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Episode 7 (Member Spotlight): Bringing Together Music and Coding with Keith Patchel (CEO at Plinkout)
In this episode, we chat with Keith Patchel an award winning film composer based in NYC where he is the Co-Creator of the MarsBand at the Hayden Planetarium (American Museum of Natural History). He is the composer for the Emmy nominated HBO documentary "Finishing Heaven" (2010) as well as having won Best Composer award for the film "Crumble" at Manhattan Film Festival (2011) and New York International Film Festival (2010).
Keith is an EpiSchool Member and in this session we learn more about how he incorporates music, coding and building a software company as part of the daily practice. Keith shares why it is important to learn different "languages" in order to communicate well and be effective as business executive in today's world ("music is a language; coding is a language"). Finally, Keith shares more about his approach to learn coding and tips for overcoming initial roadblocks and challenges.
Books Keith recommends for early-stage founders: 1) Lean StartUp and 2) Business Model Canvas
Produced by: EpiSchool (www.epi.school)
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By Paul Orland and Branko BackovicIn this episode, we chat with Keith Patchel an award winning film composer based in NYC where he is the Co-Creator of the MarsBand at the Hayden Planetarium (American Museum of Natural History). He is the composer for the Emmy nominated HBO documentary "Finishing Heaven" (2010) as well as having won Best Composer award for the film "Crumble" at Manhattan Film Festival (2011) and New York International Film Festival (2010).
Keith is an EpiSchool Member and in this session we learn more about how he incorporates music, coding and building a software company as part of the daily practice. Keith shares why it is important to learn different "languages" in order to communicate well and be effective as business executive in today's world ("music is a language; coding is a language"). Finally, Keith shares more about his approach to learn coding and tips for overcoming initial roadblocks and challenges.
Books Keith recommends for early-stage founders: 1) Lean StartUp and 2) Business Model Canvas
Produced by: EpiSchool (www.epi.school)