Teralon Talks

Teralon directors, Julian Wakefield and Guy Ellis, join on this month's episode to give an update on some of the projects we've been hard at work on here at Teralon. In doing so, we discuss the topic of pushing creative limits and stepping outside of your comfort zone in order to foster growth, both personally and as a company.

Perry Perkins speaks about his journey to becoming a Filmmaker, Photographer, and Social Media manager at Teralon Media. He takes us through his story of growing up in America, how his passion for travel changed the course of his life, and moving to the UK.

Veronica Doncheva speaks about her journey to becoming a Personal Assistant and Junior Producer at Teralon Media. She shares stories of moving from Bulgaria, growing up in the UK and the importance of creating a tight-knit team within the industry.

What's So Good About Clubhouse?

0:00‚Äč - Intro

01:00 - What is clubhouse?

03:07‚Äč - Privacy issues

05:27‚Äč - Why is Clubhouse useful?

07:41‚Äč - Up to date and relevant information from experts

08:14‚Äč - Networking opportunities

09:30‚Äč - Converts well to other platforms

10:00‚Äč - Promotion of your brand, service or product

10:53 - Wrap up

Kevin Elliott is the co-founder of Wewa Films a film production company based in Wewahitchka, Florida. Kevin also has 20 years of corporate and entrepreneurial marketing experience.

If you are looking to attract a greater amount of high-end clients, Kevin and Julian break down the way you should market and brand yourself in this episode.

In this episode, we go over content strategy for LinkedIn company pages. We discuss what we think companies are doing well; not so well; content ideas and what we do when we approach it for our clients.

In this episode we go over the topic of daily vlogging. We have seen several companies start to do it recently. We go over the benefits and drawbacks of daily vlogging. Who we think it's good for. How should you approach it if you were going to?

Julien Jarry is an experienced cinematographer, based just outside of New York, who has worked with with high profile adventure, audio, and sportswear companies, and religious institutions.

If you have ever felt frustrated about not getting the necessary resources and input from your clients to create great work, this episode is for you! Julien goes into depth about how he works with his clients, guides and educates them towards a successful pre-production, and provides the best service possible.

Phil is a London based DOP working

on commercials, feature films and dramas.

Alongside his commercial work, he has worked

with visionary directors such as Cary Fukunaga,

David Leitch and Antoine Fuqua.

Some projects he has been involved in are:

007, NO TIME TO DIE

SEX EDUCATION

KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE

Phil talks us through how he broke into the filmmaking industry at a young age; how he managed to leverage social media and managing mental health by finding a work-life balance. We also discuss how he is now more drawn to create films that matter more to him personally and impact a greater cause and what makes that now the case.

Ed Fousset tells us how he built his career as a travel filmmaker, from building his portfolio to finding the right clients. We also talk about how he gets his family, friends, and girlfriend involved in these exciting travel gigs. Finally, we discuss some newly announced cameras, notably Canon's R5 and C300 mk III.