What if art could talk?

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This week we were able to brainstorm how to bring art to life like the Grammy nominated RUN DMC docuseries 'Kings from Queens', art directed by our guest this week: Jason Snell. Jason shares his creative journey and insights into the filmmaking process, emphasizing the importance of saying yes to opportunities and the hard work that leads to success. In this conversation, Sarah Nagle and Jason discuss the intersection of art, design, and technology, particularly focusing on the influence of AI in creative processes. They explore the historical significance of Run-DMC in music, the importance of archival materials in documentaries, and the evolving role of artists as mentors. The discussion also delves into the potential of AI tools for designers, the implications of blockchain for ownership, and the future of collaboration in art.
Chapters

00:00
Embracing Change in Art and Technology

04:15
AI Developments and Innovations

08:31
The Challenge of Deepfakes and Digital Authenticity

12:01
OpenAI's Santa Mode and AI in Entertainment

14:26
AI Agents and Brand Companions

17:19
Jason Snell's Journey and Creative Process

27:21
Kings from Queens: A Documentary Journey

31:38
The Journey of Creation

32:08
Rock and Roll's Impact on Run-DMC

33:11
AI Tools for Designers

37:02
Exploring Archival Components in Documentary Films

39:51
Legacy and Mentorship in Art

41:48
Embracing AI in Design

43:46
Ownership and Blockchain in Art

45:41
Productizing Artistic Styles with AI

49:33
The Future of Collaboration in Art

54:46
Advice for Upcoming Artists

57:08
Creating AI Tools for Kids

01:00:27
Closing Thoughts and Future Directions

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