Creatives on Camera: Using Video to Teach, Sell and Inspire Online

Lyric Kinard

Creatives on Camera is your guide to mastering video as a simple, effective tool for engaging and educating your creative community. Whether you teach quilting, crafting, or art workshops online, design patterns, or sell supplies, this podcast shows you how to create video tutorials and marketing content without complicated setups or wasted time. Learn easy, time-saving strategies to connect with your audience, grow your business, and expand your reach—all while staying focused on your passion.

  1. 6D AGO

    Maria Coryell-Martin on Building Art Toolkit and a Sustainable Creative Business

    When I first met Maria Coryell-Martin, I was struck by her adventurous spirit; she’s an expeditionary artist who has sketched walruses in Greenland, penguins in Antarctica, and built a business that now reaches creatives worldwide. In this episode of Creatives on Camera, I talk with Maria about how she turned necessity into invention, creating her first pocket watercolor palette while crawling through the sand to sketch wildlife, and how that small idea grew into Art Toolkit, a thriving business with e-commerce, a retail shop, online courses, and a global creative community. Maria shares what it really looks like to build a business step by step: starting with simple tools like Zoom and Shopify, adding layers only when needed, and focusing on practice over perfection. We also talk about using video to connect and build trust, the power of persistence, and why she believes art is a tool, not a talent. If you’ve ever felt like you don’t have the perfect tech, the perfect setup, or enough time to get started, this conversation will remind you that starting small is enough. You can grow from there. Learn more about The Academy for Virtual Teaching here. Let's Connect! Join The Academy for Virtual Teaching Instagram Facebook >> Register for the FREE webinar: Make an Effective Promotional Video in 3 Easy Steps! You will learn how to get conversions with authentic connections instead of pushy sales!

    51 min
  2. AUG 19

    The Adaptive Knitter, Beth Gorishek, on Designing Joyful, Inclusive Creative Spaces

    In this episode of Creatives on Camera, I sit down with Beth Gorishek, also known as The Adaptive Knitter, to talk about accessibility, creativity, and the power of making art available to everyone. Beth shares her journey of growing up with a limb difference, building a thriving business in the fiber arts industry, and how she helps makers adapt their craft after injury or disability. We dig into practical ways to make online classes more inclusive—from lighting and contrast to captions and modular lesson design and why thinking about accessibility benefits all of our students. Beth also shares her dreams for future “Knit Working” retreats and her excitement about launching her own podcast. This conversation will leave you inspired to rethink how you teach, create, and connect with your audience—while making your creative business more welcoming for everyone. If you want the chance to ask questions live with Beth, she is our guest expert at the Academy for Virtual Teaching on August 27th at 8pm eastern. Academy membership is free and all are invited to attend this casual conversation and Q&A. Learn more about The Academy for Virtual Teaching here. Let's Connect! Join The Academy for Virtual Teaching Instagram Facebook >> Register for the FREE webinar: Make an Effective Promotional Video in 3 Easy Steps! You will learn how to get conversions with authentic connections instead of pushy sales!

    54 min
5
out of 5
8 Ratings

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Creatives on Camera is your guide to mastering video as a simple, effective tool for engaging and educating your creative community. Whether you teach quilting, crafting, or art workshops online, design patterns, or sell supplies, this podcast shows you how to create video tutorials and marketing content without complicated setups or wasted time. Learn easy, time-saving strategies to connect with your audience, grow your business, and expand your reach—all while staying focused on your passion.

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