Behind the Scope

Rebecca Russell & Rebecca Balogh
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Behind the Scope hosts conversations about the business behind creative work. We talk about pricing, positioning and building a sustainable career in the creative industry.

  1. 17 de ago.

    #141 Why Success is Deeply Personal & What It Actually Means to be Successful

    What does success look like to you, and where did that definition come from? In this episode we get honest about how our answer to that question has changed, why we spent years chasing a version of success that wasn't actually ours, and what it felt like to scale down when the world around us treats growth as the only valid metric for success.

    #141 Why Success is Deeply Personal & What It Actually Means to be Successful

  2. 3 de ago.

    #140 Keeping a Legacy Alive: Documenting Through Photography – with Laura Reichert

    Laura Reichert is a photographer based between Munich and Vienna whose work is rooted in documenting people and authentic moments — and whose Studio Reichert project started as something deeply personal. After her grandfather, a typographer and artist, passed away, Laura began archiving his work, photographing his untouched workshop, and eventually turning his prints into something people could carry with them. In this episode we talk about keeping a creative legacy alive, why she stopped performing for the algorithm, what it means to document rather than photograph. Guest links: Website: https://laura-reichert.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lorakfilm/ & instagram.com/studio.reichert

    #140 Keeping a Legacy Alive: Documenting Through Photography – with Laura Reichert

  3. 20 de jul.

    #139 The 10 Challenges Creatives Face – And How We've Experienced All of Them

    Creative Boom surveyed young freelancers on the hardest parts of being a creative. The results weren't surprising and very relatable. In this episode we go through every single finding, share where we've been there ourselves, and get honest about the ones we're still figuring out. Money, burnout, AI anxiety, feeling replaceable, direction, visibility, client nightmares.

    #139 The 10 Challenges Creatives Face – And How We've Experienced All of Them

  4. 6 de jul.

    #138 Radically Anti-Niche: The Case for Being a Multi-Hyphenate Creative – with Marie Zieger

    You've heard it a hundred times, even on this podcast – niche down, become the go-to person for one thing, and the right clients will find you. Our guest Marie Zieger disagrees. She calls herself radically anti-niche, and in this episode we get into why that advice can be just as harmful as it is helpful, what a business as a multi-hyphenate creative looks like. Guest links: Website: www.everyseason.xyz Instagram: www.instagram.com/everyseason.xyz Image copyright: https://www.instagram.com/sophienawratil

    #138 Radically Anti-Niche: The Case for Being a Multi-Hyphenate Creative – with Marie Zieger

  5. 22 de jun.

    #137 Three Years of Podcasting: What Changed and What We Learned

    It's our podcast anniversary! We are spilling the tea on the rebrand, why LinkedIn became our biggest unexpected driver, what changed for us when we started bringing guests on with an actual topic in mind. Thanks for listening for the last three years!

    #137 Three Years of Podcasting: What Changed and What We Learned

  6. 8 de jun.

    #136 Ditching the Career Ladder for a Non-Linear Path – with Alice Katter

    Study, get a job, work your way up. In the creative industry that usually means junior, mid, senior, creative director, and often moving further and further away from the work you actually wanted to do. In this episode we sit down with Alice Katter, founder of Out of Office Network and we get into why the traditional creative career ladder is outdated, what a non-linear career actually looks like in practice, and why going fully freelance isn't the only way out. Guest links: Website: https://www.alicekatter.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alicekatter

    #136 Ditching the Career Ladder for a Non-Linear Path – with Alice Katter

  7. 1 de jun.

    #135 Creativity & Patriarchy: Why Everything Looks the Same – with Ana Barros

    We scroll past hundreds of images every day. Most of them are well lit, well composed, perfectly optimized. Anna Baros is a Vienna-based architectural photographer who spent years inside the influencer world and the agency world, and came out the other side with a very clear opinion on how we got here. We get into how algorithms fueled by patriarchy have flattened visual culture in ways that started long before the algorithm existed. Guest links: Website: https://anabarros.studio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ANASBARROS/

    #135 Creativity & Patriarchy: Why Everything Looks the Same – with Ana Barros

  8. 25 de mai.

    #134 Figuring Out Our Positioning (Again), and Launching Faktor

    How many episodes have we done on positioning? And even we still struggle to figure it out sometimes. In this episode we talk about why we decided to redo our website (again), and reveal a sneak peek of what to expect from the Faktor launch event. RSVP to the event: https://luma.com/q82uxdre Faktor: https://www.faktor.so/ Same Same: https://www.samesame.studio

    #134 Figuring Out Our Positioning (Again), and Launching Faktor
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Behind the Scope hosts conversations about the business behind creative work. We talk about pricing, positioning and building a sustainable career in the creative industry.

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  • Criado por
    Rebecca Russell & Rebecca Balogh
  • Anos de atividade
    2023 - 2026
  • Episódios
    143
  • Classificação
    Explícito
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    © 2026 Rebecca Russell & Rebecca Balogh