53 min
Going Viral with Jeremy Cohen The Darkroom Podcast
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In this episode of The Darkroom Podcast we spoke with freelance photographer and creative Jeremy Cohen. You may know Jeremy from his viral TikTok series, Quarantine Cutie, where he tapes his phone number to a drone and flies it to a woman he saw dancing on her rooftop. After his dating TikTok series went viral, Jeremy found his work on the cover of New York Magazine and landed him on multiple news outlets like Time and ABC. Jeremy lives by the simple mantra of work hard and be kind, which has generated consistent referral clients throughout his career. We hear how Jeremy first got into the world of photography, how he never stopped being curious and always put himself in uncomfortable positions to fuel his personal growth. Leveraging his recent virality, Jeremy partnered with us at Darkroom to raise money for Invisible Hands, a group of volunteers that deliver groceries and supplies to the elderly, disabled and immunocompromised during COVID-19. After just a weekend we raised $9000 and are extremely grateful to everyone who bought a print or helped share the cause!
In this episode of The Darkroom Podcast we spoke with freelance photographer and creative Jeremy Cohen. You may know Jeremy from his viral TikTok series, Quarantine Cutie, where he tapes his phone number to a drone and flies it to a woman he saw dancing on her rooftop. After his dating TikTok series went viral, Jeremy found his work on the cover of New York Magazine and landed him on multiple news outlets like Time and ABC. Jeremy lives by the simple mantra of work hard and be kind, which has generated consistent referral clients throughout his career. We hear how Jeremy first got into the world of photography, how he never stopped being curious and always put himself in uncomfortable positions to fuel his personal growth. Leveraging his recent virality, Jeremy partnered with us at Darkroom to raise money for Invisible Hands, a group of volunteers that deliver groceries and supplies to the elderly, disabled and immunocompromised during COVID-19. After just a weekend we raised $9000 and are extremely grateful to everyone who bought a print or helped share the cause!
53 min