What's up, friends?!

Based on what people in my life have shared with me, I'm a pretty logic-dominant person.

When I come across someone that I find to be super creative, I want to get to know more about them.

I've had the pleasure of getting to know Sherene Strausberg for a while now.

She's the founder and owner of 87th Street Creative, a digital marketing agency that helps business owners with motion design and animation, among other things.

In other words, Sherene works with her clients to convert the idea living in their heads into something visual that's engaging and easily conveys their value.

In this conversation, Sherene shares stories from her upbringing, being introduced to music at an early age.

Music was her driving force, and sent her out to the West Coast to do music composition and film scoring.

She shares her experience as a sound engineer with NPR, and some of the mighty lessons she learned from that experience.

When family became her priority, and she found herself back on the East Coast, Sherene shares how she went into graphic design to create a life that worked for her and her family.

As a motion designer and animator, Sherene discusses some of the challenges that businesses face to connect with their audiences, and some tips on how they can leverage animation to effectively engage with customers.

Creativity means business! This is the Adulthood:Revisited Podcast.

Connect with Sherene Strausberg:

87th Street Creative

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Sherene's Portfolio on Vimeo