Creative Curiosity

Curtis Reeder joins us in the studio for Episode 7. We discuss his journey as a creative delving into his passion for films and filmmaking, his time in film school, his inspirations and influences as a creative, working in the creative industry full time, being your own boss, creed media and what’s to come next for his journey as a filmmaker.

This is ’The Tame Truth’, the spin-off show in which the team from Creative Curiosity discuss and debate a topic of conversation related to the artistic and creative world. This week we talk about Body Dysmorphia, a mental illness involving obsessive focus on a perceived flaw in appearance, and specifically how the media and films have a major impact and influence on this in the present day.

This week Louie Themistokleous joins us in the studio as we count down our favourite films from the 2000s. We each rank our Top 10 films that were released between the years of 2000 and 2009.

This week Jordan S Benjamin joins us in the studio to discuss all things film. We talk about his journey as a creative, the process of discovering film at such a young age, and pursuing the dream of becoming a filmmaker. We touch on topics about the power of film, making sacrifices to chase a dream, attending film school, day-to-day life of working on film sets, and we end with what we have been watching lately.

This week Gabriel Lay joins us in the studio as discuss all things music. We talk about his journey as a creative and finding his passion as a musician. We touch on topics about music production, streaming platforms, music inspirations and Gabriel counts down his top 5 musicians that he has seen live in concert.

This week Louie Themistokleous joins us in the studio as we count down our favourite films that we watched in 2020.

Zahir Asia-Adam joins us in the studio as we talk about his challenging journey through life, his discovery for the creative world, and his interests and experiences with vlogging, acting and screenwriting. We end the episode with a passionate discourse about films, specifically exploring the work of the Safdie brothers, focusing on their popular features, Good Time (2017) and Uncut Gems (2019).

Louie Themis joins us on the couch as we discuss our individual journeys into the creative field, how the rise of streaming services has changed the way we watch movies, and a deep dive into the film of the week, Sound of Metal'.