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Open Shutter is a podcast connecting creators to creators. Diving into WHY we do what we do, WHERE we came from, and where we're GOING. Hosted by Toronto Creator, Paul Yeghouchian, catch the show every week for a different guest!
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AI Will Never Replace Community. Here's Why. | Alshane Wallace (opens the original)
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Alshane Wallace originally from the Bahamas, he has found a new home in Toronto and is building a creative community of his own.A creator at heart, Alshane founded the Browser Collective, a platform focused on bringing creators together and building community in Toronto.He started out as a writer, primarily working in fiction, but as life got busier, he found himself with less time to write. That passion for storytelling, however, has continued to shape the way he approaches everything he create
Why Your Work Should Be Uncomfortable | Dzesika Devic (opens the original)
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Toronto Photographer, Dzesika Devic joins Open Shutter to talk about finding meaning in photography, embracing discomfort, and learning to see the everyday with fresh eyes.Driven by missed photographs, childhood memories, and her own emotions, Dzesika gravitates toward photographing people’s expressions and quiet moments that reflect feelings and thoughts that can be difficult to articulate.She brings her camera with her everywhere, turning her everyday life into a kind of visual journal. She ta
Stay Authentic in an AI World | Julian Talluto (opens the original)
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What does it mean to stay authentic in a world increasingly influenced by AI?Julian Talluto, joins the program to talk about finding your creative identity, staying true to yourself, and pursuing photography with purpose.Julian shares how he found a place where he feels good mentally, why surrounding yourself with the right people and other creatives matters, and how learning to stop worrying about what others think has helped him become more comfortable doing what he actually wants to do.Photog
I Was Laid Off. Then I Built My Own Business | Creative Freelancer Corynne Bisson (opens the original)
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Full-time freelancer and business owner Corrynne Bisson joins the program to share her journey from Alberta to Toronto and how she has built a career in the content creation and videography space.Corrynne has been shooting for eight years and freelancing for the past three. After being laid off from her restaurant job, she took the leap into freelancing full-time and has since built a business working with a variety of clients.Now, she’s branching out into documentary filmmaking and is currently
See the Game Differently | Sports Photographer, Reese Bolibruck (opens the original)
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Reese Bolibruck joins the program to talk about her journey as an athlete and sports photographer. Currently balancing two internships focused on sports photography, Reese shares how her experience as an athlete has directly influenced the way she approaches photography, from knowing where to position herself to understanding players, plays, and the flow of the game.Reese also offers advice for aspiring sports photographers, including why you shouldn't compare your gear to other photographers an
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