Summary

Adam Parker joins Daniel for this episode of the podcast, which is really sort of an extension of the discussion the pair had during the Henry Stewart Photo Studio Ops forum virtual conference on September 27, 2022.

We break down what Flow production is, how it relates to studios, and what you can do to improve your studio processes once you understand this information. 

Key Takeaways

OK, so this seems like the right way of looking at things. What do I do now? 

If you are looking to improve your studio’s performance, here are some takeaways that are universal. 

1. First, be willing to try. 
   1. Important: “Willing to try” also means “Willing to fail!”
   2. In a studio, there are very few “one-way doors,” encourage “failure”
   3. Testing, iteration, and continuous marginal gains will always win out.
       
2. No step can be sacred. 
   1. The output of our work (imagery) is the entire point – not the process of how we get there
   2. Every step needs to solve a problem and add value - and this constantly changes
       
3. Find a technology that can support this. 

Credits
Produced by: Creative Force - creativeforce.io
Edited by: Calvin Lanz Sound - clsound.net
Hosted by: Daniel Jester - danieltjester.com