Fri, 10 Apr 2009 16:32:04 -0400 Zoom In Online http://www.zoom-in.com/ Podcast Maker v1.3.8b - http://www.lemonzdream.com/podcastmaker An enhanced podcast series showcasing the creative leaders of the design industry. Get an inside view of the creative forces behind the shows, ads and products you consume everyday. en 2008 Magnet Media, Inc. mc@magnetmediafilms.com http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/designing-minds-new_144.jpg http://www.zoom-in.com/ 144 144 Design design, photo, photography no Zoom In Online Born and raised in New Zealand, Rebecca Taylor embarked on the beginning of her dazzling fashion career with only $600 in her pocket. Now she dresses the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker and Cameron Diaz to name a few. Born and raised in New Zealand, Rebecca Taylor embarked on the beginning of her dazzling fashion career with only $600 in her pocket. Now she dresses the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker and Cameron Diaz to name a few. It is her delightful attention to detail and sexy but sweet style that have made her into an internationally recognized brand. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_adobedesign_rebecca_taylor.mp4 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 16:31:18 -0400 Podcasting no 00:03:47 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Watch as Amy Smilovic takes us on a journey from her modest beginnings in Hong Kong to an international enterprise. She talks about the inspiration behind her Fall 2009 collection as well as what it takes to do business in an ever changing economy. With her clothing in 200 stores internationally it is no wonder that Tibi has become a mainstay in women's apparel. With signature prints that move effortlessly from gowns to swimwear her bold approach has garnered the praise of celebrities and critics alike. Watch as Amy Smilovic takes us on a journey from her modest beginnings in Hong Kong to an international enterprise. She talks about the inspiration behind her Fall 2009 collection as well as what it takes to do business in an ever changing economy. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_adobedesign_tibi.mp4 Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:47:26 -0400 Podcasting no 00:04:52 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Imaginative, playful, and girly are a few of the words used to describe Erin Fetherston's style. Loved by critics and celebrities like Kirsten Dunst and Zooey Deschanel, she never compromises the artistry that drives her work. Imaginative, playful, and girly are a few of the words used to describe Erin Fetherston's style. Loved by critics and celebrities like Kirsten Dunst and Zooey Deschanel, she never compromises the artistry that drives her work. Recognized by the CFDA, Erin consistantly dazzles with her romanic and whimsical flare. With work ranging from independent short films to a line for Target's Go International, she continues to push her style and brand to new levels. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_adobedesign_erin_fetherston.mp4 Thu, 26 Mar 2009 12:31:17 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:12 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Starting in a NY apartment only to becom a multi-million dollar fasion empire, Andy Spade, on half of kate spade, showcases the style and business savvy it takes to get to make it to the top. Starting in a NY apartment only to becom a multi-million dollar fasion empire, Andy Spade, on half of kate spade, showcases the style and business savvy it takes to get to make it to the top. From iconic handbags to a group art gallery that doubles as a retail space, the simple concept of surrounding yourself with what you love has proven to be the secret ingredient to their success. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_adobedesign_andy_spade.mp4 Thu, 19 Mar 2009 17:28:38 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:19 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Drawing inspiration from such diverse topics as the unknown history of the Dominican Republic and Ancient Rome, this up and coming designer aims to share a story with every collection he creates. Drawing inspiration from such diverse topics as the unknown history of the Dominican Republic and Ancient Rome, this up and coming designer aims to share a story with every collection he creates. Such rich subject matter and impeccable designs have made Jose Duran in demand, having been recently featured on America's Next Top Model and Bravo TV. Effortless draping paired with imaginative corsets make his wearable art an undeniable force in the future of fashion design. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_adobedesign_jose_duran.mp4 Thu, 12 Mar 2009 16:13:06 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:36 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Menswear has always been rooted in tradition, both in the fabrics and silhouettes commonly used by conventional designers. The men behind Duckie Brown, however, look to push those boundaries with each new line they create. Menswear has always been rooted in tradition, both in the fabrics and silhouettes commonly used by conventional designers. The men behind Duckie Brown, however, look to push those boundaries with each new line they create. From floral chiffon prints to elegant sportswear, the pair refuses to be labeled. With an eye for ultimate precision and detail, Daniel Silver and Steven Cox create menswear that is both evocative and wearable. Nominated for the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Menswear of the Year Award, the duo continues to test the waters of modern design while producing pieces that are critically acclaimed by both their peers and the public. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_adobedesign_duckiebrown.mp4 Mon, 02 Mar 2009 14:24:10 -0500 Podcasting no 00:05:46 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Queen of do-it-yourself fashion, designer Christian Joy knows no limitations when it comes to her creations. Christian shares her love for expressing herself through clothing. Queen of do-it-yourself fashion, designer Christian Joy knows no limitations when it comes to her creations. Christian shares her love for expressing herself through clothing and how her eye for the unique lead to her partnership with Karen O., lead singer of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. She recounts her journey from a small town in the Mid-west to the bustling streets of NYC where she found her niche in costume design. Always pushing the boundaries of conventional art, Christian describes her latest endeavor of melding theoretical concepts with fashion. Every detail of her imaginative design encompasses the technique and playful nature that truly makes everything she creates a joy. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_christian_joy.mp4 Thu, 19 Feb 2009 16:12:24 -0500 Podcasting no 00:06:11 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In the second episode of the series, Ben recounts the journey of making a name for himself in the Big Apple, while trying to continue to push the boundaries of traditional photography. In the second episode of the series, Ben recounts the journey of making a name for himself in the Big Apple, while trying to continue to push the boundaries of traditional photography. Ben has looked through the lens at such big names as Heath Ledger, Hugh Jackman and Mary J. Blige and no matter how recognizable or unknown his subject may be, he continues to achieve emotion and distinction with each click of his camera. Always donned with a smile and a playful attitude, Ben attributes his growth as an artist to his “visual journal” and how its compilation lead to his latest accomplishment, a book of collage photography, Big Up. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_ben_watts_part_2.mp4 Wed, 11 Feb 2009 16:35:24 -0500 Podcasting no 00:06:01 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This episode of Designing Minds features industry-praised photographer Ben Watts. In the first of a two-part series, Ben Watts discusses the power of photography and how his love for the craft enables him to capture timelessness in a frame. He also talks about how the streets and youth of New York City influenced his early work, which later shaped his process and practice for commercial work. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_ben_watts.mp4 Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:00:00 -0500 Podcasting no 00:04:46 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom-In Online presents the final installment the sixth class of the ADC Young Guns.   In this episode we introduce you to the last of this year’s Young Guns recipients, Julia Rothman of design team ALSO. Three heads are better than one for this viral bunch. Their online conference room keep New York based Julia and Chicago based Matt Lamothe and Jenny Volvovski connected. Known for quirky illustrations with engaging animation, their websites have become must haves for every hip retailer. Whether it is infant apparel at Enfant Terrible or artwork at Charming Wall this design team makes you never want to click skip intro. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_rothman.mp4 Thu, 29 Jan 2009 13:06:42 -0500 Podcasting no 00:06:08 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom-In Online presents the third of four of the sixth class of Young Guns. In this episode we introduce you to the third of this year’s Young Guns recipients, Keetra Dean Dixon. With the job title of Experiential Choreographer you never know what you will get from this new and exciting voice in design. Her mission of inspiring wonder and awe in the daily routine can’t help but put a smile on your face. From blood pillows to large scale video installations with the Rockwell Group Keetra is guaranteed to delight. Step up to the Anonymous Hugging Wall or dare to have your picture taken in The Tricky Photo Booth and relish in the work of Keetra Dean Dixon. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_keetra.mp4 Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:19:50 -0500 Podcasting no 00:05:38 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom-In Online presents the second of four of the sixth class of Young Guns.   In this episode we introduce you to the second of this year’s Young Guns recipients, Ryan Dunn and Wyeth Hansen of Labour. A collaboration that began in college, the men behind the creative office of Labour wear many hats. From music video production to website design, Dunn and Hansen take a distinctive approach with each project as they continue to learn and hone their craft. The pair never shies away from the experimental and recently teamed up with Google AdWords to create software that is both inventive and user-friendly. Never say never with Labour, they truly do it all. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_labour.mp4 Thu, 15 Jan 2009 15:57:17 -0500 Podcasting no 00:06:27 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom-In Online presents the first of four of the sixth class of Young Guns. In this episode we introduce you to the first of this year’s Young Guns recipients, John Kudos. Known for his intricate and thoughtful work, he is constantly reshaping the subtleties of traditional design with interactivity. From his acclaimed work with Abbot Miller to his pet project website splotch.com he never fails to entice his viewer to take another look. For him “content is king” and he lets that mantra take him wherever it will. From the page to the screen, there are no boundaries for design in the world of John Kudos. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_kudos.mp4 Thu, 08 Jan 2009 12:34:26 -0500 Podcasting no 00:06:44 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This episode of Designing Minds features four of this year’s recipients of the Art Director’s Club prestigious Young Guns Award. Each year the ADC showcases design’s fresh, young talent spanning all mediums. John Kudos, Keetra Dean Dixon, Julia Rothman and Labour’s Wyeth Hansen and Ryan Dunn cover the spectrum of what design is today and where it is going. Their vivacity and genuine love of the artistic process show in their imaginative and ambitious work that knows no boundaries. In this profile, the honorees share their understanding of what it is to be a new voice in the design community and the responsibilities that are associated with being looked to as the future of design. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_young_guns_highlights.mp4 Fri, 02 Jan 2009 17:09:14 -0500 Podcasting no 00:03:44 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Designing Minds presents the third and final installment exploring the innovative and engaging work of Vivian Rosenthal. She is faced with the challenge of humanizing technology for Sony and imagining the future through building blocks for GE, as well as a preview of their current collaboration with Misnomer dance troupe. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_vivian_rosenthal03.mp4 Fri, 02 Jan 2009 16:59:30 -0500 Podcasting no 00:06:57 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In part two of this three part series, Vivian champions her client’s willingness to embrace forward thinking, if somewhat risky projects. This episode of Designing Minds features co-founder of Tronic Studio, Vivian Rosenthal.  In part two of this three part series, Vivian champions her client’s willingness to embrace forward thinking, if somewhat risky projects.  She and Jesse help GE score a major deal while further exploring their concept of synthetic manipulation, a collision of the physical and digital worlds.  http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_vivian_rosenthal02.mp4 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:48:07 -0500 Podcasting no 00:05:09 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This week's Designing Minds is the first of three episodes about Vivian's unique career trajectory. Vivian Rosenthal is the co-founder of Tronic Studio. Along with her partner, Jesse Seppi, they use their diverse backgrounds to create a collective fusing of ideas, images, movement and experience. This week's Designing Minds is the first of three episodes about Vivian's unique career trajectory. She discusses her early awareness of space that ultimately led to her innovative physical installations that interact with the digital world. She details her installations "New Spaces for New Bodies" and "The Retail Experiment," as well as explaining her balance of commercial and personal projects. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_vivian_rosenthal01.mp4 Fri, 14 Nov 2008 15:14:06 -0500 Podcasting no 00:05:24 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this video, Debbie Millman inteviews celebrated graphic designer and brand enhancer, Alan Dye. Editor’s Note: Designing Minds is on a short break in preparation for the launch season two featuring all new episodes showcasing design in everyday life. This episode of Designing Minds is a special syndication from the Zoom in Online Design Channel video archive. Zoom-In Online presents "Design Matters Live," the live version of Debbie Millman’s highly acclaimed internet radio show, Design Matters. In this video, Debbie Millman inteviews celebrated graphic designer and brand enhancer, Alan Dye, whose experience includes working for prominent brand agencies, such as Landor Associates and Ogilvy & Mather. As the final event for 2007, the two sit down to discuss how Alan's process as a designer was initiated by an adage in carpentry: "Measure Twice. Cut Once." With this in mind, Alan, whose most recent accolade is becoming the Creative Director at Apple, explains the significance of treating his work as an exercise in design and the necessity to surround yourself with individuals who will compel you to develop the best work that you possibly can. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_alan_dye_2.mp4 Wed, 22 Oct 2008 17:59:27 -0400 Podcasting no 00:09:06 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this episode of the Designing Minds, we present five new talents from the Art Directors Club Young Guns Series. In this episode of the Designing Minds, we present five new talents from the Art Directors Club Young Guns Series: designer and director, Asif Mian, whose work includes directing music videos for major hip-hop artists like The Roots and Aesop Rock; Christopher Lane, a Brit-born photographer whose work includes his often absurd takes on American culture ; Justin Gignac, founder of NYC Garbage; and Cassandra Warner & Jeremy Floto, a photography team focused on the stark beauty of modern photography. Each of the featured artists discusses what motivates their artwork, their different approaches, and how their creative eye enables them to produce something visually extraordinary out of the everyday. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_frame_by_frame.mp4 Fri, 10 Oct 2008 10:57:24 -0400 Podcasting no 00:09:12 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online A portrait of world-renowned designer, illustrator and typographer Marian Bantjes during her appearance at the recent Design Matters Live event presented by Adobe and the AIGA. A portrait of world-renowned designer, illustrator and typographer Marian Bantjes during her appearance at the recent Design Matters Live event presented by Adobe and the AIGA. Marian shares her love for the design community and the importance of staying connected, even while working from her idyllic rural home studio. She speaks about her transition from a more traditional design career path to a much more personally fulfilling mix of work. Marian has an obvious love for what she does, sharing some of the inspiration for her recent projects as diverse as hand-drawn valentines to the type treatment for the "Want It!" campaign at Saks Fifth Avenue. Marian's insights in this portrait are important for anyone who cares passionately about design and respects the craft of the artist. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_bantjes.m4v Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:15:43 -0400 Podcasting no 00:50:17 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This episode of Designing Minds features Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world. This episode of Designing Minds features Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world. In the final installment of the series, Julia discusses her move into the world of interactive design. After mastering Photoshop, she creates award-winning content for the Burger King website. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_hoffmann03.mp4 Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:23:12 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:23 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this episode, Debbie talks to the multimedia artist, Elliot Earls, about his experimental non-linear digital videos, spoken word poetry, music, typography and the inspirational leap he made from commercial artist to teacher and self-made artist. Design Matters Live is an on-going series based on the Adobe/AIGA live version of Debbie Millman’s highly acclaimed and much listened to internet radio show, Design Matters. In this first episode, Debbie talks to the multimedia artist, Elliot Earls, about his experimental non-linear digital videos, spoken word poetry, music, typography and the inspirational leap he made from commercial graphic artist to teacher, mentor and self-made artist. Elliot Earls is an Artist-In-Residence at Cranbrook Academy of Art and “capo” of The Apollo Program. The Apollo Program’s commercial clients include Elektra Entertainment, Nonesuch Records, Scribner Publishing C., Elemond Casabella (Itlay), The Cartoon Network (U.K.), Imaginary Forces, Polygram Classics and Jazz, The Voyager Company and Janus Films. His commercial work includes two television commercials for the Cartoon Network in the United Kingdom as well as an interactive documentary on the work of Frank Gehry for Casabella in Italy. As a typographer, his original type design is distributed worldwide by Emigre Inc. As a performance artist, Earls was awarded an Emerging Artist grant by Manhattan's prestigous Wooster Group. Elliot’s latest body of work is the feature length film, Sarany Motel featuring music by Elliot and the Venomous Sons of Jonah. For more on Elliot Earls, please visit: www.theapolloprogram.com. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_earls.mp4 Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:33:43 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:07 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The first in a multi-part documentary series exploring the creative work and perspectives of the celebrated Art Directors Club Young Guns, the most promising young talent working in visual communications today. For dozens of other videos on the inspiration and innovation of the design community visit Adobe.com. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_woman_vanguard_2.mp4 Tue, 09 Sep 2008 13:47:55 -0400 Podcasting no 00:03:30 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In the final of three episodes, Yves discusses the most well-known and controversial project of his career so far - the $100 laptop. Yves Behar is the renowned industrial designer famous for his innovative products such as the BMW mini watch, the Jawbone wireless headset, and the $100 laptop. In the final of three episodes, Yves discusses the most well-known and controversial project of his career so far - the $100 laptop. Its design had to work for the developing world, and its effects can be seen throughout the world. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_behar03.mp4 Wed, 27 Aug 2008 17:55:24 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:23 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Yves Behar is the renowned industrial designer famous for his innovative products such as the BMW mini watch, the Jawbone wireless headset, and the $100 laptop. In the second part of this series, Yves thoroughly explains his famous Seven Axioms of Design and the philosophies behind them. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_behar02.mp4 Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:24:08 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:07 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This episode of Designing Minds is the first of a three part series following Yves Behar, renowned industrial designer famous for his innovative products such as the BMW mini watch, the Jawbone wireless headset, and the $100 laptop. Yves Behar is the renowned industrial designer famous for his innovative products such as the BMW mini watch, the Jawbone wireless headset, and the $100 laptop. This episode of Designing Minds is the first of a three part series following Yves' career and ideologies. He discusses the influence of his upbringing in Switzerland, how he challenges the notion of 'legacy', how he uses technology in his projects, and what the goals are for his company Fuseproject. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_behar01.mp4 Sat, 16 Aug 2008 18:52:56 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:52 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This episode of Designing Minds features Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world. This episode of Designing Minds features Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world. In the second of a three part series about her career, Julia faces opposing opinions with the Metropolitan Opera and challenges the notion that designers should not participate with advertising. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_hoffmann02.mp4 Thu, 31 Jul 2008 17:24:35 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:32 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This episode of Designing Minds features Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world. This episode of Designing Minds features Julia Hoffmann, a rising star of the design world. In the first of a three part series about her career, Julia discusses her early aspirations. She talks about the importance of simplicity in logos, as well as the collaborate creative process she had with Jon Stewart and other writers of The Daily Show for the wonderfully satirical America (The Book). http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_hoffmann01.mp4 Thu, 24 Jul 2008 15:42:34 -0400 Podcasting no 00:06:26 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this episode of Designing Minds, students Saejean Oh and Kathryn McFarlane explain how they chose Benjamin Franklin as the subject of their Serious Play project. The Art Center of Pasadena, California is linking its upcoming Art Center Design Conference with the launch of Wrap Magazine, the next incarnation of the Fish Wrap publication. The theme for this joint project is "Serious Play," a term which encompasses all the work done at the Art Center. In this episode of Designing Minds, students Saejean Oh and Kathryn McFarlane explain how they chose Benjamin Franklin as the subject of their Serious Play project. Rather than focus on his political work, they consider the curiosity and sense of humor which aided Franklin in all his endeavors. The illustrator and graphic designer create a visually arresting piece, the look of which they stumble upon accidentally, not unlike many of the greatest inventors. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_serious_play04.mp4 Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:42:19 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:25 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In part three of this four part series, students Kerry Hyatt and Paula Hansanugrum talk about their graphic novel based re-imagining of the class board game “Operation” as a vehicle to highlight America’s unhealthy obsession with pharmacology. This episode of Designing Minds visits the prestigious Art Center of Pasadena California. In part three of this four part series, students Kerry Hyatt and Paula Hansanugrum talk about their graphic novel based re-imagining of the class board game “Operation” as a vehicle to highlight America’s unhealthy obsession with pharmacology. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_serious_play03.mp4 Thu, 10 Jul 2008 10:56:25 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:23 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this episode of Designing Minds, students Enrique Barrios and Owen Freeman showcase their depictions of hope and humanity in the face of war. The Art Center of Pasadena, California is linking its upcoming Art Center Design Conference with the launch of Wrap Magazine, the next incarnation of the Fish Wrap publication. The theme for this joint project is "Serious Play," a term which encompasses all the work done at the Art Center. In this episode of Designing Minds, students Enrique Barrios and Owen Freeman showcase their depictions of hope and humanity in the face of war. They also discuss the relationship between graphic designer and illustrator, how they successfully tackled a sensitive subject, and what "play" looks like in a war torn city. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_serious_play02.mp4 Wed, 02 Jul 2008 18:47:29 -0400 Podcasting no 00:06:21 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The Art Center of Pasadena, California is linking its upcoming Art Center Design Conference with the launch of Wrap Magazine, the next incarnation of the Fish Wrap publication. The theme for this joint project is "Serious Play," a term which encompasses all the work done at the Art Center. In this episode of Designing Minds, eight student illustrators and eight student graphic designers combine their varying skill sets for a common goal. This collaboration sparks innovative concepts and intense connections. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_serious_play01.mp4 Thu, 26 Jun 2008 13:44:29 -0400 Podcasting no 00:06:08 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Once called the "Johnny Depp of the Design World" Sagmeister is respected for his maverick approach and gritty, handmade style. This week, Designing Minds features the last of three episodes on world-renowned graphic artist, Stephan Sagmeister.  Today, Sagmeister continues to delight audiences with exhibits as diverse as giant banana walls, personal diary entries and interactive spider webs.  A true believer in community Sagmeister often collaborates with fellow design leaders and young artists alike. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_sagmeister03.mp4 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 15:49:58 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:41 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Once called the "Johnny Depp of the Design World" Sagmeister is respected for his maverick approach and gritty, handmade style. World-renowned graphic artist Stefan Sagmeister is respected for his maverick approach and gritty, handmade style. Once called “the Johnny Depp of the design world,” he blends sexuality, tenacity, and wit to create work that pushes boundaries and never fails to intrigue. Although today he's best known as an innovative interactive artist, his early career predates modern desktop publishing tools. This week's Designing Minds is the second of three episodes about Sagmeister. In it, he discusses his move to New York City, his book Things I have Learned in My Life So Far, his experimental work, and how he was able to combine his two passions: design and music. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_sagmeister02.mp4 Thu, 12 Jun 2008 17:46:05 -0400 Podcasting no 00:08:13 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Once called the "Johnny Depp of the Design World" Sagmeister is respected for his maverick approach and gritty, handmade style. This week on Designing Minds, we feature the 1st of 3 episodes on renowned Graphic Artist Stefan Sagmeister.  Once called the "Johnny Depp of the Design World" Sagmeister is respected for his maverick approach and gritty, handmade style.  Although today he's best known as an innovative interactive artist, his early career pre-dates modern desktop publishing tools. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_sagmeister01.mp4 Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:37:09 -0400 Podcasting no 00:06:27 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this episode of Designing Minds, Zoom In features acclaimed costume designer, Sharen Davis, for her creative input on over 20 films, including The Pursuit of Happyness, Dreamgirls, and Ray. New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) hosts an annual event exploring the confluence of fashion, film, and television called Designing Hollywood. Created in 2000, the event honors women's outstanding contributions in the fields of costume design and make-up artistry. In this episode of Designing Minds, Zoom In features acclaimed costume designer, Sharen Davis, for her creative input on over 20 films, including The Pursuit of Happyness, Dreamgirls, and Ray. Her subtlety and influence on actor-to-character development has earned her two Academy Award nominations, as well as a reputation for excellence within the industry. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_davis.mp4 Wed, 28 May 2008 10:49:48 -0400 Podcasting no 00:04:12 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) honored hairstylist Michele Johnson at Designing Hollywood, an event highlighting the achievements of women working in costume design, hairstyling and makeup. The New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) honored hairstylist Michele Johnson at Designing Hollywood, an event highlighting the achievements of women working in costume design, hairstyling and makeup. In this episode of Designing Minds, Director Mary Harron discusses how Michele’s work is critical to keeping audiences “in the moment” and Michele herself talks about the woes and wonder of balancing big budget and independent projects. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_johnson.mp4 Wed, 21 May 2008 13:49:48 -0400 Podcasting no 00:04:31 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) honored Makeup Artist Toy Van Lierop at Designing Hollywood. The New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) honored Makeup Artist Toy Van Lierop at Designing Hollywood, an event which highlights the achievements of women working in costume design, hairstyling and makeup. In this episode of Designing Minds, actress Robin Wright Penn speaks to Toy's talent and creativity, and Toy herself shares the approach she's developed over her two decades in the industry. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_lierop.mp4 Wed, 14 May 2008 10:23:58 -0400 Podcasting no 00:00:00 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Traction is a San Francisco based advertising and marketing agency with the blood of a design firm. Referred to as forward thinking, distinctive and clever, Traction’s work serves clients as diverse as Bank of America, The Institute for Practical Underpants, SAP, LightFull Foods and Sun Microsystems. This episode of Designing Minds features this intimate, non-traditional firm which aggressively courts creativity in all shapes and sizes (even from those engineering types). Traction embraces the latest technology with enthusiasm, a trait which contributed to two of their latest projects; furniture as works of art and pens that don’t need ink. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_traction.mp4 Tue, 29 Apr 2008 17:13:25 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:12 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom In Online continues Pursuit of Design, a multipart series on Compostmodern 08, an interdisciplinary design conference that explores the ways design and business can blend through the lens of sustainability. In the last installment of Compostmodern 08, the CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi S, Adam Werbach, explains why design should instigate a people's revolution that will change the way we interact with our surroundings. Through his involvement with the less-than-popular Wal-Mart corporation, Adam has actually been able to implement a "Personal Sustainability Practice" that has improved the livelihoods of the many Wal-Mart associates. Not only does it promote zero waste production and the sole distribution of green products, but it also encourages the stores' workers and shoppers to engage in healthier practices for the long-term. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_werbach.mp4 Wed, 23 Apr 2008 15:46:31 -0400 Podcasting no 00:08:06 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom In Online continues Pursuit of Design, a multipart series on Compostmodern 08, an interdisciplinary design conference that explores the ways design and business can blend through the lens of sustainability. This episode of Compostmodern 08 features wine connoisseur Jean-Charles Boisset, President of Boisset-America and Vice President of Boisset La Famille des Grands Vins. Motivated by the necessity to respect our environment, yet still maintain the production of a high quality wine, Boisset explains the ways in which the wine industry can contribute to the reduction of solid waste and increase convenience for the consumer. With innovation driving his company forward, Boisset discusses the transformation of his estate's product packaging as a means to improve the sustainability of wine. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_boisset.mp4 Wed, 16 Apr 2008 12:26:45 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:08 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this episode of the Pursuit of Design miniseries, Zoom-In features Mark Galbraith, the VP of Design at NAU. Unlike other outdoor clothing stores that contradict their support of the environment by using high-tech fabrics, NAU creates garments that actually reflect the notion of sustainability. Mark explains how he became involved with the company, why optimism should be seen as a political act and the reasons to break down the idea that the consumer has to buy something new every year. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_galbraith.mp4 Tue, 08 Apr 2008 16:45:39 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:07 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom In Online presents Pursuit of Design, a multipart series on Compostmodern 08, an interdisciplinary design conference that explores the ways that design and business can blend through the lens of sustainability. A short video featuring participants at Compostmodern 08 will be published over the next three weeks. Showcasing various design luminaries and spoken word artistry, Compostmodern serves to educate people on increased environmental consciousnesses. By engaging with like-minded individuals the presenters hope to encourage the use of creativity as a means to push the boundaries of interaction with the larger global community. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_cm_highlights.mp4 Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:13:51 -0400 Podcasting no 00:03:51 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Continuing the Pursuit of Design miniseries at "Cause/Effect" is design director of GOOD magazine and proprietor of NYC-based Open design studio, Scott Stowell. Open has had the opportunity to work with many respected design firms and organizations, such as the American Institute of Graphic Arts, M&Co Labs, and The American Museum of the Moving Image. In this episode, Scott discusses his artistic role at GOOD (a magazine for "people who give a damn") and the importance of creating work that successfully preaches to the unconverted. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_stowell.mp4 Tue, 25 Mar 2008 16:13:51 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:10 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The Pursuit of Design miniseries at "Cause/Effect" continues. In this episode, Bobby C. Martin, Jr. discusses how religious symbology and the unconventional protest methods of a Harlem reverend inspired his work. With the help of a grant from Sappi paper, Martin teamed up with the Abyssinian Church to introduce an inspiring billboard campaign into the Harlem community, uniting locals and reducing the number of tobacco and alcohol ads in the area. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_martin_2.mp4 Tue, 18 Mar 2008 16:13:51 -0400 Podcasting no 00:04:54 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The Pursuit of Design miniseries at "Cause/Effect" continues with Mark Randall of WorldStudio Inc. discussing his collaboration with AIGA/NY and the Times Square Alliance on "The Urban Forest Project". This public art project received submissions from over 185 artists from around the world. Using smart design and innovative project execution the team created awareness of environmental responsibility turning "the notion of sustainability into the metaphor of a tree". http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_randall.mp4 Tue, 11 Mar 2008 16:13:51 -0400 Podcasting no 00:04:24 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this podcast, we include the final episode in a four-part series of ADC’s Young Guns, showcasing five young talents who utilize a variety of mediums in order to produce innovative artwork. Joining us is designer and director, Asif Mian, whose background in sculpture influences the music videos that he creates for notable hip-hop artists such as The Roots and Aesop Rock; London-import Christopher Lane, whose photography focuses on capturing the audience’s response during sensational American parades; ad-man turned innovator, Justin Gignac, who developed the idea of packaging and selling garbage that he found on NYC streets; and Cassandra Warner & Jeremy Floto, the married photography team whose work expresses an interest in how space defined by architectural development can translate into a two-dimensional form. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_frame_by_frame_2.mp4 Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:15 -0500 Podcasting no 00:09:12 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This special episode of Designing Minds, part of the Art Directors Club Young Guns series, features presentations from two New York City based designers, Chris Rubino and James Victore. Rubino is a young, individualistic and principled designer whose work has been commissioned by an impressive list of national clients including Guinness, ESPN, Miramax, Condé Nast and the Banana Republic. Victore is a design establishment whose passionate and message-infused work has won an array of national and international awards and is permanently archived in the Library of Congress. The two discuss what remaining true to themselves means, both in client initiated and self-inspired projects, and how to learn the trade so it becomes a fulfilling lifelong career, not a means to a paycheck. Their stories of bootstrap budgets, self-exploration and visionary design are inspiration to aspiring artists everywhere. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_DIY.m4v Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:14 -0500 Podcasting no 00:41:07 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online In this episode of Designing Minds, Zoom In Online’s Matthew McNerney sits down with an old boss and mentor, Howard Levy, Principle of Red Rooster Group. Red Rooster considers itself a different kind of marketing design firm. Their philosophy of “Design for a Better World” leads them to promote businesses, organizations and causes that make the world a better place. Their extensive client list includes The American Cancer Society, D.A.R.E., The Ronald McDonald House, Earth Action, ProLiteracy International, The Center for Nonprofit Corporations and Americans to Counter Terrorism. Matthew and Howard discuss the role of design, and how Howard uses his career as a vehicle to express his ideals. Howard’s extensive work with nonprofits enables him to share tremendous insight into this important and often underserved sector. He goes on to summarize four projects which offer lessons for the budding designer. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_levy.mp4 Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:14 -0500 Podcasting no 00:27:38 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This week’s episode of Designing Minds features Perception’s Co-Founder and Creative Director, Jeremy Lasky. Perception is an integrated design boutique based in New York City that offers motion graphics, visual effects and editing post production services. Perception’s impressive roster of clients includes HBO, Showtime, ABC, Miramax, Sony, Ogilvy and Mather, R/GA, and many others. Zoom In Online’s Matthew McNerney sat down with Jeremy to discuss Perception’s rapid ascension in the design world since its founding in 2001. Jeremy discusses the shop’s strategy of pitching a wide variety of ideas to potential clients from the conventional to “one that might get you fired.” He goes on to step through two of Perception’s recent projects, a Telly Award winning spot for Major League Baseball and an Emmy nominated show open for ABC Sports. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_lasky.m4v Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:13 -0500 Podcasting no 00:22:40 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom In Online’s Matthew McNerney sat down with Evan Slater, the Director of Non-Traditional Marketing at Atlanta-based design company, 22squared, to discuss their innovative branding strategy. Evan developed the idea that companies should market their brands using the same tenets and rules that people follow in building a friendship. By creating a movement wherein advertising agencies actually humanize their clients, as opposed to treating them like numbers, 22squared hopes to discover what friendship communicates graphically and how human connections can translate on paper in order to further a company’s brand appeal. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_slater.m4v Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:13 -0500 Podcasting no 00:25:22 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Design Matters Live is an on-going series based on the Adobe/AIGA live version of Debbie Millman’s highly acclaimed and much listened to internet radio show, Design Matters. In this first episode, Debbie talks to the multimedia artist, Elliot Earls, about his experimental non-linear digital videos, spoken word poetry, music, typography and the inspirational leap he made from commercial graphic artist to teacher, mentor and self-made artist. Elliot Earls is an Artist-In-Residence at Cranbrook Academy of Art and “capo” of The Apollo Program. The Apollo Program’s commercial clients include Elektra Entertainment, Nonesuch Records, Scribner Publishing C., Elemond Casabella (Itlay), The Cartoon Network (U.K.), Imaginary Forces, Polygram Classics and Jazz, The Voyager Company and Janus Films. His commercial work includes two television commercials for the Cartoon Network in the United Kingdom as well as an interactive documentary on the work of Frank Gehry for Casabella in Italy. As a typographer, his original type design is distributed worldwide by Emigre Inc. As a performance artist, Earls was awarded an Emerging Artist grant by Manhattan's prestigous Wooster Group. Elliot’s latest body of work is the feature length film, Sarany Motel featuring music by Elliot and the Venomous Sons of Jonah. For more on Elliot Earls, please visit: http://www.theapolloprogram.com/ http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_earls_2.mp4 Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:12 -0500 Podcasting no 00:07:07 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This week’s episode of Designing Minds features CA Square's Founding Partner and Creative Director Carlos Ferreyros. CA Square provides award-winning strategic and creative image enhancing solutions for televsion, print and web to some of the world’s most successful media and entertainment companies, including VH1, Reuters, Disney, Telemundo, GSN, and FOX. Zoom In Online’s Matthew McNerney hosted a fascinating conversation with Carlos about his Peruvian heretage and the cultural differences in latino programming of American and Latin American markets. He overviews two innovative campaigns recently undertaken by CA Square for VH1 and GSN and goes on to discuss how the pace of design has been affected by technology. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_ferreyros.m4v Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:11 -0500 Podcasting no 00:21:40 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This special episode of Designing Minds features a panel discussion at the Art Directors Club Young Gun series, exploring the question: does size matter? Creative teams Frank Anselmo and Jayson Atienza of the global ad agency BBDO, and the three-person company, We Should Do It All (WSDIA), represent two ends of the creative business spectrum. One team works in a large organization with big budgets and layers of approval through which to pass. The other run their own small firm with a name befitting their philosophy that they are equipped to handle any type of artistic project. The two teams discuss their work, how their environments affect that work, what resources they have at their disposal, and how they leverage their creativity within the confines of their companies. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_big_small.m4v Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:11 -0500 Podcasting no 00:32:06 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online This special episode of Designing Minds features a discussion at Design Matters Live, an in-person version of Debbie Millman’s highly acclaimed internet radio show, Design Matters. In her interview, Debbie talks to world-renowned designer, illustrator and typographer Marian Bantjes. Marian shares her love for the design community and the importance of staying connected, even while working from her idyllic rural home studio. She speaks about her transition from a more traditional design career path to a much more personally fulfilling mix of work. Marian has an obvious love for what she does, sharing some of the inspiration for her recent projects as diverse as hand-drawn valentines to the type treatment for the "Want It!" campaign at Saks Fifth Avenue. Marian's insights are important for anyone who cares passionately about design and respects the craft of the artist. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_martin.mp4 Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:58:09 -0500 Podcasting no 00:04:54 design, photo, photography Magnet Media, Inc. This special episode of Designing Minds features Designism 2.0, the second annual gathering of leading designers committed to social activism and instigating change through media. As a continuation of the initial episode of Designism 2.0, we rejoin the extraordinary panel of designers, hosted by the Art Directors Club, as they continue to explore whether or not design has purpose other than commercial. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_designism.m4a Mon, 14 Jan 2008 18:23:59 -0500 Podcasting no 00:39:31 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online Zoom-In Online presents "Design Matters Live," the live version of Debbie Millman’s highly acclaimed internet radio show, Design Matters. In this video, Debbie Millman inteviews celebrated graphic designer and brand enhancer, Alan Dye, whose experience includes working for prominent brand agencies, such as Landor Associates and Ogilvy & Mather. As the final event for 2007, the two sit down to discuss how Alan's process as a designer was initiated by an adage in carpentry: "Measure Twice. Cut Once." With this in mind, Alan, whose most recent accolade is becoming the Creative Director at Apple, explains the significance of treating his work as an exercise in design and the necessity to surround yourself with individuals who will compel you to develop the best work that you possibly can. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_alan_dye.mp4 Wed, 02 Jan 2008 12:24:08 -0500 Podcasting no 00:09:06 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The final installment in a special four-part series following the Third Annual Future Gold Young Creatives Challenge at the prestigious Clios Festival in Miami. This verite series follows 12 of the best young creatives from around the globe as they compete in an exciting 24 hour advertising challenge. Six copy writers and six art directors under 33 are paired into six teams and then they have 24 hours to come up with an ad campaign given by the client, Adobe. It’s down the to final round. In the last episode in our series, the three remaining teams present their work before a live audience and most importantly, before the client: Adobe. Only one team – one art director and one copywriter – will be chosen as the winner of the Future Gold Challenge, catapulting their careers to a whole new stratosphere. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_CLIO04.mp4 Thu, 01 Nov 2007 17:08:30 -0400 Podcasting no 00:08:29 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The third in a four-part series following the Third Annual Future Gold Young Creatives Challenge at the prestigious Clios Festival in Miami. This verite series follows 12 of the best young creatives from around the globe as they compete in an exciting 24 hour advertising challenge. Six copy writers and six art directors under age 33 are paired into six teams where they have 24 hours to come up with an ad campaign given by the client, Adobe. In this third episode, the teams hear the judges critiques of their work before three teams are eliminated from the competition. The remaining three have another 24 hours to improve their presentations based on the judges’ comments. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_CLIO03.mp4 Tue, 30 Oct 2007 17:07:08 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:23 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The second in a four-part series following the Third Annual Future Gold Young Creatives Challenge at the prestigious Clios Festival in Miami. This verite series follows 12 of the best young creatives from around the globe as they compete in an exciting 24 hour advertising challenge. Six copy writers and six art directors under age 33 are paired into six teams where they have 24 hours to come up with an ad campaign given by the client, Adobe. In this second episode, with only a few hours of sleep, the teams present their work to the internationally recognized judges. As the young creatives wait anxiously in the hallway, we are privy to the judges’ closed-door reactions to the presentations. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_CLIO02.mp4 Wed, 24 Oct 2007 17:06:21 -0400 Podcasting no 00:05:18 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The first in a four-part series following the Third Annual Future Gold Young Creatives Challenge at the prestigious Clios Festival in Miami. This verite series follows 12 of the best young creatives from around the globe as they compete in an exciting 24 hour advertising challenge. Six copy writers and six art directors under age 33 are paired into six teams and then they have 24 hours to come up with an ad campaign given by the client, Adobe. Watch as the best of the next generation of advertising creatives battle it out for the Future Gold! In this first episode, the Future Gold competitors arrive in Miami bleary-eyed from travel as far off as Australia, Colombia and India. Paired into teams, they are presented with the creative brief by Adobe. They then have a mere 24 hours before they must present their work to the judges. We hear from the teams as they attempt to get to know each other and brain-storm as the clock ticks on. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_CLIO01.mp4 Tue, 16 Oct 2007 17:05:24 -0400 Podcasting no 00:07:42 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The sixth and final installment of a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns Woman Vanguard, features Tracy Boychuk. In addition to working as the Design Director for Stop Smiling magazine and running her own company, TROOPER, with partner Jen Roddie, Tracy teaches Portfolio and 3rd year Graphic Communications at the School of Visual Arts. She has worked at Sony Music Entertainment and RCA Records and as the Design Director for MTVs Off-Air Creative Group. Her work has been featured in Print, ID, Communication Arts and has been included in various publications on graphic design. Her awards include the ADC, British ADC, BDAs and the One Show. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_tracy_boychuk.mp4 Tue, 25 Sep 2007 17:03:56 -0400 Podcasting no 00:01:45 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The fifth installment in a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns featuring artist, art director, illustrator, designer, author, and publisher Leanne Shapton. Based in New York City, Leanne, along with photographer Jason Fulford, is the co-founder of J&L Books, an internationally-distributed imprint specializing in art and photography books. She began her career at the National Post where, by the age of 25, she was overseeing and art-directing the daily Avenue page, an award-winning double-page feature covering news and cultural trends. She has subsequently worked as a freelance designer at The New York Times, an editor for an art magazine prototype at Condé Nast, and contributed illustrations to New York Magazine, The New Yorker, Harper's, The New York Times Magazine, Jane, and Talk. She has designed and illustrated numerous book covers for Knopf, Doubleday, Simon and Schuster and Penguin, and in 2006 Leanne designed the titles and credits for the Oscar-nominated film, The Squid And The Whale. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_leanne_shapton.mp4 Thu, 13 Sep 2007 17:02:56 -0400 Podcasting no 00:03:20 design, photo, photography Magnet Media Inc. This special episode of Designing Minds features a panel discussion at the Art Directors Club special Young Guns reunion featuring five prominent female members dubbed “The Woman Vanguard.” These immensely talented woman, featured in our Creative Backstory documentary series, share insights into their careers, inspiration and aspirations. Moderated by Debbie Millman, design guru and host of the popular online radio show Design Matters, this panel discussion touches on the trials of being a female designer. The lively conversation between the designers explores their varied career paths and offers advice –both profound and pragmatic– for aspiring designers. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_woman_vanguard.mp4 Wed, 12 Sep 2007 16:37:48 -0400 Podcasting no 00:03:30 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The fourth installment in a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns. This episode features Julie Hirschfeld, Co-Founder of Stiletto NYC, a design studio based in New York and Milan, specializing in art direction and design for print and video. Julie has lead projects spanning from motion graphics to print for clients such as MTV, Nike, Conde Nast, Nickelodean, RCA Records, HBO, and the Sundance Channel. Stiletto has been featured in grafik magazine, Idea, Print, and Wallpaper, among others. Their work is highlighted in the book “Fresh Dialogue 3: New Voices in Graphic Design” published by Princeton Architectural Press in association with the AIGA. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_julie_hirshfeld.mp4 Tue, 04 Sep 2007 16:51:37 -0400 Podcasting no 00:03:02 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The third installment in a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns, featuring art director, illustrator and artist, Deanne Cheuk. Deanne landed her first job as a magazine art director at the age of 19, with a slew of art direction and design positions to follow, including most recently Tokion Magazine. Renowned for her illustrative typography, Deanne’s work has been commissioned by Nike, Converse, Target, ESPN and MTV2 and has worked with David Carson, Dough Aitken and Conan O’Brien. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_deanne_cheuk.mp4 Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:50:29 -0400 Podcasting no 00:04:03 design, photo, photography Zoom In Online The second installment in a multipart documentary series exploring the creative backstory behind the life and work of the Art Directors Club Young Guns, features branding and publication design specialist Stella Bugbee. In addition to working as the Design Director at Domino magazine and running her own design studio, Stella teaches Advanced Publication Design at Parsons School of Design. She has worked at The New York Times Magazine and as a Design Director with Ogilvy and Mather’s Brand Integration Group. Her work has been featured in Print, HOW, Step, Black Book, Nylon and Eye. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_stella_bugbee.mp4 Wed, 22 Aug 2007 16:49:05 -0400 Podcasting no 00:02:56 design, photo, photography Magnet Media, Inc. This episode concludes Geoff Gresh's interview with Stu Maschwitz, author of The DV Rebel's guide and co-founder of The Orphanage. They discuss The Orphanage's visual effects creation for the acclaimed Korean film The Host, as well as Stu's perspective on the growing expectations of boutique effects studios. They review Orphanage's work on many of the summer's leading blockbusters including Fantastic Four 2, Grindhouse, and Planet Terror. Geoff also asks Stu for his take on the innovation in the realm of Mac video software. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_maschwitz02.mp3 Tue, 14 Aug 2007 16:06:16 -0400 Podcasting no 00:23:37 design, photo, photography Magnet Media, Inc. Geoff Gresh visited the offices of The Orphanage in San Francisco to chat with Stu Maschwitz, visual effects veteran and author of The DV Rebel’s Guide. The Orphanage has produced visual effects for some of the biggest blockbusters of the past decade and has credits on three tentpole films this summer, including Die Hard 4: Live Free or Die Hard, Fantastic Four 2: Rise of the Silver Surfer and Pirates of The Caribbean: At World’s End. They were also the sole visual effects house on the Korean blockbuster monster movie, The Host. In part one of the interview, Stu explains the convergence of ideas that lead to the creation of the “DV Rebel” method and comments on the role of production value in user generated content for the Internet. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_maschwitz01.mp3 Mon, 30 Jul 2007 16:06:16 -0400 Podcasting no 00:15:54 design, photo, photography Magnet Media, Inc. In the inaugural episode of our new Designing Minds podcast series, Matthew McNerney sits down with Damijan Saccio, Principal and Co-Founder of UV Phactory, an award winning Design, Production and Motion Graphics boutique based in New York City. UV Phactory’s broad clientèle includes broadcast work for HBO, Showtime, MTV, BET, Bravo, Comedy Central and music videos for TV on the Radio, Five for Fighting and My Chemical Romance. Matthew and Damijan indulge in shoptalk about city-stampeding succubus and adding motion GFX to a classical music video. They go on to discuss the shop’s open and “ego-less” philosophy and the experience of beta testing Adobe’s new CS3 products. http://edgecastcdn.net/0005A0/podcasts/designing_minds/dm_sacchio.mp3 Mon, 30 Jul 2007 14:11:16 -0400 Podcasting no 00:19:16