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This week we're joined by Creative Storehouse's animator Victoria Soh. As Victoria's time with Creative Storehouse comes to a close as she furthers her studies, we decided to bring her onto the podcast and discuss the advantage of gaining experience while studying.
Joining Creative Storehouse as a fresh graduate, expectations of working as an animator can be slightly different than expected.
Tune into this week's episode of the podcast as Victoria shares more about her original expectations of becoming an animator, her experience with clients, and her development in being proactive.
For this week's episode of the podcast, we will be on the creative leader series as we talk about conflict resolution.
As many of us may know, conflicts happen all around us, from home, at school, and at work. These conflicts could revolve around having disagreements about large decisions being made or even deciding where to eat.
Matt and I will be taking a deeper look into how conflicts can affect the workplace environment and how conflict resolution can not only solve but improve your business.
For this week's episode, Matt and I have a conversation about the value of having a podcast for your brand/company and what it has done for us at Creative Storehouse.
During our conversation, Matt shares how the podcast had originally started up as an idea during the early stages of Creative Storehouse. We delve into the reasons why we run a podcast, how it became a challenge to consistently release episodes, and why the podcast served as a priority within the company.
Join us as we talk about why we think other companies or production houses should host their own podcast channel, and how having one can even place one's brand in the forefront of someone's mind.
For this week's episode, Matt and I have a conversation about the value of having a podcast for your brand/company and what it has done for us at Creative Storehouse.
During our conversation, Matt shares how the podcast had originally started up as an idea during the early stages of Creative Storehouse. We delve into the reasons why we run a podcast, how it became a challenge to consistently release episodes, and why the podcast served as a priority within the company.
Join us as we talk about why we think other companies or production houses should host their own podcast channel, and how having one can even place one's brand in the forefront of someone's mind.
In this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Yuki Murakami, a service designer from Toy8 who designs business strategies. Yuki's job is to come up with breakthrough ideas to help grow the business by designing the structure of strategy and customer experience.
During his term in Malaysia for 3 months, Yuki shares his experience of work culture comparing Japan and Malaysia as a creative. In our conversation, Yuki shares the differences he's noticed during his time here as well as his routine working in the heart of Tokyo.
Toy 8: https://www.toyeight.com/
In this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Yuki Murakami, a service designer from Toy8 who designs business strategies. Yuki's job is to come up with breakthrough ideas to help grow the business by designing the structure of strategy and customer experience.
During his term in Malaysia for 3 months, Yuki shares his experience of work culture comparing Japan and Malaysia as a creative. In our conversation, Yuki shares the differences he's noticed during his time here as well as his routine working in the heart of Tokyo.
To find out more about Yuki and Toy 8, be sure to visit the links down below!
Yuki: https://note.com/yuki_murakami/
Yuki Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yuki__murakami/
Toy 8: https://www.toyeight.com/
Toy 8 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toy8_my/
For this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Matthew as we have our first one-to-one chat after a while.
For this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by Matthew as we have our first one-to-one chat after a while.
Inspired by the fact that Creative Storehouse is currently going through a busy period, taking on more projects and clients. We decided to have a conversation as to why we as Creative Storehouse want to value simple things regardless of whether it is during relaxed or busy times.
During our conversation, we talk about Creative Storehouse's weekly catchup meetings, taking up personality courses, or playing online games such as Spyfall. We discuss how Creative Storehouse prioritizes the relationships and bonds within the team. Matt shares why that is so important not just currently, but also how that will affect us in the long run as the team continues to grow with more projects to come.
Matt also shares how his work experiences from the past have shaped his mindset and work ethic to prioritize the simple things, setting Creative Storehouse's core values.
For this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by a professional drum instructor, session musician, and the founder of Angguk Studios Jerry Lim!
During our conversation, Jerry and I talk about his upbringing and how he had originally got into music and became a drummer. He shares his experiences with drumming mentors which then gave him connections to the music industry. During that period of time, Jerry took on an Audio Engineering course in SAE which grew an interest in post-production and study work. As an Audio Engineer, Jerry's goal was to start up a recording studio which we now know as Angguk Studios. From there Angguk Studios begin to grow from simply being a recording space to an official event venue for local artists to perform.
Be sure to tune into this week's episode to find out how Angguk Studios came to be as well as Jerry's goal to bridge the gap between various music scenes around Malaysia.
For this week's episode of the podcast, I'm joined by a professional drum instructor, session musician, and the founder of Angguk Studios Jerry Lim!
During our conversation, Jerry and I talk about his upbringing and how he had originally got into music and became a drummer. He shares his experiences with drumming mentors which then gave him connections to the music industry. During that period of time, Jerry took on an Audio Engineering course in SAE which grew an interest in post-production and study work. As an Audio Engineer, Jerry's goal was to start up a recording studio which we now know as Angguk Studios. From there Angguk Studios begin to grow from simply being a recording space to an official event venue for local artists to perform.
Be sure to tune into this week's episode to find out how Angguk Studios came to be as well as Jerry's goal to bridge the gap between various music scenes around Malaysia.
To find out more about Jerry and Angguk Studios, be sure to visit the links down below!
Angguk Studios: https://linktr.ee/anggukstudio
Angguk Studios Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studioangguk/
Angguk Music: https://www.instagram.com/anggukmusic/
Jerry Lim Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jerrylsw/
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