Technically Creative by KoobrikLabs
Technically Creative by KoobrikLabs explores the people who bridge imagination and systems—operators, creatives, and technologists turning ideas into industry. It's a technology podcast aimed at those who don't consider themselves technical but need to understand the systems shaping creative work. Host Orlando Wood talks with guests about the intersection of creativity and technology.
Episodes
Can You Copyright AI-Generated Work? | AI Lawyer Lisa Oratz Explains
Can you copyright AI-generated work? If you create a film, image, character or advertisement using generative AI, who actually owns it?
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In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Lisa Ora
Is Ad Tech Coming for Everything?
Weekly AI news for the creative industries. This week, Technically Creative asks whether ad tech is about to become something much bigger: the system that creates, distributes, targets, measures and continuously rewrites advertising.
TikTok, Meta, OpenAI, NBCUniversal, FreeWheel, Newton and Omnicom are all pushing AI deeper into advertising. Creative generation, media buying, audience targeting, c
How AI Is Rewriting Film Production | Inside LumaAI with Ryan Black & Kyt Janae
How is AI actually changing professional film and advertising production?
Technically Creative is brought to you by KoobrikLabs, the IT and AI partner for creative companies.
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Ryan Black and Kyt Janae from Luma AI to explore how generative AI is moving beyond individual image and video generation and into professional filmmaking,
The Cute Ai Agent Has Your Credit Card...
Weekly AI news for the creative industries. This week, Technically Creative looks at the rise of AI agents and a much bigger question than whether AI can write, code or make images: how much authority are we actually prepared to give it?
OpenAI and Meta are pushing toward always-on AI agents that can access files, communicate with people and act on your behalf. That became very real this week when
The Fight Over the Future of Commercial Production | Steve Davies (APA) and Matt Miller (AICP)
What happens when the agency advising a client on who should produce its advertising also has a financial interest in producing the work itself?
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In this special episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Steve Davies, CEO of the UK’s Advertising Producers Association (APA), and Matt Mi
AI is No Longer a Dirty Little Secret!
Weekly AI news for Hollywood, Advertising, and the creative industries. This week, Technically Creative looks at a major shift in generative AI: filmmakers, studios, musicians, publishers and advertisers are starting to talk publicly about how they are actually using AI.
Jeffrey Katzenberg is developing plans for an AI-focused animation venture. The Lion King director Rob Minkoff is developing Sto
AI Training Is Copying. Is It Infringement? | Keith Kupferschmid, CEO Copyright Alliance
AI is forcing one of the biggest copyright debates in decades. So what does copyright law actually say about training AI on creative work?
This episode is paid for by the Future of Life Institute.
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Keith Kupferschmid, CEO of the Copyright Alliance, to unpack the increasingly complicated relationship between artificial intelligence
Can AI BE Contained?
Weekly AI news for the creative industries. This week, Technically Creative asks a much harder question: can increasingly capable AI systems actually be contained?
The main story is the growing concern around autonomous AI agents. New reporting on an OpenAI evaluation described agents finding unauthorized ways to communicate, exploiting vulnerabilities, accessing the internet and reaching third-pa
Why a Live-Action Producer Took the Leap Into AI | Toby Walsham, Made By Humans
Can AI and traditional film production actually coexist?
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In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Toby Walsham, founder of Imagine This and Made By Humans, to explore what happens when an experienced live-action producer builds an AI creative studio from inside the adver
Is Advertising is Eating Itself?
Weekly AI news for the creative industries. This week, Technically Creative looks at the growing fight over who gets to make advertising, how AI is disappearing into professional creative workflows, and why the rules around technology, work and authorship are changing faster than the institutions around them.
The biggest story is advertising production.
WPP is pushing more commercial production th
Rethinking AI, Culture & Creativity | Oonagh Murphy, Arts Council England
Why are we using AI?
This episode of Technically Creative is brought to you by The Future of Life Insitute, an independent nonprofit working to steer transformative technologies toward benefiting humanity. https://futureoflife.org/
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Oonagh Murphy, Director of the Responsible AI Academy at Arts Council England, Senior Lecturer at G
Maybe the Answer is... Make More Movies?
Hi, and welcome to the Technically Creative Week in Review, where every Monday I look back at the biggest stories in AI, technology and the creative industries from the week just gone, and try to figure out what they actually mean for the week ahead.
Technically Creative is sponsored by KoobrikLabs, the AI and IT partner for creative companies. If you’re trying to figure out how AI, data and techn
AI, Taste and the Future of Advertising | Justine Armour, 72andSunny
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Justine Armour, Chief Creative Officer of 72andSunny International, for a conversation about AI, advertising, creativity, taste, originality and the future of creative work.
As generative AI makes it possible to produce more ideas, images, advertising and content than ever before, Justine argues that the most valuable creative sk
Can We Stop Calling Everything AI?
Weekly AI news for the creative industries. Every Monday, Technically Creative brings you a fast, opinionated recap of the biggest stories in artificial intelligence, entertainment, media and technology from the week just gone, and what they mean for the week ahead.
This is a new kind of episode for Technically Creative. Alongside our usual interviews with leaders across film, television, advertis
SAG-AFTRA on AI: Who Owns Your Face, Voice & Performance? with Duncan Crabtree-Ireland
SAG-AFTRA on AI: Who Owns Your Face, Voice & Performance?
🤝 Presented in Partnership with the Future of Life Institute
This episode is part of a special series presented in partnership with the Future of Life Institute (FLI).
Throughout Season 4 of Technically Creative, we're exploring some of the biggest questions surrounding artificial intelligence, creativity, copyright, performer rights, AI sa
Why We're Partnering with the Future of Life Institute
🌍 Learn More About the Future of Life Institute
The Future of Life Institute (FLI) is a nonprofit organization working to help ensure that transformative technologies, including artificial intelligence, benefit humanity while reducing catastrophic and existential risks. Through research, policy, public education, and collaboration, FLI brings together scientists, policymakers, technologists, and c
The Artist, Not The AI - Cannes Winning The Real Real "Am I Real" and Gaia "Hidden Heartbreak"
Can AI Create a Cannes-Winning Commercial?
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🎬 AI Filmmaking, Cannes Lions &
How Disney Finds the Future: Inside Disney Corporate Innovation
How does Disney stay innovative?
Inside the Disney’s Innovation Team and the future of entertainment with David Min
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Technically Creative is brought to you by KoobrikLabs, the data partner for creative companies.
🏰 How Disney Finds the Future
In the Season 4 premiere of Technically Creative,
Technically Creative: Digital Hollywood Panel - AI in the Creativity Pipeline
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Episode description
Technically Creative is brought to you by KoobrikLabs, your AI transformation partner for creative companies.
What happens when AI moves upstream into the creative process, before the camera ever rolls?
Recorded live at Digital Holly
The Hairdresser Who Ran Hollywood: Jon Peters, Part 3 "Dreaming Big is the Only Way to Dream"
In this third bonus episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood continues his conversation with legendary Hollywood producer Jon Peters, the producer behind Batman, A Star Is Born, Caddyshack, Flashdance, Superman, and many of the biggest blockbuster films of the 1980s and 1990s.
In Part One, we explored Jon Peters' unlikely journey from hairdresser to Hollywood producer through his partnership
Technically Creative: Live at British Arrows — AI & the Future of Craft
A special live episode recorded at British Arrows.
This panel explores how AI is reshaping creative work, from workflows and production systems to decision-making and craft. As more companies adopt AI tools, the real challenge is shifting from experimentation to implementation, redesigning how work actually gets done.
We discuss the gap between AI adoption and real impact, why most organizations a
50 Years of the Best British Advertising; with Simon Cooper and Charlie Gatsky Sinclair
What actually makes creative work matter?
In this final episode of Season 3 of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Simon Cooper and Charlie Gatsky Sinclair — the outgoing and incoming Chairs of the British Arrows — as the awards reach their 50th year.
The British Arrows is one of the most prestigious institutions in advertising, celebrating excellence in craft, storytelling, and crea
ElevenLabs, the AI Voice Factory; with Dan Jasnow
In this episode of Technically Creative, we sit down with Dan Jasnow, the Head of IP at ElevenLabs. He sits at the intersection of IP, legal, and policy at ElevenLabs and we talk about what copyright, consent, and control look like in the age of AI.
Before joining ElevenLabs, Dan spent over a decade advising companies across media, entertainment, and technology on how to navigate intellectual prop
Influence into Industry: The Rise of the Creator Economy With Kyle Hjelmeseth
He’s done $100M in creator deals. What does he know?
In this episode of Technically Creative, we sit down with Kyle Hjelmeseth, CEO of GMB Digital Management, to explore how the creator economy has matured into a real industry — and what that means for entertainment, advertising, and anyone building an audience today.
Because the model has flipped.
Creators no longer wait to be discovered.
They bu
Celebrating Craft in A World of Infinite Content; Danny Edwards of Shots.net
How do you curate infinite content?
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In this episode of Technically Creative, we sit down with Danny Edwards, co-editor of shots, to explore a simple but increasingly important question:
How do you curate infinite content?
shots has spent decades spotlighting the best work in advertising, film, and music videos
Who Decides What Great Advertising Is? Kevin Swanepoel from The One Club
In this episode of Technically Creative, we sit down with Kevin Swanepoel — CEO of The One Club for Creativity and steward of The One Show — to talk about how creative standards are defined in an industry that is constantly reinventing itself.
Advertising produces an enormous amount of work every year. Campaigns, films, brand activations, social content, AI experiments. In a world where more creat
Is AI Killing Art?; Marco Gentile on the Invisible Contract b/t Artist and Audience
In this episode of Technically Creative, we sit down with director Marco Gentile of Magna Studios to explore a powerful idea about creativity in the age of AI: what he calls “The Invisible Contract.”
For nearly two decades, Marco has worked as a director in advertising, crafting visually meticulous films for brands around the world. But as generative AI rapidly transforms how images, stories, and
Create Without Permission; Jagger Waters on The Creator Economy
In this episode of Technically Creative, we sit down with Jagger Waters — AI filmmaker, creator, and educator — to talk about what authorship looks like in the age of AI.
While much of the conversation around AI filmmaking centers on hype or fear, Jagger is focused on something far more practical: craft. From producing nearly solo short films to blending AI with live action and traditional editing
Why Comics Still Build Hollywood’s Best IP with Ross Richie from BOOM! Studios
In this episode of Technically Creative, we sit down with Ross Richie, founder of BOOM! Studios, to talk about why comics remain one of the most powerful IP engines in modern entertainment.
Long before Hollywood fully embraced the franchise era, Ross was building story worlds from the ground up — proving that independent comics could become global film and television properties. Under his leadersh
Where Ai And Artists Meet; Dani Van de Sande of Artist and the Machine
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In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Dani Van De Sande, founder of Artist and the Machine — one of the most important gatherings anywhere in th
Super Bowl Advertising in the Multi-Screen Era with Mark Gross and Chris Bellinger
🎙️ Meet the People Designing the Biggest Moment in Advertising
In this special post–Super Bowl episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Mark Gross, Co-Founder and Co-Chief Creative Officer of Highdive, and Chris Bellinger, Chief Creative Officer of PepsiCo Foods USA - two of the creative leaders behind some of the most talked-about Super Bowl advertising of the last decade.
The
Why Film Festivals Matter More than Ever with Cara Cusumano, Tribeca Film Festival
🎙️ Meet the Woman Helping Film Culture Make Sense of Itself
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Cara Cusumano, Festival Director of the Tribeca Film Festival — one of the three major American film festivals alongside Sundance and SXSW, and still one of the most important gateways to legitimacy for filmmakers worldwide.
Film festivals remain the first real hurdle fo
The Hairdresser Who Ran Hollywood: Jon Peters, Part 2 "Cutting His Teeth""
In this second bonus episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood continues his conversation with one of the most talked-about — and least understood — figures in modern Hollywood: Jon Peters.
In Part One, we explored Jon’s unlikely path from beauty school to Barbra Streisand and A Star Is Born. In this episode, we move into the next chapter of his career — the years when Jon steps out as an inde
The Hairdresser Who Ran Hollywood: Jon Peters, Part 1 "Making the Cut"
In this special bonus episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with one of the most mythologized and misunderstood figures in modern Hollywood: Jon Peters.
Jon’s life story reads like a Hollywood screenplay — from being pulled out of a troubled childhood and thrust into beauty school, to running a chain of iconic LA salons in the 1970s, to meeting Barbra Streisand and producing A St
The Man Preparing Hollywood for the Future, Yves Bergquist of ETC and CortoAI
🎙️ Meet the Man Shaping Hollywood's Future
In this season finale of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Yves Bergquist — Director of the AI & Media Project at USC’s Entertainment Technology Center (where every major studio, from Warner Bros. to Netflix to Sony, collaborates on the future of storytelling), and CEO of Corto AI, a company decoding the narrative DNA of films, ads, and me
Inside Goodby Silverstein’s AI R&D Lab
Every few years, advertising reinvents itself. This time, it’s happening from the inside out.
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Martin Pagh Ludvigsen, Director of AI and Creative Technology at Goodby Silverstein, one of the most iconic agencies in the world. Martin leads The Labs, a department that lives inside the creative floor (not the IT wing) and prototypes
The Modern Producer: Kati Haberstock on Building Smarter, Faster Workflows
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Kati Haberstock, Head of Production at Erich & Kallman and Ad Age’s 2024 Small Agency Producer of the Year, for a refreshingly real conversation about what it means to be a modern producer.
Kati’s career reads like a masterclass in production: from Smuggler, The Directors Bureau, and Buck to Framestore and now agency-side leaders
Inside USC’s Entertainment Tech Lab: Erik Weaver on AI, Virtual Production, and the Future of Story
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando sits down with Erik Weaver, Head of Virtual and Adaptive Production at the Entertainment Technology Center at USC, a studio-funded R&D group founded at the request of George Lucas. Erik explains how ETC bridges Hollywood and Silicon Valley, from drafting the first pass at digital cinema standards to today’s work on studio-grade AI pipelines. The goa
The Future Is Untold: Darren O’Kelly on Creativity, Culture, and Cloud-Native Storytelling
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Darren O’Kelly, CEO and co-founder of Untold Studios, to explore how one of the most forward-thinking creative companies in the world is reshaping the future of entertainment, VFX, and storytelling.
After 15 years leading The Mill, Darren left to build something radically different—a studio built entirely in the cloud, powered by
Benji Rogers on Attribution, AI, and the Next Napster Moment
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando sits down with Benji Rogers, Founder of Lark 42 and Co-President of Surreal AI, for a candid conversation about music, media, and the looming AI revolution.
Benji, a “recovering musician” turned entrepreneur, has spent his career helping technology companies understand music — and music companies understand technology. Now, through Surreal AI, he’s
Why Modern Athletes Must Be Creators: Lessons from Max Fleming and the Savannah Bananas
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In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood speaks with Max Fleming, founder of Motive LA, who represents standout athletes and creators—exploring how NIL deals, TikTok, and entertainment-first sports are reshaping the trajectory of modern athletic careers
Hollywood’s AI Classroom: Verena Puhm on Dream Lab LA
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In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Verena Puhm — Head of Studio at Dream Lab LA, the R&D arm of Luma AI, and a writer-producer-director turned AI pioneer.
Verena shares how she went from independent filmmaking — a world constrained
Why Disney vs. MidJourney Could Rewrite Hollywood’s IP Playbook
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Rob Rosenberg, partner at Moses Singer and managing director of MS Strategic Solutions. With a career spanning advertising, entertainment, and more than two decades at Showtime, including most recently as EVP and General Counsel, Rosenberg brings a rare perspective to the frontlines of law, media, and digital transformation.
From
Cracking the LinkedIn Algorithm: Alicia Teltz on Building a Six-Figure Funnel in Public
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando talks with Alicia Teltz, the former LinkedIn strategist who left her corporate role, built a personal brand from scratch, and turned her audience into a business. With over 20,000 followers, a thriving WhatsApp community, and a growing list of paid clients, Alicia breaks down what actually works on LinkedIn in 2025.
Alicia shares the real story behi
The Future of Advertising Production: Sergio Lopez on AI, Scale, and Creativity at Omnicom
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando sits down with Sergio Lopez, CEO of Omnicom Productions, to explore how one of the world’s largest advertising networks is rethinking production for the future.
With over 76 production units unified under a single global structure, Sergio shares how Omnicom is building a scalable model that balances efficiency, brand consistency, and creative excell
Infinite Content: Doug Shapiro on Media in the Age of Disruption
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Doug Shapiro — former Wall Street analyst, Time Warner strategist, author of the upcoming book Infinite Content, and one of the most respected media futurists in the business.
With more than three decades studying disruption across Wall Street, Hollywood, and Silicon Valley, Doug unpacks the tectonic shifts reshaping entertainmen
Bryn Mooser: Moonvalley, Asteria, and the Art of Ethical AI
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Bryn Mooser — Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker, co-founder of Asteria, and partner at Moon Valley — to discuss the creation of the world’s first commercially safe, fully licensed AI model built specifically for filmmakers.
From his early days making documentaries on Canon 5Ds with maxed-out credit cards to developing Moon Va
Behind Reality TV’s Biggest Hits: Jeff Jenkins on Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, and Storytelling That Sells
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando Wood sits down with Jeff Jenkins; Founder and President of Jeff Jenkins Productions, and the producer behind The Simple Life, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Bling Empire, and Hulu’s Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, to unpack the craft of reality TV from the man who helped define it.
From creating Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie’s comedic playground to
Inside Roblox’s Brand Strategy: Sue Anderson on Gen Z, Creativity, and UGC at Scale
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando sits down with Sue Anderson, VP of Creative at Roblox and former agency veteran, to unpack what happens when the creative lead of one of the most visited platforms on Earth doesn’t make any of the content.
With over 98 million daily users and more than 40 million user-generated experiences, Roblox isn’t just a game — it’s a decentralized creative ec
Where the Robots Grow: The First AI Feature Built Without a Studio
In this episode of Technically Creative, Orlando sits down with filmmaker and technologist Tom Paton, founder of AImation, to explore how AI is already disrupting the entertainment industry — and why the next generation of filmmakers won’t need studios, crews, or even cameras.
From releasing the first feature-length AI film Where the Robots Grow to building a closed-beta streaming platform for gam
Inside CAA Intell: André Vargas on Fighting AI Hype with Artist-First Data
In the Season 2 premiere of Technically Creative, we sit down with André Vargas, Chief Data Officer at CAA, to talk about why data (and the people behind it) matter more than ever in the entertainment industry.
From redefining AI as “augmented intuition” to building CAA Intell, a machine learning platform designed for artist representation, André breaks down what it really takes to integrate techn
Rob Minkoff On the Future of Animation in the Age of AI
In the SEASON FINALE of Technically Creative, we close out with a true legend.
Orlando Wood sits down with director Rob Minkoff, the visionary behind The Lion King, Stuart Little, and The Forbidden Kingdom — for a wide-ranging conversation about legacy, authorship, AI, and the future of animation.
With decades of experience across both animated and live-action storytelling, Rob reflects on how cre
From Love Island to The Crown: Inside Spain's Production Revolution
In this episode of Technically Creative by KoobrikLabs, Orlando Wood sits down with Mike Day, CEO of Palma Pictures, to unpack what it really takes to run one of Europe’s top production service companies.
Mike shares the story behind Palma Pictures’ growth from its roots in Mallorca to a major player across Spain and Portugal – helping studios, production houses, and brands bring complex creative
Hollywood is Dying: Inside Stay in LA
In this episode of Technically Creative by KoobrikLabs, Orlando speaks with Pamala Buzick Kim – creative producer, entrepreneur, and community organizer – about her work championing inclusion behind the camera and fighting to keep production jobs in Los Angeles.
Pamala reflects on her career journey from repping top-tier directors to launching tech platforms for creative talent, and how her role a
Epic Fails in Film, Media, and Advertising – Stories From the Cutting Room Floor
As we near the end of Season One, we’re doing something different.
In this special compilation episode, host Orlando Wood revisits one of the most revealing questions he asks every guest:
What’s the biggest f**k-up you’ve ever made — and what did you learn from it?
From feature directors to post-production heads, casting giants to brand leaders at Google, this episode is a raw, funny, and unexpect
You Can't Automate Taste: Editing, AI, and Creative Survival
In this episode, Orlando Wood sits down with Jane Dilworth – co-founder of the award-winning post-production company Work Editorial – for a wide-ranging, honest conversation on longevity, leadership, and the invisible art of editing.
From navigating the shift to remote collaboration during lockdown to building a post house grounded in trust and shared ownership, Jane shares what it really takes to
When Production is Paramount: How Superbloom Rebuilt the Creative Pipeline
In this episode, Orlando speaks with Tom Dunlap, Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer of Superbloom House — a creative collective, agency, and production company built for a new era of content creation.
With a background that spans Wieden+Kennedy, RSA Films, and 72andSunny, Tom shares how Superbloom emerged during the pandemic with a simple but powerful goal: to bring the best parts of entertainme
Hacking The Heart: Creative Technologist on Emotional Digital Intelligence, Omar Karim
In this week’s episode, Orlando sits down with AI Creative Technologist (Ex Meta, Ex R/GA, Ex Anomaly) and artist Omar Karim to explore the messy, playful, and sometimes deeply personal intersection of human emotion and machine intelligence.
Omar, whose unconventional career has taken him from groundbreaking ad agencies to leading creative tech at Meta, discusses the art of experimentation – why i
Making Noise: Creative Production for the Age of Everywhere with Dav Karbassioun, Magna Studios
In this episode, Orlando speaks with Dav Karbassioun, CEO and Co-Founder of Magna Studios, about the shifting tides in production and what it takes to build a creative company that thrives across disciplines – without losing the humanity that creates it.
With a background spanning global advertising agencies and leading production companies, Dav shares how Magna is reimagining the role of the prod
Oppenheimer Casting Director: The New Rules of Casting
In this episode of the KoobrikLabs Podcast, Orlando Wood sits down with casting legends John Papsidera and Kim Winther, the team behind Oppenheimer, Tenet, Yellowstone, and the upcoming Superman, to unpack how casting is evolving in a world of data, algorithms, and digital disruption.
John and Kim share how their work balances artistic instinct with industry demands, championing vulnerable, human
Technicolor's Legacy: A Post-Production Veteran’s Take on the Future of VFX
In this episode of the KoobrikLabs podcast, Orlando Wood sits down with Lee Pavey, founder of Electric Theatre Collective and Vice President at The Hogan, to talk about the economics, emotion, and enduring craft behind post-production – and why it might be the creative industry’s canary in the coal mine.
Lee reflects on his journey from sketching during lunch breaks at M&S to becoming a key figure
The Future of Filmmaking: AI, Human Emotion, and Visual Storytelling with Eran Creevy
The Future of Filmmaking: AI, Human Emotion, and Visual Storytelling
In this episode of the KoobrikLabs Podcast, Orlando speaks with filmmaker and writer-director Eran Creevy about the creative chaos, craft, and collaboration behind modern filmmaking – from music videos and commercials to major feature films and Netflix hits like The Gentleman.
Eran shares how growing up in a working-class househo
AI, Creativity, and Production at Scale, Kate Morrison, Global Head of Production at Google
In this episode of the KoobrikLabs podcast, Orlando Wood speaks with Kate Morrison, Global Head of Production for Products and Services at Google, about the evolving role of AI in creative workflows, production, and marketing strategy.
Kate shares her journey from political science at Georgetown to leading global production at Google, reflecting on the unique path that took her through Amsterdam’s
Street Art, Auctions & NFTs: How Tech Is Transforming the Art World, Ralph Taylor, Head of Contemporary Art at Bonhams
In this episode of the KoobrikLabs podcast, Orlando Wood speaks with Ralph Taylor, Global Head of 20th and 21st Century Art at Bonhams, about the intersection of street art, technology, and the global art market.
Ralph shares his journey from Sotheby’s to the Lazarides Gallery – home to Banksy, JR, and Invader – before returning to the auction world to lead Bonhams’ contemporary art division. He r
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