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EPISODE · Feb 21, 2024 · 1H 15M

037: Turning Dreams Into Reality - Abraham Adeyemi

from The Shortest Path

This week, join me as I sit down with the remarkably talented Abraham Adeyemi, an award-winning writer & director and the visionary founder of Creative Blueballs. Our conversation dives deep into the heart of creativity and perseverance, exploring Abraham's personal narrative of overcoming doubt, dropping out of university, and embarking on a fresh journey that led him to the forefront of the UK Film and TV scene. Some of the topics we discuss:- the drive to realise ideas without a Plan B, - dealing with rejection,- navigating the complex dance between artistic value and self-comparison,- the intricate process of building a script from the ground up,- the importance of embracing chaos for success, - the intricacies of screenwriting and filmmaking, - the value of critique- the power of life's unexpected journeys and the strength found in family support,- insights into navigating the creative world and realising your true potential.Abraham’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abeislegend/Creative Blueballs - https://www.creativeblueballs.com/email me - [email protected] us - @shortestpathpod on all platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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