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In episode 41, Brenton and Bryant discuss the importance of creating what you believe. It's really hard to buy into something that you don't believe. In a past interview with producer Keith Everette Smith, he talked about the most difficult part of being a producer is having to finish a project that you don't really like or believe in. How can we create art that's meaningful and impacts people when we don't even believe in it ourselves. Let's never get to the point where we create because we have to, rather let's create because we get to. ⏪ Subscribe here - http://goo.gl/cPTtko

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In Episode 40, Brenton and Bryant have a conversation with professional musician, David Andrew. David is a part of Hillsong Church in Sydney, Australia where he has been serving for more than 10 years. He is an integral part of the creative team at Hillsong and a fantastic keys player. David grew up playing piano and is an accomplished musician in many ways. Like most creatives, David has several projects and a variety of skills and talents that help him in the music industry as a full-time musician. They go deep into the heart of Hillsong church and what it actually means to serve the church as a musician and worship leader. ⏪

For more information about David, follow him on social media - Facebook - Instagram - Twitter // Also, check out his new film project at www.perfectsongfilm.com

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In Episode 40, Brenton and Bryant have a conversation with professional musician, David Andrew. David is a part of Hillsong Church in Sydney, Australia where he has been serving for more than 10 years. He is an integral part of the creative team at Hillsong and a fantastic keys player. David grew up playing piano and is an accomplished musician in many ways. Like most creatives, David has several projects and a variety of skills and talents that help him in the music industry as a full-time musician. They go deep into the heart of Hillsong church and what it actually means to serve the church as a musician and worship leader. ⏪

For more information about David, follow him on social media - Facebook - Instagram - Twitter // Also, check out his new film project at www.perfectsongfilm.com

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As creatives, it's pretty typical to have your hand in about one thousand different things at any given time. Add that to the fast paced world that we live in, and you can get stuck in a perpetual cycle of a crazy non-stop life. Sometimes, the most difficult thing to do is be still. If we never take a moment to be still, collect our thoughts, and take a break from the noise, we won't be able to create from that deeper place. The world is already noisy enough. Let's take time to be still and more than just noisy art. ⏪

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As creatives, it's pretty typical to have your hand in about one thousand different things at any given time. Add that to the fast paced world that we live in, and you can get stuck in a perpetual cycle of a crazy non-stop life. Sometimes, the most difficult thing to do is be still. If we never take a moment to be still, collect our thoughts, and take a break from the noise, we won't be able to create from that deeper place. The world is already noisy enough. Let's take time to be still and more than just noisy art. ⏪

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In Episode 38, we unpack the journey of Thomas Dulin. Thomas currently spends most of his time on the road touring as a FOH engineer and tour manager. He's toured with such acts as Ben Rector, Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, Ingrid Michaelson, Colony House, Third Day, and many more. He is also a Nashville based producer and has worked on many different types of projects both with local artists and others from all over the US. After sitting down with Thomas for 5 minutes, you can tell that he's a super genuine guy with a heart for people and making great art. We go deep discussing what it's like to be out on the road and what being a tour manager and FOH engineer really looks like behind the scenes. For more about Thomas, visit www.thomasdulin.com ⏪

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In Episode 38, we unpack the journey of Thomas Dulin. Thomas currently spends most of his time on the road touring as a FOH engineer and tour manager. He's toured with such acts as Ben Rector, Drew Holcomb and the Neighbors, Ingrid Michaelson, Colony House, Third Day, and many more. He is also a Nashville based producer and has worked on many different types of projects both with local artists and others from all over the US. After sitting down with Thomas for 5 minutes, you can tell that he's a super genuine guy with a heart for people and making great art. We go deep discussing what it's like to be out on the road and what being a tour manager and FOH engineer really looks like behind the scenes. For more about Thomas, visit www.thomasdulin.com ⏪

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Everyone's journey looks different. If you try to copy someone else's journey your'e never going to fulfill what you were meant to do. Every time we set out on a journey, there's always a struggle that happens. It could be as simple as the fact that you don't feel like going. Or maybe you have a few really discouraging days. Maybe you're not making any money and you can't survive. The list goes on and on, but you're not alone. The "struggle" that we're talking about is a part of the journey and always has been. Anytime you set out to accomplish something, it's not really a question of "will there be struggles?" The question is who are you going to be and what can you do in spite of them. ⏪

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Everyone's journey looks different. If you try to copy someone else's journey your'e never going to fulfill what you were meant to do. Every time we set out on a journey, there's always a struggle that happens. It could be as simple as the fact that you don't feel like going. Or maybe you have a few really discouraging days. Maybe you're not making any money and you can't survive. The list goes on and on, but you're not alone. The "struggle" that we're talking about is a part of the journey and always has been. Anytime you set out to accomplish something, it's not really a question of "will there be struggles?" The question is who are you going to be and what can you do in spite of them. ⏪

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Hope earned her bachelor’s degree in Cinema-Television and immediately moved to Los Angeles post-graduation to begin her career in production. She started at CBS Studios and eventually worked for various TV production series for ABC, CBS, and TV Land.

Hope then moved to London to expand her passion for storytelling by getting behind the camera and interviewing fellow travelers on her journeys from Marrakech to Reykjavik.

She is now a proud resident of Nashville and loves working at GI INC, where she is able to combine her career with her passion for sharing stories of purpose. Hope is a creative visionary which, combined with her meticulous attention to detail and organizational skills, makes her an energetic asset to the mission of Grateful Inconvenience. ⏪

For more about Hope, visit http://www.gi-inc.co

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