Crafted Process

Crafted Process
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Every week we bring new creative processes to light through stories and ideas.You know...we give you the insight of how others make things happen in the creator world. Something you can apply to your own life or creative process. We might help you see a clearer pictures, hack into your mind for better ideas or just enjoy the stories our guests share.Take a listen...it's always changing.

  1. DEC 4

    Why AI Lacks SOUL in Music

    Episode 38: King Kyote reveals the reality of making it in music, the truth about AI’s impact on creativity, why the business side is tougher than ever, and how surfing keeps him grounded as he chases his dreams. He explains: → The real struggles behind breaking into the music industry → How AI is changing music, and why it can’t replace human soul → The business lessons every artist needs to learn → Why live performance and imperfection matter more than ever → How surfing and creativity go hand-in-hand → The story behind his most personal song, and what inspires his writing CHAPTERS 00:00 Welcome & Introduction 00:29 King Kyote’s New Album & Upcoming Show 02:51 Growing Up Together & Early Music Days 05:05 The Journey: Achievements & Aspirations 08:37 Navigating the Music Business 14:16 America’s Song Contest & The Voice Experience 22:46 The Role of AI in Music & Art 33:00 The Soul of Music: Human vs. AI 41:11 Songwriting, Inspiration & Family Stories 49:11 Surfing, Balance, and Creative Process 59:36 Consistency, Releasing Music & Artistic Growth 1:08:28 The Power of Demos & Imperfection 1:17:47 The Future of Art, Technology & Accessibility 1:25:18 Live Performance: “War On” 1:37:10 Final Thoughts & Upcoming Tour Where To Find King Kyote:  website: https://www.kingkyote.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/king_kyote/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1CTyDM4E9g0PLjjhJVz7tD?si=QT_eflXQR4eioBY69-UYjw ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    1h 19m

  2. NOV 18

    The truth about virtual production no one tells you

    Episode 37: Sean Collins and Studio Lab's Executive Producer Ken Kingdon talk about why virtual production solves so many problems in the production world.  — Show Notes: (1:00) - What is Virtual Production? (4:00) - Why Virtual Production is a Game Changer (8:00) - Budget & Creative Freedom Unlocked (12:00) - AI & The Future of Filmmaking (18:00) - Behind the Scenes Tech & Studio Tour (25:00) - Creative Advice & Career Stories (30:00) - Final Thoughts & Takeaways Studio Lab: https://studiolab.one/ ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    54 min

  3. NOV 18

    How Permissionless Thinking Changes Everything

    Patrick Moreau is an Emmy-winning filmmaker and the founder of Muse Storytelling. He’s known for his work with Canon, the NFL, and Four Seasons, and for pioneering the idea of “permissionless thinking” — a mindset that helped him build a filmmaking career from the ground up. In this episode, Patrick shares how he turned a wedding film shot on a Best Buy camera into an Emmy-winning career, why creatives should stop charging day rates, and how to sell vision, trust, and value in the age of AI. 00:00 Quick Setup & Intro 01:20 The Power of Vision and AI in Storytelling 06:05 How to Sell Big Ideas with Proof, Not Decks 09:55 Overcoming Resistance to AI in Filmmaking 11:20 Why Creators Need Something Real to Say 14:30 Doubling Down on Being Human 18:20 Building Trust and Outcome Independence 21:10 Why You Should Never Charge Day Rates 25:10 The Victor vs. Victim Mindset 29:20 Patrick’s Story: From Best Buy Camera to Emmy Awards 34:40 How Canon and the NFL Discovered Him 40:00 Permissionless Thinking and the $2M Leap 46:00 Value-Based Pricing and Selling Outcomes 49:30 How to Get Clients to Pay More by Seeing Their Goals 52:10 Building a Filmmaking Career from Nothing 55:10 The 30-Day, $100K Filmmaking Challenge 59:45 Creating Offers that Convert 01:06:00 Why We Sell Experiences, Not Videos 01:09:40 The Future of Filmmaking and Human Creativity Follow Patrick Moreau:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/pamoreau/ https://www.musestorytelling.com/ ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    1h 19m

  4. SEP 26

    How To Turn Pain Into Art?

    Heather McGrath is a Boston-based photographer and director whose work blends raw emotion with cinematic style. In this episode, we dive into her decade-long vision for a music video born from heartbreak — and how she finally brought it to life on an LED wall. Music Video: https://vimeo.com/1114447138 We talk about the realities of filmmaking: picking the right crew, trusting collaborators, surviving feast-or-famine cycles, and the “post-project crash” every creative feels after shipping something big. Heather opens up about turning personal grief into art, why trust is more valuable than gear, and how to navigate a creative career when the industry feels uncertain. Whether you’re a filmmaker, photographer, or just someone chasing a creative vision, this episode will hit home. Chapters 00:00 – Intro 01:22 – Meet Heather McGrath & Parachute Studios 02:13 – The decade-long idea: heartbreak & sandstorm visions 06:39 – Shooting on LED walls vs. green screen 09:16 – Pitching and building the music video 11:06 – What production on a wall actually takes 17:21 – Trusting your crew & the struggle of letting go 19:55 – Breaking into the “inner circle” of filmmaking 23:31 – Making a big project happen with no budget 24:22 – “Should I just be a locksmith?” — feast & famine in the industry 28:49 – Using (or avoiding) AI in creative projects 34:25 – The obsession with light & color grading 43:51 – Client restrictions & using work in your portfolio 47:59 – The post-project crash & creator depression 51:05 – Workaholism, fear, and growing up without stability 55:36 – Standing out in a crowded creative scene 56:51 – Video games, horror, and unlikely sources of inspiration 01:00:20 – Magazines, film photography & visual style 01:07:08 – Gear talk: RED Komodo, Leica glass & renting gear 01:17:40 – Upcoming fashion film project 01:21:25 – Why personal projects teach the most 01:22:34 – Closing thoughts Follow Heather McGrath:  https://www.instagram.com/heathermcgrath/ https://heathermcgrath.com/ ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    1h 21m

  5. SEP 18

    How Meta Glasses Took Wedding Filmmaking Viral

    Wedding filmmaker Griffin Pierson has gone viral by shooting weddings with everything from iPod Nanos to Ray-Ban Metaglasses, proving that creativity matters more than gear. He shares how trust, experimentation, and style shape unforgettable wedding films. Chapters 00:00 Navigating Wedding Season and Parenthood 02:44 Innovative Filmmaking with Everyday Tools 05:35 Creative Inspirations from Unlikely Sources 08:27 The Art of Unique Wedding Videos 11:21 Finding Inspiration Beyond the Norm 14:10 The Importance of Individual Style in Filmmaking 17:04 Camera Preferences and Technical Insights 19:38 The Balance of Creativity and Technical Knowledge 22:41 The Impact of Technology on Filmmaking 25:37 Experiences with High-End Camera Gear 27:20 The Importance of Surveillance Footage 28:51 Camera Technology and Quality 30:41 Editing Software Preferences 32:37 Exploring New Camera Systems 35:42 The Journey into Filmmaking 37:45 Creative Challenges in Filmmaking 40:14 Collaborative Filmmaking Aspirations 43:09 The Value of Experience in Filmmaking Follow Griffin Pierson:  https://www.instagram.com/griffinpierson/ Listen to Crafted Process on Spotify/Apple: https://link.chtbl.com/craftedprocess Subscribe for more stories from creators: https://www.youtube.com/@UCMZF7KnuCWmgl73kcGLI-pA ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    47 min

  6. SEP 2

    Secrets to Getting Your First Feature Film!

    Emily Skye shares her journey as a filmmaker, discussing her recent projects, the challenges of the industry, and the importance of resilience and creativity. She emphasizes the need for aspiring filmmakers to create their own opportunities and the significance of storytelling in their work. Emily also reflects on the balance between motherhood and her career, the impact of technology on filmmaking, and the importance of building a supportive team. 00:00 The Journey of a Filmmaker   01:31 Navigating the Film Industry   04:22 The Role of Failure in Growth   07:13 The Impact of Technology on Filmmaking   10:25 Balancing Directing and Filming   13:26 Parenting and Filmmaking   16:21 The Future of Film Education   25:27 Navigating Parenthood and Filmmaking Challenges   27:02 Rapid Filmmaking: The 12-Day Production   29:49 The Importance of Team Dynamics in Filmmaking   31:18 Finding Projects and Collaborations   32:49 The Long Journey of 'Significance'   36:15 Creating Your Own Opportunities in Film   39:10 Future Aspirations: The Sci-Fi Dream Project   41:47 Overcoming Setbacks and Resilience   44:55 Coping with Post-Production Blues   48:23 The Art of Storytelling and Filmmaking Tools   52:16 Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers   Where To Find Emily: https://www.instagram.com/shewolffilms ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    52 min

  7. AUG 21

    Behind The Scenes Of Risky Underwater Filmmaking

    We had a shoot come up for Jukebooth and we were looking for somebody to do underwater video and photography, and Jan was the guy. It's important to have the right training. We talked about underwater filmmaking, diving in caves and what's next for Jan. Where To Find Jan: https://www.instagram.com/83west/ ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    1h 12m

  8. AUG 1

    The Party Guest Who Never Leaves!

    In this episode, Stephen Nadeau and Sean Collins dive deep into the AI revolution in creativity — and how it’s reshaping content, marketing, and entrepreneurship faster than anyone expected. It’s not about being first anymore. It’s about seeing where the world is going… and positioning yourself before everyone else catches on. We cover: 🔹 How AI is transforming the creative process for filmmakers, editors, and entrepreneurs 🔹 The story behind Stephen’s fully AI‑created ad — and what it means for the future of production 🔹 Why coding and technical skills are becoming a creative superpower 🔹 How to market yourself differently in this new era 🔹 The mindset shift that separates thriving creatives from the ones left behind Where To Find Stephen: https://www.instagram.com/stephennadeaucolor https://www.stephennadeaucolor.com/ ___ Where To Find Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-r-collins/ https://www.instagram.com/jukebooth/ https://www.jukebooth.com/

    1 hr
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Every week we bring new creative processes to light through stories and ideas.You know...we give you the insight of how others make things happen in the creator world. Something you can apply to your own life or creative process. We might help you see a clearer pictures, hack into your mind for better ideas or just enjoy the stories our guests share.Take a listen...it's always changing.

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    Crafted Process
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodes
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