The Headcanon Podcast

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Gear is a tricky one. If you don't want to hear about it than its hard to change your mind. This is just my perspective on how gear helps or hinders our creativity and what that can mean for where we're at on our journeys.

Practice makes perfect, but done is better. After an 8 month hiatus from creative, narrative filmmaking, I filmed and released a new horror short film - You can find it on YouTube by following this LINK - This podcast is my reflection of that creative experience and what I was able to take away from it.

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The season's changing, the world is changing and things are changing for me too. Within those changes I was able to learn a valuable lesson and this episode is all about sharing that lesson with you. 

I keep this old fortune cookie paper in my phone case that reads: "Success won't taste so good without Failure as appetizers." We have all heard similar things before, I'm sure. But maybe now is the time you need to hear it again. I know it worked for me and I'm excited to fail and learn all over again!

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What better way to learn than from my mistakes? Don't get caught up in developing your creative ideas. Take that right out of your process and start making something. Before you know it, you'll be learning from your own mistakes!

"You have to find a way to fall in love with all these little moments all these little things all these little bits - because those things are what your life is. Your life isn’t the sum of your finished jobs or your movies or your art. It’s how you get through every day and stay inspired. How you get through everyday and find joy in the monotony."

-Mike Pecci.

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It's always bothered me. This idea that the more one does, the more successful one is. It seems strange that I could be physically and mentally exhausted but as long as I got out there and gave it my all, I can consider that a success. This line of thinking leaves no room for self care, reflection or the ability to pivot creative strategies. I touch on the surface here and we may go deeper at a later date. If that's something you'd like to hear, please let me know.

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I think it's a question most creatives end up asking themselves: "Should I go back to school?" Today I discuss my personal experience with Full Sail University, pros and cons, and the pursuit of my degree in digital cinematography. 

Questions, comments or concerns please feel free to contact me anyway you feel comfortable.

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R.I.P. Halyna Hutchins

I'm so excited to bring you our first guest Jack Foran - Jack and I discuss the importance of peer collaboration, feedback and thinking outside of our own little boxes.

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Jack's Links

https://soundcloud.com/jack-foran-composition

https://jackforanmusic.squarespace.com/

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How do you find value in what you create? Do you provide value to others or strive to find value for yourself? 

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It's a question we all ask ourselves as creatives. "Is this good enough?" - I've been asking myself this question for a long time and I think I've found some answers that I'd like to share with you.

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