David is a career journeyman with stints in movie production, IT, working as a QA Engineer, a business development manager for Phlearn, before finally going full-time with photography and becoming a Manfrotto Ambassador along with creating educational content for Photofocus + Resource Magazine.
We chat about how we finally properly met + hung out at WPPI, being yet another Canadian we know through the show like Renee Robyn, what is was like working for Phlearn so early on, how a series of his inspired and episode of Warehouse 13 on SyFy and more on this episode of The Angry Millennial.
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Nathaniel is a Philadelphia based photographer & creator of the Tutvid YouTube channel that's been a staple on the platform for the last decade.
We chat about his growing up as one of 8 kids, who on long family road-trips got to play with the family 2MP digital camera, getting his first taste of photography. We talk about going trading stocks when he was 12 years old, to selling paintball guns, to finding his true calling. However, it was his love of Photoshop that took over as he launched the Tutvid channel on YouTube in 2006. Years later, Nathaniel decided to get into wedding + portrait photography, a random convention where Dodson was teaching both a Photoshop class + lighting class ended up putting him on the map. Nathaniel talks about how important it was for him to take the time to really learn his craft allowing his YouTube channel + other companies cover his bills.
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In this episode, we chat about learning photography at a young age and wasting grandma's Polaroid film, moving to NYC the day after high school graduation, his vision for the ClickGear brand, the importance of goal-setting and having aspirations, going to Seattle for CreativeLive + getting to meet past guests Chase and Kenna, being a photographer in a smaller market and no longer feeling like creatives have to be in big markets like NYC or LA with technology and social media, struggling in a previous job in insurance dealing with having to deny people coverage who really needed it that led to bouts with depression and drinking and more on this episode of The Angry Millennial.
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Digital Transitions is the largest provider of high-end digital solutions in the United States. They specialize in the sales, rentals, training and support of both new and used digital backs from Phase One and Mamiya Leaf. They continually research and invest in resources that allow them to meet the many demands of their clients. They work behind the scenes to make sure you are working efficiently so you get the most out of your Medium Format investment.
On this episode of The Angry Millennial, we chat with Ron Jautz, photographer & the APA Co-Chairman of the NY Chapter, a national organization working to support photographers and the business of photography, with a focus on community, education, advocacy and inspiration.
Ron is one of the biggest proponents for copyright reform fighting for artist's rights literally on the hill in front of Congress. We chat about traveling the world on assignments, the benefits of face-to-face interaction at expos, events, and conferences, his time running an art gallery in Virginia and much more on this episode of The Angry Millennial.
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On this episode of The Angry Millennial, we’re recording live from the PDN PhotoPlus Expo in New York where we were able to swindle some of the biggest names in photography to sit in our makeshift cafeteria recording studio. For this episode, we speak with the Jeremy Cowart, Bella Kotak, + Pratik Naik, commercial photographers and high-end retoucher based out of Nashville, the UK, & Houston respectively.
If these names sound familiar to you, it’s because you haven’t been under a rock the last few years. On this episode we chat about the family life/work balance, creating ideas bigger than just yourself, the importance of rooting for other’s success instead of being bitter, and lots more on this episode of The Angry Millennial with your host, Jose Rosado and co-host, Stevie Chris.
