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EPISODE · Nov 13, 2024 · 39 MIN

Ep. 22 Financial Philosophers & Cinematic Graphic Artists

from Could Be Pretty Cool News · host Creative Entrepreneurship Could Be Pretty Cool

In this episode of Could Be Pretty Cool News, we explore two distinct creative journeys. First, we meet Asia Kuykendall, a finance expert whose personal transformation led her to develop "quantum wealth theory" - an approach that helps artists redefine their relationship with money through mindset and vision-setting. She shares how creators can align their financial goals with their artistic aspirations, challenging traditional narratives about struggling artists. Then, we dive into the world of film industry graphic design with Callan Ramirez, who creates the visual details that bring movie and TV worlds to life. From designing period-accurate business cards to managing complex production timelines, Callan offers an inside look at this specialized creative field and her path from high school newspaper designer to union film professional in Atlanta's entertainment industry. Through both conversations, we discover how creatives are forging unique paths and finding success on their own terms. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit couldbeprettycoolnews.substack.com

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