42 episodes
The Late Invoices Show Cameron Hall & Matt Pearson
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Cameron Hall and Matt Pearson have been working in the creative industry for almost a decade. This podcast is here to share their stories, insights, lessons learned, industry secrets, and those of the show guests - and just maybe help you on your own creative journey along the way 🌱Cameron runs his own video production company MAKER, servicing clients in the sports and automotive industry, having worked with the likes of GQ and GQ Sports, Universal, Sports Direct, Aston Martin, McLaren and a portfolio of A-list talent such as Max Verstappen, Lando Norris, Anthony Joshua, Rowan Atkinson, Santan Dave, a plethora of footballers, and many more.Matt is a professional Photographer having worked with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Justin Bieber, Terry Crews, Ashley Walters, the NFL, Chelsea FC and many more. Matt is also well known for work produced shooting on Polaroid with his 'Queens of Air' 50 years of Nike and individual projects advocating for mens mental health.
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#042 | Client Red Flags for Creatives
Welcome back to The Late Invoices Show! Buckle up as we unpack 'Client Red Flags'—all those warning signs we creatives wish we’d noticed sooner. Today, we’re sharing stories from our own freelancing journeys, highlighting the pitfalls you'll want to avoid with clients.Brimming with actionable insights, this episode is crucial for any freelancer looking to dodge difficult client relationships and protect their creative integrity. Tune in as we unpack the red flags and lay the groundwork for po...
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#041 | Jack Dyson: How Brands Hire Creatives, Budgets, Red Flags & Value!
We’re thrilled to feature Jack Dyson, the Chief Marketing Officer at Samurai, a leading sportswear and lifestyle apparel brand. Jack offers an insider’s perspective on a brands marketing strategies, budget management techniques and how brands work with Creatives. He also highlights essential traits and red flags to watch out for.Jack shares why being genuinely nice often outweighs raw talent, he discusses the common struggle creatives face in valuing their work and how ego can make or break a...
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#040 | The Fundamentals of Creativity
In this milestone episode, we’re diving into the essentials of learning in the creative industry. From camera kits to personal progress, we’re covering all the bases to help you build a solid foundation without getting overwhelmed.Staying relevant and innovative requires continuous learning, and we’ll reveal why mastering the basics is your secret weapon, and how learning slowly but surely is a skill in itself. Discover how networking and mentorship can be game-changers in your career, provid...
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#039 | Client Retainers: Why, When, Who & How?
Ever wondered how to juggle a steady income with the freedom to create? Today, we’re unravelling the secrets of retainers and their crucial role for creatives. From the pros and cons of laying down your rates to the importance of trial periods, we’ll share insights and strategies to help you thrive.We’re also buzzing about our upcoming meetup at Soho Square in London. It’s your chance to connect, shoot, and share ideas with fellow creatives and fans of the show. Join us on Saturday, 1st of Ju...
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#038 | Nick Carter: Nike Campaigns, Crucial Advice For Creatives & Power of Your Network!
Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Nick Carter, a dynamic force in the creative industry. Nick boasts an incredible portfolio, directing campaigns for Nike, and having shot with Liam Gallagher, Chris Hemsworth, Jack Harlow and many more.In this episode, Nick shares his eclectic journey into the world of video production, how free work and a powerful network is crucial, why being selfish with your time is key to success in this cutthroat industry, and how to balance family ...
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#037 | Beware of Staying Comfortable
Join us on this exciting journey through the 37th episode of the Late Invoices Show! Today, we engage in a lively session of rapid-fire questions and challenge each other on everything from personal philosophies to professional practices.We also explore the all-too-common trap of becoming comfortable in the creative industry, sticking with monotonous routines, and how we try to continually break free and evolve our skillsets. Along with the provocative idea that true personal success might re...