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Creatives WithAI™

Listen to hear in-depth discussions with some of the most influential and important industry leaders in fields such as design, music, publishing, architecture, film and video, crafts, visual arts, fashion, TV and radio, advertising, literature, software, computer games and the performing arts. Through thought-provoking conversations, the podcast explores the ethical considerations, benefits, and drawbacks of using AI tools, as well as the opportunities and challenges that will arise in creative industries as AI becomes more prevalent. Whether you work in one of these industries or have an interest in the topic, the show offers valuable insights into the intersection of technology and creativity. Join David for engaging discussions with some of the brightest minds in the field.

  1. Filming with Robot Arms: How AI is Changing Creativity Forever with James Pierechod

    OCT 18

    Filming with Robot Arms: How AI is Changing Creativity Forever with James Pierechod

    James Pierechod, a creative technologist, reflects on his extensive career journey that spans over 25 years, beginning from an engineering background and transitioning into the world of CGI and creative content production. His insights delve into how generative AI has emerged as a transformative force in the creative industry, offering unprecedented shortcuts in production processes that have long been a bottleneck for marketers. Pierechod emphasises that AI brings agility and personalisation to content creation, allowing marketers to fulfil their long-standing demands for tailored campaigns without the traditional lengthy planning stages. The conversation highlights the symbiotic relationship between creativity and technology, where AI is posited not as a competitor but as an essential collaborator that augments creative processes. Takeaways: AI is revolutionising the creative industry by streamlining production processes and enhancing personalisation. The integration of AI within creative workflows is seen as an augmentation, not a replacement. Future creatives should embrace AI technologies while maintaining strong traditional storytelling skills. Agencies are adapting to AI at different rates, with smaller agencies often leading the way. The ability to create contextually relevant content is becoming more efficient through AI tools. Students entering the creative industry must learn to leverage AI alongside traditional methods. Links relevant to this episode: James SommervilleMidjourneyCanvaLeeds Video Production Company | Tungsten MediaVisual Content Consultancy – Marketing Consultants specialising in Visual media Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    1h 6m
  2. Is AI a Cheat Code for Creatives? Oscar Mitchell-Heggs Weighs In

    OCT 3

    Is AI a Cheat Code for Creatives? Oscar Mitchell-Heggs Weighs In

    Oscar Mitchell-Heggs joins Lena Robinson to explore the evolving intersection of art, creativity, and artificial intelligence. Throughout the conversation, Oscar shares his unique perspective on how AI is reshaping the creative landscape, particularly in commercial and artistic realms. He discusses the benefits of using tools like ChatGPT for organisation and planning while expressing his reservations about relying on AI for creative output, emphasising the irreplaceable value of human emotion and experience in art. The dialogue also delves into the implications of AI for future generations of artists and the potential for AI to enhance creativity for individuals with disabilities. Listeners will gain insights into the importance of maintaining a balance between leveraging technology and preserving the raw essence of creative expression. Takeaways: Oscar Mitchell-Heggs discusses the duality of using AI in creative processes, balancing its efficiency with human emotion. AI's role in the creative world is evolving, prompting artists to adapt and embrace new tools. The conversation highlights the importance of asking the right questions when utilising AI for creativity. Higgs emphasises that while AI can assist, it cannot replace the human experience and emotion in art. The future of creativity may see a blend of human artistry and AI capabilities, reshaping how art is created. Oscar shares insights on how young artists can leverage AI tools to enhance their creative expressions. Links relevant to this episode: The Weeping Woman HijackHot Trash - Trailer - TV ENTERTAINMENT - NFTS Screening RoomOscar on InstagramJoshua Jost | LinkedIn Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    44 min
  3. Creative Adaptation: Pete Nguyen on Art, AI, and Emotional Understanding

    SEP 20

    Creative Adaptation: Pete Nguyen on Art, AI, and Emotional Understanding

    Join us as we sit down with Pete Nguyen, also known as Artistically Autistic, who brings a fascinating blend of backgrounds in software engineering, financial analysis, and law enforcement into his journey as an artist. Pete shares his personal narrative, discussing how his artistic evolution from street art to digital animations has been a tool for emotional understanding and management, particularly in relation to his autism. His candid reflections offer valuable insights into the therapeutic and expressive power of art. Next, we turn our focus to the transformative potential of AI in the art world. Pete, with his rich technical expertise, helps us dissect the role of AI in redefining traditional concepts of artistry and craftsmanship. Together, we explore the creative potential of AI-generated art and its psychological implications, while also addressing the technology's current limitations and speculating on significant changes in the next three to five years. This segment provides a balanced view on how artists might need to adapt to maintain their relevance and innovation. Links relevant to this episode: View Peter Nguyen's art | FTSQ GalleryPete Nguyễn | YouTubePete Nguyễn | InstagramThe Art of Storytelling 🇬🇧🇻🇳 Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    1h 4m
  4. Will AI in film solve the 'Monkey problem' with Tim Carter

    SEP 6

    Will AI in film solve the 'Monkey problem' with Tim Carter

    Tim Carter, a seasoned tech executive, lawyer, and collaboration coach, shares insights from his 25-year career at the intersection of business, law, and technology. With a background as an intellectual property lawyer and product strategist, Tim has played a key role in building technology-based ecosystems across various industries. Now focused on the media and creative sectors, Tim is working to develop best practices and ensure creatives are safeguarded when it comes to the use of AI in the creative and film industries. In this episode, Tim discusses how AI is transforming filmmaking, particularly in areas like dubbing and dialogue replacement (the 'Monkey problem'), while emphasising that AI serves human creativity. He also addresses the challenges and ethical considerations of AI in the industry. Takeaways AI allows filmmakers to retain their creative choices while reaching broader audiences by providing seamless translations and lip-syncing in different languages (if you're old enough you'll remember the awful dubbing/syncing 'problem' on the original 1978 show 'Monkey').The use of AI in the film industry has positive impacts like quality when wanting to expand audience reach beyond language 'borders', and concerns i.e. potential job displacement.AI is a tool in service of human intent and creativity, enabling filmmakers to solve problems of speed, scale, repeatability, cost, and complexity. AI tools in the film industry can and will automate the creation of material while providing more flexibility for creative professionals.Safeguards are currently being put in place by actors' unions to protect their performances from being changed in post-production without their approval.Over the next three to five years, AI is expected to continue automating the creation of material and making it more accessible to a wider, more diverse audience than original films would have allowed.AI will enable improved collaboration between different creative departments, such as scriptwriting and visual artistry, from the beginning of the project i.e. massively improving initial pitch materials.The impact of AI on the industry will depend on how it's used and the collaboration between diverse stakeholders. Links relevant to this episode: Tim Carter | LinkedInMonkey (TV series) - Wikipedia Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    1 hr
  5. Embracing AI ‘the Muse’ and redefining collaboration with Anna Cowie

    AUG 23

    Embracing AI ‘the Muse’ and redefining collaboration with Anna Cowie

    New host Lena Robinson kicks off with a lively chat with fellow Kiwi and seasoned creative Anna Cowie, who's now making waves from Cambridge. They dive into Anna's eclectic career journey—from her days at Elam Fine Arts School in New Zealand to her evolution into a digital fine artist and senior creative director. The conversation is a fun mix of art, tech, and creativity, with Anna spilling the beans on how she’s always viewed the computer, and more recently, the iPad and Apple Pencil, as just another set of pens, pencils and canvas to play with.  Anna also gets into the nitty-gritty of how AI has worked its way into her studio, not as a rival, but as a muse and collaborator. AI is pushing boundaries, speeding up her creative processes, and adding a new layer of inspiration, all without ever stepping on the toes of her artistic integrity. While AI can add a spark, Anna insists it can't replace the keen eye and emotional depth that only a true artist brings to the table. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about how AI and technology is shaking up the art and design world in the best way possible. Links relevant to this episode: Anna Cowie on InstagramAnna Cowie on LinktreeBehance - the world's largest creative networkCAM FM 97.2Gow Langsford GalleryElam School of Fine Arts - The University of Auckland Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //Lena

    1h 6m
  6. Handover to our new host Lena Robinson

    AUG 9

    Handover to our new host Lena Robinson

    In this episode, Lena Robinson joins us to discuss the future of the podcast and is announced as the new host for Creatives WithAI. We explore AI's impact on creativity and how artists are using AI as a tool to enhance their work. Lena shares her background and the experiences that shaped her perspective on non-conformity and the importance of challenging the status quo. Lena shares her excitement about upcoming guests on the podcast, including Tom Morley (an AI artist), Nicole Yershon (a business innovator), Minter Dial (a marketing expert), and Tim Carter (a former Google executive). Links relevant to this episode: Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //david -- Tools we use and recommend: Riverside FM - Our remote recording platform Music Radio Creative - Our voiceover and audio engineering partner Podcastpage - Podcast website hosting where we got started

    49 min
  7. Empire Building with David Brown

    JUL 19

    Empire Building with David Brown

    Join me on an exciting journey as we expand the Creatives WithAI podcast into a dynamic network called "WithAI FM" and get a glimpse of our expanding network, featuring shows like Women WithAI, hosted by the remarkable Joanna Shilton. Stay tuned for exciting upcoming series like Law WithAI and Relationships WithAI - a show dedicated to various relationship dynamics. I outline our new marketing and branding strategy under the unified "WithAI FM" brand, consolidating our social media accounts for better audience engagement and introducing a weekly newsletter to keep you informed about new episodes and events. (Our individual podcasts will remain on platforms like Apple, Spotify, and YouTube to ensure content is tailored to your specific interests. ) Exciting changes to cover art and branding are on the horizon, and we even explore the possibility of in-person video podcasts. Your feedback is crucial, so connect with us through Futurehand Media and our various shows to share your thoughts. Links relevant to this episode: Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //david -- Tools we use and recommend: Riverside FM - Our remote recording platform Music Radio Creative - Our voiceover and audio engineering partner Podcastpage - Podcast website hosting where we got started

    18 min
  8. AI's Impact on Filmmaking: How Do We Move Forward From Here? with Jagger Waters

    JUL 12

    AI's Impact on Filmmaking: How Do We Move Forward From Here? with Jagger Waters

    Imagine winning a 48-hour filmmaking competition using only AI tools. That's exactly what our guest, Jagger Waters, did, and today, she will share her incredible journey with us. From the Hollywood writers' strike to the creation of her award-winning film "Love at First Bite," Ms Waters has been at the forefront of AI experimentation. She reveals how she blends traditional techniques with cutting-edge AI, such as Midjourney, Magnific, and Kyber, to craft a visual masterpiece. Her story is a testament to the potential of AI in the arts, inspiring both seasoned filmmakers and AI enthusiasts alike. Links relevant to this episode: Love at First Bite | YouTubeJagger Waters | Instagram (glamorousreptile)Jagger Waters | IMDbJagger Waters | SubstackSora AI Video Generator - Aitubo.ai Thanks for listening, and stay curious! //david -- Tools we use and recommend: Riverside FM - Our remote recording platform Music Radio Creative - Our voiceover and audio engineering partner Podcastpage - Podcast website hosting where we got started

    1h 3m
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Listen to hear in-depth discussions with some of the most influential and important industry leaders in fields such as design, music, publishing, architecture, film and video, crafts, visual arts, fashion, TV and radio, advertising, literature, software, computer games and the performing arts. Through thought-provoking conversations, the podcast explores the ethical considerations, benefits, and drawbacks of using AI tools, as well as the opportunities and challenges that will arise in creative industries as AI becomes more prevalent. Whether you work in one of these industries or have an interest in the topic, the show offers valuable insights into the intersection of technology and creativity. Join David for engaging discussions with some of the brightest minds in the field.

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    Futurehand Media
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2024
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