Silent Giants with Corey Cambridge

Welcome to the Silent Giants podcast! Our special guest this episode is superstar make-up artist Kristy Strate. Kristy is one of my dearest friends who is one of the top make-up artists in the worlds of fashion, television, and movies. She's touched up folks like David Guetta, Sally Fields & Don Lemon and works closely with publications like Paper, Billboard and Hollywood Reporter magazines. Kristy popped by my Bed Stuy apartment and we chopped it up about all things make-up. We chat about her early life growing up in Utah, how she broke into the industry when she first arrived in Los Angeles, she breaks down the x’s and o’s of the business side of the make-up industry and so much more!I learned so much about Kristy and her work as a make-up artist and I am sure you’ll do the same!Visit Kristy's website and follow her on InstagramFollow Silent Giants on Instagram This episode was edited by Bradley Nayman This episode was mixed by Mark ByrdCheckout Corey's other show OPP (Other People's Podcast). OPP highlights America's top podcasters and the dope shows they created. LISTEN NOW on Apple and Spotify. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our special guest this episode is legendary photographer Douglas Kirkland. At age 24, he was hired as a staff photographer for Look magazine and became famous for his 1961 photos of Marilyn Monroe. Douglas has photographed some of the most iconic superstars in American popular culture like Audrey Hepburn, Judy Garland, Andy Warhol and many others.He also did the photography for some of the greatest films in movie history like ‘The Sound of Music’, Titanic, Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid and many others.In this interview we chat about his early start in photography, we bound over him getting his first job in my hometown of Richmond VA, working with Marilyn Monroe, his experience at the Michael Jackson ‘Thriller’ video shoot and a whole lot more.This episode was edited by Bradley Nayman This episode was mixed by Mark ByrdBe sure to checkout my other podcast OPP (Other People's Podcast). OPP is America's #1 podcast discovery platform that highlights your favorite podcasters and the amazing shows they created. LISTEN NOW on Apple and Spotify. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our special guest is none other than music supervisor, producer, and creative strategist Mike Boris. With over 20 years experience in the music and advertising industry Mike has served as Head of Music at prestigious creative ad agencies like Bates and McCann Erikson. After his time at McCann in 2012 he struck out on his own and founded Jaded Melody where he produces original music with top talent for branded content and storytelling.In our interview I got to learn about his upbringing, how he developed a strong love for music, how his passion for playing the drums lead him into a career in music, how his time as Head of Music at McCann Erickson prepared him for entrepreneurship and a whole lot more. This episode was edited by Brad Nayman. This episode as mixed by Mark Byrd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our special guest this episode is the 87 year old legendary American art director, designer and author George Lois. George is one the greatest advertising minds of the 20th century serving as Esquire magazine’s art director throughout the 1960’s and creating over 90 covers for the magazine. One of his famous covers of Esquire you may know is his depiction of Muhammad Ali as St. Sebastian. He also launched MTV with it’s iconic ‘I want my MTV’ campaign and created that advertising strategy that made Tommy Hilfiger a fashion household name. He even created the popular phrase ‘If you got it flaunt it’. George is also the author of ‘Damn Good Advice (For People With Talent)’ which is an amazing good that I highly recommend for people working in creative industries.In this interview I chat with George at his Manhattan apartment and he shares amazing stories about his upbringing in NYC, his college years at Pratt, he tells me stories behind his iconic campaigns for Tommy Hilfiger and MTV, how he met Muhammad Ali, and so much more.www.georgelois.comThis is episode was mixed by Mark Byrd. Be sure to checkout Corey's other show 'OPP' which highlights America's top podcasters and the dope shows they created on Apple or Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode of Silent Giants!Our special guest this episode is Vincent Paterson, the legendary choreographer for pop music and dance icon Michael Jackson. Vincent is responsible for creating some of MJ’s most iconic dance moves. He directed and choreographed Jackson's Bad tour as well as conceiving and choreographing "Smooth Criminal". He choreographed other Jackson music videos, "Black or White", "The Way You Make Me Feel", "Dirty Diana", "Speed Demon", Michael’s Super Bowl Halftime show, and 1988 Grammys awards performance. He even invented the ‘crotch grab’. Vincent also in the famous fight scene from ‘Beat It’ and a zombie in ‘Thriller’. When you watch some of Michael’s most iconic work you’re really watching Michael Jackson dance like Vincent Paterson. Crazy to think about right?Vincent also worked with Madonna choreographing her iconic music videos for ‘Express Yourself’ and ‘Vogue’. Who doesn’t know Madonna’s famous vogue pose right?Vincent is such a mega silent giant that it was impossible for me to ask him everything in our hour long interview so I decided to focus the direction of the interview on Vincent’s life and experience working with Michael Jackson. I hope to one day bring you in a part 2 but I am sure you’re going to enjoy this special episode.in this interview Vincent Paterson goes in-depth about his childhood outside of Philadelphia, how he got into dance, working as an assistant to Michael Peters who choreographed Thriller and Beat It music videos, how he then became MJ's lead choreographer and a whole lot more.www.vincentpaterson.comFOLLOW SILENT GIANTS ON INSTAGRAMFOLLOW COREY CAMBRIDGE This episode was mixed by Mark Byrd. Be sure to checkout Corey's other show 'OPP (Other People's Podcast)' which highlights America's favorite podcasters and the dope shows they created. Listen on Apple and Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today’s special guest is musical artist, songwriter and producer Jared Evan. Jared is an amazing talent and super cool human being who has vast knowledge on the music industry. In 2009 Jared signed to Interscope records and was heavily backed by industry heavyweight, Jimmy Iovine. He’s also worked in the studio with some of the biggest names in music like Pharrell, Chad Hugo, Dr. Dre, illmind, Action Bronson, Joey Badass, and many others. Currently Jared is releasing new music independently and new music he says is soon to be on the way.In this interview we chat about his upbringing in Long Island, how his first internship atFader lead him to working with legendary music video director Rik Cordero, meeting Diddy, how he landed at Interscope, his new venture as a independent artist and he shares unreal valuable advice for independent artist.FOLLOW JARED EVAN ON INSTAGRAMFOLLOW SILENT GIANTS ON INSTAGRAMFOLLOW COREY CAMBRIDGE ON INSTAGRAMThis episode was mixed by Mark ByrdListen to Corey's other show OPP (Other People's Podcast) which features interviews with America's top podcasters. LISTEN NOW ON APPLE AND SPOTIFY Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to another episode of Silent Giants!Today’s special guest is Allee Willis the songwriter behind Earth, Wind and Fire’s classic song ‘September’. Allee is also the songwriter of ‘I’ll Be There For You’ by The Rembrandts which became the theme song for the hit TV show ‘Friends’. She also co-wrote the Tony and Grammy-winning Broadway musical, The Color Purple. And currently a major motion picture based on the musical is currently being produced by Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey, Quincy Jones, and Scott Sanders.[5] In 2018 Allee was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame.In this interview she dials in to the podcast to share her journey of growing up in Detroit during the height of the Motown era, getting her first job at Columbia records as a copywriter, working under Clive Davis, meeting Janis Joplin a week before she died, the making of Earth, Wind and Fire’s ‘September’, the creation of the Friends theme song ‘I’ll be There for You’, co-writing The Color Purple musical and a whooole lot more.Follow Allee on InstagramFollow Silent Giants on InstagramFollow Corey Cambridge on Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Todays special guest is Mike Ladman, music supervisor at Droga5 creative agency. Droga is an agency works with companies across various mediums of broadcast, print, digital, social, and experiential marketing. Some of Droga5’s most recognizable work includes campaigns for The New Times, Newcastle Brown Ale, and Under Armour.Corey sits down with Mike to learn more about his upbringing, his love for music and we learn more about his day to day role as music supervisor.Follow Mike on InstagramFollow Silent Giants on InstagramFollow Corey on InstagramAlso, be sure to checkout Corey's other show 'OPP (Other People's Podcast)'. OPP highlights America's top podcasters and the dope shows they created. Listen now on Apple, Spotify, and Acast.This episode was mixed by Mark Byrd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today’s special guest is graphic designer Michael Doret the silent behind the Famous NY KNICKS logo. In this interview I sit down with Michael to chat about his upbringing in Brooklyn, how he got into graphic design, he offers advice to young creatives, we talk the sacrifices hes made along the way and of course we go into the making of the NY Knicks logo!Checkout Michael Doret's websiteFOLLOW MICHAEL ON INSTAGRAM FOLLOW SILENT GIANTS ON INSTAGRAMFOLLOW COREY ON INSTAGRAMThis episode was mixed by Mark Byrd. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today’s special guest is fashion make-up artist Jezz Hill. Jezz has done makeup for top publications and brands like Elle, Bazaar, Lorreal, Lee and more. I stopped by her Bed Stuy apartment to chat about her upbringing in Argentina, her early career as a chef, moving to NYC, how she got into make up, building her clientele and a whole lot more.https://www.jezzhill.com/FOLLOW JEZZ ON INSTAGRAMFOLLOW SG ON INSTAGRAMFOLLOW COREY ON INSTAGRAMCheckout Corey's other podcast OPP(Other People's Podcast). OPP highlights your favorite podcasters and the amazing shows they created. LISTEN NOW on Apple or Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.