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Write That Down
By Nate Ulrich and Jacob NovakTV & Film
Write That Down episodes
- 31: Cultivating Community w/ Rohan Bandekar and Daniel Muleady
This week, we’re joined by Rohan Bandekar and Daniel Muleady as we discuss their upcoming film for their senior capstone, as well as their journey in jumpstarting a studio and a creative community.
FOLLOW US: @nateulrich16 and @JacobYesvak.
FOLLOW ROHAN AND DANIEL: Juniata Creators and 114 Banana Studios.
Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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1 hr 27 min - 30: The Art of Things - Spontaneity w/ Harry Biddle
Today, we’re joined once again by friend of the show, Harry Biddle. He walks us through how he stays adventurous and spontaneous in his day-to-day life, and even tells some stories from his time at sea.
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Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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1 hr 2 min - 29: Inspiration vs. Imitation
We get into the difference between inspiration and imitation after some interesting news from Hollywood breaks. We discuss where the line is between copying an existing work vs. adapting it, and a lot more.
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Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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42 min - 28: Live Performance w/ Jack Badger
Today, our good friend and singer-songwriter, Jack Badger, joins us to talk about his experiences in music performance. We go over his music origins, songwriting process, and where he’d like to go from here.
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FOLLOW JACK: @JackWTBadger and @jack.badger.
Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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49 min - 27: Project Therapy II w/ Evan Quinter
We welcome Evan Quinter back to the podcast so that we can discuss his thoughts on our previous episode on creative competition. Then, we dive into our second session of Project Therapy, where we talk to each other through ideas that we're trying to get off the ground.
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FOLLOW EVAN: @tall_dude64
Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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1 hr 11 min - 26: Supporting Each Other
Description: Today, we’re discussing how we can best support each others projects. We talk about support systems in college vs the professional world, and especially when we feel like we don’t know enough to contribute.
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Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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47 min - 25: Quarterly Update
It’s a different kind of episode this week as we reflect on the first 25 episodes on the podcast and discuss what we’re excited about for the future of the show.
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Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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17 min - 24: The Comfort Zone
Today, we’re talking about our own comfort zones. We discuss how they influence what projects we take, how we expand our comfort zone, and challenge ourselves in ways to step outside of that zone.
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Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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46 min - 23: Doubt w/ Katie Brown
We’re joined by friend of the show, Katie Brown. We talk about how doubt emerges in both our creative endeavors and in leadership roles, as well as how we combat it.
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Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
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1 hr 1 min - 22: Creative Competition
Today, we’re tackling the idea of creative competition and how we compare ourselves to others around us. We talk about both the positive and negative effects of a competitive mindset, as well as how you can maintain a healthy environment amidst competition.
FOLLOW US: @nateulrich16 and @JacobYesvak.
Music by Ketsa and Punch Deck.
Email us at [email protected].
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About Write That Down
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Nate Ulrich and Jacob Novak get together every week to talk about everything from writing, to videography, to finding your creative identity as you go through your everyday life.