55 episodes
Notes on Doing Matecki & Co.
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4.9 • 32 Ratings
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Notes on Doing (NOD) is a series of inspiring interviews with people who love what they do, with host Jenna Matecki.
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*NOTES ON DOING 101*
Jenna Matecki pops in to give a quick guide to Notes on Doing for new listeners, and to say hi. Check out what Jenna's up to nowadays at jennamatecki.com or instagram jennamatecki
Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do.
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064: Mark Osborne on the invisible things
Notes on Doing's NODcast episode 064 where Jenna interviews Mark Osborne. Mark Osborne is an animation film director. He directed The Little Prince, Kung Fu Panda, Spongebob Squarepants, music videos for Coldplay and Weird Al, and the short films More and Greener. Lately he's working on a trilogy film adaption of the epic comic book series Bone.
Listen to what Mark had to say about getting started in animation, the risks of being successful, creative control versus independence, the art of the pitch, the importance of a family-first approach, and all those essential things that are invisible to the eye.
Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do.
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063: Justus Meyer & Eric McCoy on making it happen, together.
Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 063 where Jenna interviews Eric McCoy and Justus Meyer, the filmmakers behind McCoy Meyer. They're a directing duo that's produced over 100 commercials, short films, and music videos.
Listen to what they said about being professional problem solvers, gratitude, gut checks, and big laughs, what it's like to have death as a best friend, surprise and empathy, directing on set, finding your voice, having fun, and making it all happen – together.
Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do.
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062: Caitlin Pasko on self-respect
Notes on Doing's NODcast episode 062 where Jenna interviews Caitlin Pasko. Caitlin is the music publicist running Drunken Piano, a company managing and representing over 35 bands. She is also a musician and just released the album Glass Period.
Listen to what Caitlin had to say about leading with a feather, being both brave and shy, music as a career, and self-respect.
Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do.
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061: Danielle Jackson on being sure of what’s right for you
Notes on Doing's NODcast Episode 061 where Jenna interviews Danielle Jackson.
Danielle is a writer, focusing on culture and social dynamics. She founded the consultancy Culture Culture, and has a background across arts administration, community development, media, social justice, photography, and more, including co-founding the Bronx Documentary Center.
Listen to what Danielle had to say about making, thinking, creating, and leading.
Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do.
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059: Meitha Al Mazrooei on how ideas don’t start from zero
Notes on Doing's NODcast episode 059 where Jenna interviews Meitha Al Mazrooei, Founder and Editor of WATAD architecture and design magazine.
Listen to what Meitha had to say about curiosity, printed matter, aesthetics, Dubai, and creative honesty.
Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do.
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Thinking a different way
I recall that expression ("Thinking a different way") from one of the podcast interviews, and I remember thinking, this could easily be the subtitle for Notes On Doing.
These interviews are more than simply learning about a particular niche industry or job function. They are about seeing the world through someone else's filter...someone else's perspective...someone who is similar, but still very much un-like me. And while I would prefer that the interview style be a little quicker paced, Jenna frames the interview questions to allow for a great deal of specificity in the subjects' super articulate responses.