Finding Your Creative Signature
Written by Dauntless
May 2019
How to stay true to yourself as a developing artist.
In his latest podcast, our own Head of Production, Jordan Daniel Chesney, takes you on an insightful audio journey into creativity.
At Dauntless, we’re super-proud of our creative teams. Across the disciplines, they work harmoniously together, sparking off of each other’s inventiveness and imagination to deliver excellent work time after time.
But getting to be a respected professional in your chosen creative field is challenging, and Jordan has some sage advice for people starting out.
Whether you’re a filmmaker like Jordan, or a designer, painter, writer, or just someone who builds cathedrals out of matchsticks, he explores how to grow and fail as an artist and be okay with both. Jordan reveals how through perseverance you can become the artist you were meant to be.
The podcast gives an insight into:
- Facing failure
- Embracing change
- Adding value
- Delivering in a professional environment
To see how our creativity can help you and your business, get in touch and start the conversation.
(You can download this podcast for offline enjoyment here, or the raw audio here. Music by Chezney (AKA Jordan Daniel Chesney) available for download here.)
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