.com/toriboykins/https://twitter.com/toriboykins

How do you get buy-in from your bosses? Rob Alberino, VP of Content and Production with the Kansas City Chiefs is here to share how he got into this business and why he's been trusted to build three in-house production units with the Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, and San Francisco 49ers.

So, you want to work directly with athletes? Well, happy to tell you that we have Devin Dismang here today to share his insight on how he got started, and now, how he’s growing and developing his clientele of direct to athlete opportunities. 

Check out Devin's work:

As you start your career, you’re looking for opportunities. As you grow, you evolve and begin to sort out your path. Megan Reyes joins us today to talk about how her career has come full circle, as she combines her initial interest of fashion design with her passion to empathize and raise marginalized voices in the sports community. 

Link to shirts:
https://morediversevoicesinsports.com/
 Athlete Ally:
https://www.athleteally.org/

Black women’s player collective:
https://twitter.com/BWP_Collective

Lamont and Jonny join us this week to talk about building the Seattle Kraken brand. They discuss their learnings from past experiences, what it's like to move to a new city and understand that new fanbase, and their vision for a different mindset when it comes to creating and sharing the fan experience.

Today, we’re taking you inside a museum. Not just any museum though. Terrance Beavers is the Senior Manager of Content and Production at the Chick-Fil-A College Football Hall of Fame. He happily wears many hats from videographer to editor, IT, and exhibit creative imagineer. He’s all in on creating a memorable experience for fans.

Special Guest Matt Desmond joins us in this episode to talk about the first year of the podcast, and going freelance. And we dive into offseason planning, how to determine what value you're getting from your time, and hopes for what next year will hold.

The sports industry has been hit hard this past year. Increased demands, limited or diminished resources, and the need to keep delivering engaging content. Because of these constraints, Karl posted a question in Slack about project management, so that’s what we’re diving into today.

How to outline projects, chunk projects, and what to do if you just have too much work that isn't feasible in the timeline given.