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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another brand-new instalment.
This week we return to the Art Department for a conversation with Framestore Concept Artist, Jules Darriulat. Jules is a highly respected artist in his field, known not only for creating stunning concepts for Framestore projects but also as the co-founder of Concept 101.
In part two, Montreal based Modeller, Pierre-Edouard Merien takes over the pod where he delves deeper into Jules' role, inspirations, challenges and more!
We find out about what inspires Jules to continually improve his craft, his definition of creativity and a sneak peek into his process when starting on a new concept.
Jules shares his early inspirations, movies and artists that shaped him as a creative, his views on generative AI, and lots of advice on how to train your creativity and improve your artistic fundamentals.
Resources mentioned across both Part 1 (out last Monday) and Part 2:
Artists:
Darek Zabrocki - Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: www.artstation.com/artwork/vDnB1D
Jeremy Love - Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: www.artstation.com/artwork/rJxQNa
Julien Gauthier - The Rings of Power: www.artstation.com/artwork/YBYDz6
Teaching resources:
Learn Squared: www.learnsquared.com/
Alex Senechal - Visual Basics course: acms.gumroad.com/l/visualdesign?layout=profile
Scott Robertson Youtube: www.youtube.com/@scottrobertsondesign
James Gurney Youtube: www.youtube.com/@JamesGurney
Concept101:
Website: www.concept101.co.uk/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/concept_101_event/
Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCpxuj0umDSlw0rIGaqfSveQ
Jules' portfolio:
Artstation: www.artstation.com/julesdarriulat
Instagram: www.instagram.com/julesdarriulat/
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another brand-new instalment.
This week, we return to the Art Department for a conversation with Framestore Concept Artist, Jules Darriulat. Jules is a highly respected artist in his field, known not only for creating stunning concepts for Framestore projects but also as the co-founder of Concept 101.
In today's first part, we dive into the Framestore Podcast Dailies, discussing life as a concept artist, the origins of Concept 101, routes into the industry, and many lessons learned along the way.
On Thursday, we hand the mic to this week's guest co-host, Montreal-based Modeller and Launchpad alum Pierre-Edouard Merien, who will explore the craft of concept art in greater depth with Jules.
We explore how Jules began his journey as a Concept Artist, the creation of Concept 101, and offer advice on courses, software, mentorship, and other methods for mastering the craft of concept art. What was once a single hidden path has now expanded into twenty!
We also discuss Jules' favourite types of art to create, the differences between working in concept art teams for movies and TV shows versus the games industry, and the significance of grasping artistic fundamentals.
Resources mentioned across both Part 1 and Part 2 (out on Thursday):
Artists:
Darek Zabrocki - Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/vDnB1D
Jeremy Love - Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/rJxQNa
Julien Gauthier - The Rings of Power: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/YBYDz6
Teaching resources:
Learn Squared: https://www.learnsquared.com/
Alex Senechal - Visual Basics course: https://acms.gumroad.com/l/visualdesign?layout=profile
Scott Robertson Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@scottrobertsondesign
James Gurney Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@JamesGurney
Concept101:
Website: https://www.concept101.co.uk/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/concept_101_event/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpxuj0umDSlw0rIGaqfSveQ
Jules' portfolio:
Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/julesdarriulat
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julesdarriulat/
GOELAND project: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/AlzO8W -
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another brand-new instalment.For this week's two-part episode, we revisit the world of Framestore Launchpad Summer Internships as we're joined by members of this year's cohort from all participating studios: London, Melbourne, Montreal, New York, and Chicago!In part two, we meet Nia Coffer, CG Intern in Chicago; Nicolas Bonilla, Design Intern in New York; and Edric Leclercq, Marketing intern, who had just completed his internship in Montreal at the time of recording.We focus on our guests experiences of the internship programme, comparing expectations to reality, and provide a glimpse into a typical day as a Framestore intern. We hear about their supportive mentors, studio culture, and how the duration of the US programme differs to Montreal's.We discuss the value of having the space to learn, the importance of trust, and the behind-the-scenes experience of working on live projects. Our guests also share insights on developing soft skills through client interactions, connecting with global teams, and receiving regular feedback.If you’re thinking about applying next year, at the end of this episode we are joined by Global Director, Recruitment & Outreach, Amy Smith, for more details on how you can get involved. So stay tuned!
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another brand-new instalment.
For this week's two-part episode, we revisit the world of Framestore Launchpad Summer Internships. Rather than featuring a lineup of Launchpad alumni, we're joined by members of this year's cohort from all participating studios: London, Melbourne, Montreal, New York, and Chicago!
Kicking the week off we are joined by Framestore Interns based in London and Melbourne!
On part one we meet with Mario Cano, Software Developer Intern and Bhawat Chaitantipongse, Compositing Intern who are both over halfway through the London programme, and Tania Pham, who had just completed her internship as part of Melbourne's first-ever Launchpad at the time of recording.
We focus on our guests experiences of the internship programme, comparing expectations to reality, and provide a glimpse into a typical day as a Framestore intern. We hear about their supportive mentors, studio culture, and the learning process of getting to grips with the Framestore pipeline.
Mario and Bhawat discuss their experience sharing accommodation and living with the entire London cohort, while Tania reflects on being part of the inaugural internship programme at our Melbourne Studio. They also discuss adjusting to meetings, gaining trust to work on live shows quickly, and finding time for their personal projects.
The Framestore Podcast returns this Thursday with the second instalment of our conversation with this years Launchpad Interns, as we hear from members of our cohort in Chicago, New York and Montreal.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week with another fantastic two-part episode!
On Monday's episode, we caught up with New York based Will Frazier, Associate Creative Director, to learn about his career journey and how he became integral to our work on the Geico Gecko. Guest co-host Leslie Clark, Junior Asset Technical Director, leads Part Two for an in-depth discussion about his career, inspirations, collaborations and lots more!
We learn more about Will's work on the Geico Gecko, including the creative process behind developing the character. He also shares his personal favourite spots and how his friends still send him lizard memes, calling him the 'Gecko Guy.' We also get an insight into life on a shoot and his on-set responsibilities.
We also discuss what inspired Will to pursue a career in animation and explore some of his early childhood influences. We discuss his favourite movies, changes in the industry, and Will's views on the importance of school outreach programmes in promoting diversity within the industry.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another excellent new episode.
On today’s episode we warmup our guest up by inviting them to take on the Framestore Podcast ‘Dailies’, our 13 question ‘grilling’ followed by Thursday’s second part where our co-host leads a deeper dive into why we invited them on the pod in the first place.
In our latest instalment, we sit down with New York based Will Frazier, Associate Creative Director, to learn about his career journey and how he became integral to our work on the 'Geico Gecko,' the tiny lizard with a unique love for insurance!
This is essential listening for anyone pursuing a career in a creative role and seeking to maximise their opportunities.
Beyond his acclaimed work on Geico, Will has an extensive portfolio spanning various commercial projects, films, and episodic shows. His credits include Smurfs, Inside Llewyn Davis, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor: Ragnarok, Wandavision, and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: The VR Experience, among others.
This week, we are joined by our special guest, Leslie Clark, Junior Asset Technical Director, also based in our New York studio.
We learn about Will's initial internship path (when internships were only four weeks long), how he swiftly began working on the Geico Gecko, and his ongoing responsibility for maintaining the lizard's consistent look and feel across projects and spots.
We discuss Will's early role as Lead Animator, highlighting his proactive efforts in securing his current position and earning the title of Associate Creative Director. We emphasise the significance of maintaining honesty and transparency, working with your heroes, exceeding job expectations, and being a pleasure to work with.
The Framestore Podcast returns this Thursday with the second instalment of our conversation with Will Frazier, as Leslie takes over as cohost and leads the interview.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week with another thought provoking two-part episode!
On Monday's episode we caught up with VFX Producer Natalie Miller and Animation Supervisor Nathan McConnel who both recently stepped into acting head roles in Production and Animation, respectively, in our Mumbai studio
Having already been through a 'Mumbai flavoured' version of our 13 question grilling, otherwise known at the Framestore Podcast Dailies, on Part Two we pass the mic to this week's guest co-host Jignesh Solanki, VFX Training Manager based in the studio.
We hear more stories about Nathan and Natalie’s recent adventures in Mumbai! They share a variety of memorable moments outside of the studio, including unique cinema experiences, taking photos with babies, and introducing family members to India. We also discuss the growth of our Mumbai studio and its steady rise within the Framestore ecosystem.
We also discover Mumbai's 24 hours grocery deliveries, the sense of safety experienced in a city that never sleeps, and lots of local food and restaurant recommendations that will make your mouth water! We wrap up with significant personal and professional development learnings that resulted from their time spent at the studio.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another fantastic new episode.
On today’s episode we warmup our guests up by inviting them to take on the Framestore Podcast ‘Dailies’, our 13 question ‘grilling’ followed by Thursday’s second part where our co-host leads a deeper dive into why we invited them on the pod in the first place.
On this episode, we get to check-in with recent Mumbai secondees, VFX Producer Natalie Miller and Animation Supervisor Nathan McConnel.
Nat and Nathan both recently stepped into acting head roles in production and animation, respectively, in our Mumbai studio and now that they’ve returned, we get a taste of what that was like through the lens of the Framestore Podcast.
Nat, with over 11 years at Framestore, has worked on blockbuster hits like Imaginary Friends, Barbie, Wonka, His Dark Materials, and more. Nathan, an animation veteran of 20+ years, has led projects like Guardians 3 and Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.
This week we are joined by a special co-host in the form of Jignesh Solanki, VFX Training Manager based in Framestore Mumbai!
We hear about how Nathan and Nat soaked up Indian culture, the joys of dancing at work, the acceleration of their professional and personal development, and the palpable nostalgia of working in a busy Framestore studio!
We discuss building a life in Mumbai, uncovering India's equivalent of 'Shoreditch', navigating the traffic, and the comforting familiarity of a Framestore studio with an Indian twist. We also explore the experience of working with and leading both the Production and Animation teams in Mumbai!
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week where we're taking a short Summer break with a series of REWIND special episodes, where we go back in time and revisit some of our favourite episodes of the pod.
For our final instalment we are going back to Episode 29!
Originally aired on Monday 18th September 2023, we met with Martin Macrae, Head of the Art Department at Framestore. Joining as co-host back then was Fern Hodgson, Production Manager, also in the Art Department.
We discuss Martin's experience as a 'dinosaur skin designer' on the groundbreaking series 'Walking with Beasts' in 2000, and learnings throughout his career, including the importance of patience, cultivating an open-minded approach, and why you should never take things personally.
We also cover themes of creativity, insights into the excellent work of the Framestore Art Department and Martin's other passion as an accomplished composer of film soundtracks.
Let’s turn back the clock one last time, and go back to September 2023 with Martin Macrae and Fern Hodgson.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week where we're taking a short Summer break with a series of REWIND special episodes, where we go back in time and revisit some of our favourite episodes of the pod.
For this instalment we are going back to Episode 22!
Originally aired on Monday 12th June 2023, we met with Raphaelle Weisz, VFX Associate Producer, based in Montreal who agreed to take part in one of our production focused episodes.
Joining as co-host back then was Chris Mylordos, a Production Assistant based in London, who has since been promoted to Production Coordinator. Congratulations Chris!
Raphaelle and Chris discuss Rapha's experience training with the Mumbai team at the time, amazing mentors, how a compositing background lends credibility to a production role and a shared responsibility to 'delegate to elevate'.
We particularly love this one as we get into the importance of mental self care, the power of a 'question mark' and using empowering words to reframe challenges. We also go deep on pop royalty and vegan food choices.
Let’s turn back the clock and go back to the Summer of 2023 with Raphaelle Weisz and Chris Mylordos.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week where we're taking a short Summer break with a series of REWIND special episodes, where we go back in time and revisit some of our favourite episodes of the pod.
For this instalment we are going back to Episode 17!
Originally aired on Monday 3rd April 2023, we met with Ellen Boss, London-based VFX Scheduler who agreed to take part in a series of Women's History Month special episodes.
Joining as co-host back then was Katie Chang, Los Angeles-based Scheduling Assistant, who has since been promoted to Creative Resource Scheduler. Congratulations Katie!
Ellen and Lisa get into the significance of Women's History Month, uncovering how the team works between Film and Advertising pipelines, and we revel in the wonderful experience of being surrounded by a multitude of brilliant mentors.
Anyway, enough from me, let’s turn back the clock and go back to April last year with Ellen Boss and Katie Chang.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week where we're taking a short Summer break with a series of REWIND special episodes, where we go back in time and revisit some of our favourite episodes of the pod.
For this instalment we are going back to Episode 10, Part 2!
Originally aired on Thursday 2nd February 2023, we met with Matt Hughes, Global Head of Modelling at Framestore who agreed to take part in our first Management & Leadership special alongside cohost, VFX leadership coach, Debbi Coleman.
We chose to air 'Part 2' of this episode, featuring Debbi as co-host as she dives deep into Matt's expertise in management and leadership, making for an insightful conversation that's definitely worth a re-listen!
Let’s turn back the clock and go back to February last year with Matt Hughes and Debbie Coleman. Enjoy! -
The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week where we're taking a short Summer break with a series of REWIND special episodes, where we go back in time and revisit some of our favourite episodes of the pod.
For this instalment we are going back to Episode 14!
Originally aired on Monday 20th February 2023, we met with Visual Effects Supervisor and Creative Director, Russell Dodgson, who had recently delivered the incredible third and final season of Philip Pullman’s 'His Dark Materials'.
Joining as co-host at the time was Sana Rehman, VFX Production Coordinator, who has since been promoted to VFX Line Producer!
We discuss the 'people game' of being a VFX Supervisor, how the things that you do outside of your work often define what it is you love about your job, the importance of having 'imposter syndrome' and recognising that you may not always be the smartest person in the room.
As well as reflecting on 5 years on His Dark Materials, we also reminisce on a love of DVD extras, breakdancing, Thai boxing, and a career peppered with incredible micro-mentors.
This was famously the first mention of the idea of 'micro mentors', and has come up many times on the pod since!
Anyway, let’s turn back the clock and go back to February last year with Russell Dodgson and Sana Rehnman.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week where we're taking a short Summer break with a series of REWIND special episodes, where we go back in time and revisit some of our favourite episodes of the pod.
This week we are going back to where it all started! Our journey began on Monday, November 21, 2022, with our very first episode where we met Sergio Gonzalez. At the time, Sergio was an Unreal and 3D Trainer; now, he serves as the VFX Training Manager on the Framestore Training Team.
Joining as co-host at the time was Tom Perry, an animation graduate from Escape Studios, and Runner in London. Since recording this episode Tom gone on to join the Framestore Data Services Team as a Technician where he has been to date!
This episode was a blast to record in person in the London Training Room, gathered around a single microphone. It has a bit of a raw feel, and it's also the episode where the Framestore Podcast Dailies Spotify Playlist was created, thanks to Sergio.
So we hope you enjoy our trip down memory lane, and please keep in mind that 2022 was a different time, and since then, we have all enhanced our knowledge and skills.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week with another thought provoking two-part episode!
In our second part, this week's guest co-host, Montreal based Technology Coordinator Patricia Lauzon, takes over the pod and interviews Manon, where we explore his career, inspirations, collaborations and lots more!
We hear more about working with Will.i.am on his new startup, Sound Drive, and explore Manon's role, which essentially involves creating "cool stuff" that intersects technology, consumer interests, and content. Additionally, we discuss how storytelling influences his work and Manon's love of traditional feature length films!
We get some Manon Dave 'exclusives' on the pod, including a fantasy collaboration with Philip Seymour Hoffman, and a glimpse into his childhood 'imaginary friend'. We also hear about Manon's passion for youth empowerment and his important work inspiring the next generation of creatives.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another fantastic new episode.
Every two weeks on Mondays, we welcome a special guest to the pod to answer questions about their inspirations, work at our studio, and career journey via the Framestore Podcast 'dailies' questions. Then, the following Thursday, we invite a guest 'co-host' from our global community to take over, engaging our guest in a deeper dive conversation for a valuable learning experience.
Our special guest this week is Creative Technology Director Manon Dave!
Manon is a product designer, inventor, musician, and creative technologist known for leveraging technology to create immersive experiences for the entertainment and education industries. He was behind two of TIME Magazine’s Top 100 Inventions of 2022 and has appeared on the list five times. Over his decade-long career, Manon has received numerous awards for innovation and design, including CES, iF, and Red Dot awards.
He has led product development for innovative UK startups like ROLI and Kano, with his products featured in Apple stores globally. As a creative director, Manon has worked with clients like Mercedes, HBO, and Christian Dior. In 2023, he became Artistic Director of TED Tech.
In music, Manon has co-written songs with will.i.am, PJ Morton, and Idris Elba, and produced for UK rap artist Che Lingo. His music has been featured in NBA2K, FIFA, and Apple ad campaigns. He also advises leading musical artists and is a published songwriter and producer with Universal Music.
Our co-host for this conversation is Technology Coordinator, Patricia Lauzon.
Patricia joined Framestore Montreal on reception in November 2019, then quickly moved into a Runner role, and then the Systems Support team where she’s been since September 2020.
A graduate of the NAD, School of Digital Arts, Animation and Design, where she studied 2D and 3D Animation, Modelling, Texturing and Rigging, Patricia is the perfect co-host for this weeks podcast.
We get into the fascinating career of Manon, a trailblazer whose journey spans from music production to product management. We discover what inspired Manon to navigate such varied roles and industries, and gain insights into the evolving intersection of art and innovation. With a rich background in both music and technology, Manon shares thoughts on the future of creativity in the age of AI and machine learning.
Manon shares his latest work on the inspiring film '1 in 100 Million,' celebrating the Refugee Olympic Team for Paris 2024. We discuss his sources of inspiration, his amazing mentors and personal journey managing imposter syndrome. Despite his many roles, including shaping the future of technology and creativity at Framestore, Manon remains humble and grounded.
Check out the inspiring '1 in 100 Million' at:
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back with another fantastic new episode.
In our second part, we continue to celebrate the stunning visual effects in TED Season 1 where Framestore's Melbourne studio reunited with Seth Macfarlane, a decade after TED 2, to create a prequel set in 1993 following the early exploits of sentient teddy bear Ted and his time with the Bennett family in Massachusetts.
Joining us on this weeks pod are:
VFX Supervisor, Glenn Melenhorst
Head of Animation, Nick Tripodi
VFX Producer, Pippa Sheen
CG Supervisor, Sam Doolan
Nick, Pippa, Sam and Glenn share their insights into the team dynamics working on the show, where the creative influences were coming from, how Production saved the day and the key elements that make the show work so well. Additionally, they acknowledge the evolution of the Ted 'playbook' and the science of 'bong simulation'.
We get into the new learnings the team gained from working on Season 1, a rare look into the motion capture process when recreating the character of Ted, plus what dailies meetings were like with director, Seth Macfarlane. We also get into some of the amazing lighting work displayed in this season, and the often unappreciated, invisible art of visual effects.
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week with another excellent new two-part episode!
In Episode 44, we're switching up our usual format to appreciate the remarkable visual effects achievement showcased in the hilarious TED Season 1.
Framestore’s Melbourne studio collaborated once again with Seth Macfarlane, a decade after their collaboration on TED 2, to deliver a 'longform' prequel set in 1993, delving into the early adventures of sentient teddy bear Ted and his time with the Bennett family in Massachusetts.
Joining us on the pod, we have four very special guests ready to dive into our customised Framestore Dailies questions:
VFX Supervisor Glenn Melenhorst
Head of Animation Nick Tripodi
VFX Producer Pippa Sheen
CG Supervisor Sam Doolan
We discuss the evolution of Ted's look and fur for this series in contrast to the movies, the significant hurdles encountered in bringing Ted to life again, particularly in light of technological advancements since TED 2, and the close partnership with Seth MacFarlane throughout the animation and VFX process.
We also get into the shows excellent character acting, which Seth MacFarlane considered some of the finest he'd witnessed, how the team maximised the comedic timing of MacFarlane's dialogue, and we explore the positive collaboration of the Melbourne team on another TED project!
Find out more about our work on TED via our website at:
TED Season 1: https://www.framestore.com/work/ted-season-1
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The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week with another thought provoking two-part episode!
In our second part, this week's guest co-host, Michael Savva, Technology Project Manager from the Global Production Technology team, takes over the pod and interviews Manpreet, where we explore leadership approaches, a shared background in engineering and lots more!
In the second part, we delve into project management strategies, fostering team growth and development, and trusting in systems and workflows. We also explore Manpreet's day-to-day experience of testing out new ideas, what fuels his enthusiasm for his role and how he stays updated and connected on his craft.
We get into why a well-rounded skillset, including people management, embracing diverse perspectives, and a solution-oriented mindset are essential qualities for effective leadership. Plus, Manpreet shares his advice for those aspiring to enter a technical role in visual effects. -
The Framestore Podcast, our learning and talent development focused podcast made by Framestore, for Framestore, is back this week with another thought provoking episode!
On Episode 43, we return to the world of 'management and leadership' with this weeks special guest Manpreet Singh, Head of Technical Operations for our Mumbai studio, a Framestore leader with a great reputation.
Joining us for this week's episodes as co-host is Michael Savva, Technology Project Manager from the Global Production Technology team.
Regular listeners will remember Episode 10, one year ago, when we caught up with Matt Hughes, Global Head of Modelling at Framestore. This episode serves as an invaluable companion piece for anyone interested in the craft of leadership and people management.
With over 20 years in IT and VFX, prior to Framestore, Manpreet led IT and Operations at Anibrain and consulted on tech and operations at Meticulous Ventures. He spent 4 years at TomTom as Global Technical Support Manager, overseeing data centres, leading a 50-person team, and earning a 'Greatest Boss in the World' certificate! With expertise from support to leadership, Manpreet excels as an IT strategist, team builder, and motivational speaker.
With more than 15 years of project management experience, Michael has merged his love for creative design with his project management expertise both at Framestore and through his freelance venture NEW ECW Productions since 2009. Prior to joining Framestore, Michael has worked in various roles spanning healthcare, digital transformation, IT project management, and the fashion and publishing sectors.
Manpreet reflects on his early days establishing the Mumbai studio, Manpreet and Michael share a common 'DNA' in project management and engineering, plus we hear about their approaches to leadership and how this shared foundation supports their collaborative efforts in guiding and nurturing teams.
We get into learning from mistakes, the importance of being detail oriented, how Framestore was always on Manpreet and Michael's career 'wishlist' and the leadership lessons Manpreet learned from his father, a retired military officer. - Mehr anzeigen
