How Clients Change a Creative Project

Mya speaks about how a creative idea can change and develop drastically through different processes, while Eli and Josh talk about the fine details of working with different clients and companies.

An episode of the The Narrative Podcast podcast, hosted by Narrative, titled "How Clients Change a Creative Project" was published on March 6, 2019 and runs 40 minutes.

March 6, 2019 ·40m · The Narrative Podcast

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Mya speaks about how a creative idea can change and develop drastically through different processes, while Eli and Josh talk about the fine details of working with different clients and companies.

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Mya speaks about how a creative idea can change and develop drastically through different processes, while Eli and Josh talk about the fine details of working with different clients and companies.

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