Dojo Media Show

Claudio Cellie is a film producer who has worked on numerous projects including feature films, television commercials, documentaries and corporate advertisements.

An inspiring story, Claudio opens up about his entry to the industry, and initially just being a lover of films - as so many of us are.

Crediting striking up the right conversations with the right people, Claudio guides us through what took him from being a runner on set to a full fledged producer.

Always with a smile, Claudio breaks down some amazing stories, including his work with SPRY films, being on set the 'Boy Swallows Universe', and his relationship with the business versus creative side of the industry.

His exciting journey can't be encapsulated into a few words. We discuss topics that are both exciting and informative for anyone interested in filmmaking.

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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Zoe Taylor is a hairdresser, and the owner of Everlong Hair Salon in Redcliffe Peninsula.

Everlong Hair specialises in bright, vibrant colours, with a strong focus on creating an environment for female-driven fierceness and an inclusive, encouraging space to explore your expression.

Zoe tells us about the inception of Everlong, having to overhaul an existing salon and completely changing its style to the alternative, music-loving, sometimes horror-themed wonder that it is now.

We break down the 'alternative' aesthetic, what it means and why Zoe feels it's needed. From cutting 100-year old hair, to halloween dress ups, Everlong Hair is a vibe.

A strong believer in network, community, and women empowerment, Zoe shares her involvement with 'Woman In Front', a community of female business owners celebrating and helping each other.

A great chat with a great person, don't miss out!

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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Winchester Revival are a 4-piece rock and roll band based in Brisbane, Australia.

In a raucous episode with one half of the talented group, lead singer Jackson Allan and guitarist Jack Foumakis walk us through the journey of their band.

From the evolution of their sound, supporting Aussie artists like Shannon Noll and Reece Mastin, to some hilarious road stories, the boys paint one hell of a picture of the rockstar lifestyle.

Getting down to the nitty gritty, the boys detail their latest releases and the differences their new recording process made. We even get a sneak peak into the future of the band's style, as they share their excitement about the music they'll be releasing next.

It's an hour filled with laughs, insights, and classic banter... potentially NSFW...

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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De La Vinx is a live performer, burlesque dancer, fire-twirler, and teacher. 

From a childhood of loving dirt bikes and drifting, De La Vinx did a total 180 after giving birth to her daughter. Looking for avenues to build confidence and find herself, De took a burlesque dance class and never looked back.

Diving head first into an industry she barely knew, De La Vinx found new life in live performance and entertainment. Now she regularly performs ankle grinding routines, fire breathing & fire twirling, burlesque shows, private events, and so much more. 

In some truly heartfelt moments, we talk in-depth about what it’s like to grow your confidence and the impact it has on other avenues in your life. Even better, the beauty of being able to help other people find their confidence and their sexy.

It’s not all tears of joy, because learning to dance in 7 inch heels is a recipe for pain, as well as battling the public perception of the industry. 

If you’re inspired by someone finding their passion, setting challenges and constantly learning, De La Vinx will most certainly open your eyes to a thing or two. 

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. 

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Samsun Joseph is a Chef, Restaurant Owner, Creative Director, and Entrepreneur.

He shares the story of his journey as a chef, having worked in all sorts of kitchens from McDonald's to high-end gourmet restaurants. His Afro-fusion restaurant, Wau Kitchen, and event company A+ Creative Hub, have been spreading African culture in Brisbane for as long as anyone. Sam tells us what it was like being the first person to throw an African fashion event in Brisbane.

As Raphael's first client, the relationship between Sam and Dojo goes back right to the beginning, so Sam wraps it all up with some heart-to-heart business advice for the Dojo boys.

A great episode with a truly kind soul who is always looking to help those around him.

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

Contact us at [email protected] or on all socials @dojomediashow or @dojomediaco

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Trinity Dance Crew are a multicultural dance crew, sharing their creative styles in Afro, Dancehall and Street styles.

Brought to life by the dynamic duo, Melissa and Georgia, Trinity Dance Crew is the life of any party and they bring the same energy to the show.

While telling us about their individual journeys, influencing and inspiring others to dance, it's clear that Melissa and Georgia were meant to do it together.

To hear about their greatest shows, the origins of their craft, their process of creating or mirroring choreographies, advice, and so much more, wrap your ears around this episode. It's a great mix of laughs, honesty, and good energy.

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

Contact us at [email protected] or on all socials @dojomediashow or @dojomediaco

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Salomon Janvier is a fashion designer focussed on designing unique garments. His creations come from an honest place, and always with the best intentions for the community.

In an admirably open conversation, Salomon breaks down his process. From deciding upon a story to showcase, to designing each piece, and finally getting them out to the world, an intense amount of effort is required. Salomon tells us about his 3 collections, and what they represent.

He reflects heavily upon his latest collection, “I hate that I love you”, and what it meant to him as his final collection in Brisbane.

Addressing some of the public comments that have been made about the collection and its respective show, he shares his perspective of the complications that arose.

We discuss the future of our respective industries, media and fashion, how they could merge, and the future of our own creative journeys.

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

Contact us at [email protected] or on all socials @dojomediashow or @dojomediaco

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Alutondo (Di Badmon) is an Afrobeats artist based out of Brisbane. Check out his latest singles on YouTube, Spotify, and all platforms!

As talented as he is with music, he's as good with exploring ideas in conversation. In between stories of his amazing homecoming tour, he gives us a deep history lesson about Afrobeats and African music. We talk about the strength of the local African community, and what's needed to grow as a smaller independent artist. We dive into some ideas about the power of marketing in music, and why it's important people interpret it in their own way. There's even unexpected parallels we find between media and music production.

Finally, Alutondo hypes his upcoming project, something we're excited for as we roll into 2024!

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

Contact us at [email protected] or on all socials @dojomediashow or @dojomediaco

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Tomi Gray is a multi-talented artist, an eclectic creative, and a good friend of Dojo Media Co.

An incredibly skilled songwriter and instrumentalist, Tomi is celebrating the release of his newest single, 'Love & Heartbreak'. Tomi is also a published Children's Author and acclaimed animator under the alias 'War Of The Real'.

We pick Tomi's brains about his work, his need to output so many different forms of art, the (necessary?) battle with imposter syndrome, making a living with art, and how true creativity requires no compromise - a statement that Tomi embodies.

For those looking to get in the weeds, we discuss the possibility of sexually predatory dolphins, the existence of aliens, and other exciting possibilities.

Follow Tomi Gray on YouTube, Spotify, and keep up to date with his website - tomigray.com

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane

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Shot By March are a Photography and Videography company run by the powerful duo, Will & Kate. 

Serving Brisbane, Byron Bay, and everywhere in between, Shot By March have built a strong reputation with their distinct style and impressive portfolio. 

It’s the first-ever double guest episode, and the first guests who are also deeply entrenched in the media production realm. From their modest origins to brand expansion, establishing a unique aesthetic, crafting inviting settings, nurturing enduring connections, envisioning dream projects, and beyond, March & Dojo find countless points of relatability.

If you're fascinated by the art of creation, brand development, defining a unique style, or peering behind the curtains of media production, this enlightening discussion is a must-listen. Tune in as we unravel the intricacies of the creative process.

Hosted by Dojo Media Co.

Recorded at Catalog Music in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

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