Digital Creators Podcast

Mikonic is a Perth-based DJ and entertainment event director. Mikonic owns Artesia agency, an entertainment agency formed in 2021, the one year anniversary will be celebrated on Sunday the 11th of December (2022) at the art gallery WA rooftop super keen for that. In this episode we’re going to talk about Mikonics background, personal branding, marketing yourself as a creative, Artisia agency and more.

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In this episode, I’m joined by Giz, Tab, and Chantelle who are all involved in the Swan Perth International Women In Film Festival which aims to support women in filmmaking and shine a light on their stories. We’re joined today by Giz (Festival Director), Tab (Festival Manager), and Chantelle (Festival Coordinator). In this episode we’re going to find out more about the festival which is being held 2nd-4th December, 3 events at SAE in Northbridge and 2 events at the Backlot a private cinema In the city- tickets are live will leave a link in the comments. We’re also going to have a conversation about why events like this need to happen, and the perspective of women in the film industry.

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@dragonforgedfilms

@tabmarshallfilm

@filmency

Ghostmac is a Perth-based hip-hop artist originally from inland Byron, New south wales. He was born and raised in Mount Burrell inland of Byron Bay before his family moved to Karratha in WA when he was 12 years old. Ghostmac only started making music in 2019 and by early 2022 he was already selling out shows with his strong fan base. Ghost is a full-time postman but in his spare time, he records, engineers, and markets his own music in his home studio. In this episode we talk about building a strong fan base, managing music with being a full-time postman, the struggles as an artist in Australia, the Australian hip-hop scene, and the future of A.I Music and his strategy for the future of his career.

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Scarcity cultivates Creativity... so Perth's abundant economy (thanks to our luck with mineral resources) has created a culture that doesn't see a value in creativity. Why would Perth value creativity if we already have an abundant economy? Why should we think for ourselves when we can easily get a high-earning job in mining? Why fund the arts when I can already fund my new Landrover and Jetski thanks to Woodside?~ Well it shows in our terrible urban planning, urban sprawl, architectural residential design codes, taste in public art, and Individualistic culture. What's the solution? Cultivate creative community, culture and awareness around these topics.  

In this epsiode I chat to Atle Edgar, a Boorloo (Perth) based mixed medium artist and founder of A.I.P Shit (Perth Artists Initiative). Predominately a sculptor, he works in recycled materials, blu-tac. Stylistically, his work is gritty in form, figure, and texture yet colourful, playful and humorous. His work comments on contrasting life perspectives. In this episode we talk about the Perth creative landscape, monetizing art, A.I Art, The psychology of creativity, The Value of Art in Communities, Perth's urban planning, global warming activism, the FIFO bubble economy, Cultural Syncretism, crypto, NFTs, and more!

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Time stamps:

0:00 - Atle Intro 02:00 - Perth Creative Event Space 05:00 - Power of Perspective in Creativity 09:30 - Multiculturalism  13:00 - Creatives Moving To Melbourne 21:00 - How Atle Started his collective “A.I.P Shit” 23:00 - The future of Creative Events in Perth 27:00 - Cultivating the Perth Creative Community 37:00 - Life is Art 39:00 - Atle talks about his work 46:20 - Monetising Art 49:00 - Atle's Views on A.I Art 56:00 - Psychology of Creativity 57:00 - Atle’s Full Time Job is Interesting 1:00:00 - The Value of Art in Communities 1:03:00 - Government Funded Arts Programs 1:07:00 - Urban Planning in Perth is shit 1:15:00 - Sense of Community in Other places VS Perth 1:18:00 - Apartments VS Houses for community living 1:20:00 - Perth has a individualistic culture 1:25:00 - Atle's community apartment block idea 1:29:00 - Value on Families in different cultures 1:30:00 - Atle shits on the Perth transport system 1:32:00 - Global Warming 1:36:00 - Global Warming Activism 1:39:00 - Types of Activism & Creating Change 1:44:00 - Offshore dredging in Scarborough is f*ckd 1:45:50 - Short term VS long term Activism 1:49:00 - FIFO / Mining creates a “bubble economy” which doesn’t support communities 1:53:00 - Opinions on Fifo 1:54:00 - Australia isn’t a creator economy  2:02:00 - Yehnaesia and Cultural Syncretism 2:04:00 - Cultural Syncretism in Bali 2:09:00 - Indonesia values entrepreneurship, Aus doesn’t  2:12:00 - Discussing activism methods 2:15:00 - Atle’s Views on Crypto and NFTs 2:25:00 - Final Notes

Second Interview with Christian Vincencio before the AMOR CLO Pop-Up that happened in Subiaco 4th November 2022 6-9pm.

Orse x Khail Collaboration Podcast live-streamed from Villains Tattoo studio Perth. Orse is a Perth-based streetwear brand by Chunky and Khail is Perth-based a tattoo artist.

Glitch crew is a Perth-based dance group that predominantly performs Kpop (Popular Korean Dance Music) dance covers. Formed in 2022 Glitch Crew consists of Michaela, Jasmine, Bekezela (Becky) , Sophia, Chelsea, Hiba, Sophie La Belle. I have seen the popularity of Kpop dances in Perth rose over the past few years. I like the energy the public dancing gives to the city, I want to see the city put more support behind these dancers, I want to see more creative collaborations with these guys so I’m super excited to have them on.

Mitch Letcher, Goes by SuperFrame on YouTube (50k subs) he’s a Movie critic, graphic designer n YouTuber, the focus of superframe is to explore film n pop culture with a philosophical outlook, what do archetypes convey about our society? Why do we tell the same type of stories over and over again? How can we improve on the stories we tell today? These are just some of the ideas Frame tackles.

Today we’ll be looking at how to break into YouTube, how to find an audience, keep one, master the craft, and monetize it.

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Alex Gebrat aka DJ Waves is a Perth-based DJ. Waves’ music and fashion taste are influenced by the golden era of hip-hop culture mostly 90s artists such as Biggie, Lauren Hill, Nas, Jay Z, Premiere, Wutang, and Dianjelo. He works part-time at culture kings in Perth where he started off in retail but then became the in store DJs. Waves also studies Engineering at Uni. In this episode we’re going to talk about his background, the Perth music scene in relation to hip-hop, the Perth events scene, Wave's upcoming event Solution fashion, playing for Roddy Ricch, and more.

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@_dj_waves

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@harry.digital

Calvin Eiseens aka Cowboy Calvin (ice-ens) is Perth based stylist. Calvin’s styling work is influenced by the fluid nature of the 70s glam rock scene mixed with formal wear tying in relaxed colour palettes and vintage silhouettes. Calvin is currently balancing freelancing where in the last 12 months he’s worked for local retailers, and music artists and working in Retail at Doc Martin’s. 

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@cowboycalvin_

@yungpopefrancis

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