Creative Meets

In this episode we discuss fan engagement, flexible and adaptable storylines, transmedia, Web3 and NFT perception as it relates to online storylines from DC (Batman and Harley Quinn), Warner Bros. Discovery and others.As Director of Story at Palm NFT Studio, Caitlin Burns designs fan experiences that play out digitally, in comic books, and at live events. She has spent over a decade creating multi-platform content strategies for well-known IP including Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean, Tron, James Cameron's Avatar, Halo and many more.In Creative Meets, host Bram Timmer meets with creators who are building worlds across multiple screens, from digital to television to film. Together they explore what makes the work resonate. Eye-opening perspectives give way to new visions. As creative visual work begs to be seen, each episode comes with its own gallery at creativemeets.com

Creative Meets is with Pixar in this episode. We shine a light on various roles, story, animation, AI, VR, the challenges of managing large teams, and get a good look into the internal workings of Pixar through one of their very own.Our guest is Visual Effects Supervisor (and Director of Photography), Danielle Feinberg who has worked on 14 of Pixar's feature films including "A Bug's Life," "Toy Story 2," "Monsters, Inc.," the Oscar-winning "Finding Nemo," "The Incredibles," a few more Oscar-winning films "WALL·E," "Brave," "Coco," and the recently completed "Turning Red." Her TED Talk was named one of the top TED talks of 2016.In Creative Meets, host Bram Timmer meets with creators who are building worlds across multiple screens, from digital to television to film. Together they explore what makes the work resonate. Eye-opening perspectives give way to new visions. As creative visual work begs to be seen, each episode comes with its own gallery at creativemeets.com

The focus of the first Creative Meets episode is on creating safe spaces for independent creators and teams in order to experiment and explore. By taking the necessary risks, we can break through barriers and refocus, resulting in a: yes we can! Building a foundation for the podcast and allowing room to explore is exactly how we'll make progress.Our first guest is technologist and design leader, John Maeda. Wired Magazine wrote, “Maeda is to design what Warren Buffett is to finance." He is a catalyst for the generative art movement across Web 2.0 and Web3 culture.In Creative Meets, host Bram Timmer meets with creators who are building worlds across multiple screens, from digital to television to film. Together they explore what makes the work resonate. Eye-opening perspectives give way to new visions. As creative visual work begs to be seen, each episode comes with its own gallery at creativemeets.com