Agent Doug Truppe Presents The Creative Corner: Andy Goodwin Talks with Robert Frolich of Filtre Studio

Andy and Robert Frolich of Filtre Studio have worked on dozens of projects together. In this conversation they talk about their creative process and show samples of their award-winning collaborations using photography, compositing and CGI with a focus on the popular “Queen for a Day” series.

We hope you enjoy the sessions and would love to hear from you. If you are an industry creative and would like to participate and get your voice and ideas out there, feel free to contact us: hello@dougtruppe.com. Follow Andy @agoodwinphoto.

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Robert Frolich of Filtre Studio (left) talks with Andy Goodwin (right).

Agent Doug Truppe Presents The Creative Corner: Photographer/Director Scott Montgomery Talks with Ari Wells, Founder and CCO of Hearth Agency

Scott Montgomery talks with client and friend Ari Wells, Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Hearth Agency in San Diego, about achieving “the moment” in the collaborative process on set and behind the scenes.

We hope you enjoy the sessions and would love to hear from you. If you are an industry creative and would like to participate, get your voice and ideas out there, feel free to contact us: hello@dougtruppe.com. Follow Scott Montgomery @scott_mont.

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Scott Montgomery (top) with Ari Wells, Founder of Hearth Agency (bottom).

Venture Visuals: Liv Cycling and Black Girls Run Give Voice to Women

Today, women’s cycling is the biggest growth sport, and the team at commercial production company Venture Visuals, with Director Tom Kranzle at the helm, has been at the forefront for spreading the message of empowerment to women looking to find a voice through physical activity and self care.

Behind the scenes with Jim Purdum

Take a trip with Jim Purdum to the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

#8 Questions to Dennis Welsh

Dennis Welsh’s photography inspires a sense of humbleness inside anyone who has the opportunity to view it. He has the uncanny ability to take real people, in real or produced situations, and create organic, spontaneous and relatable moments.

#8 Questions to David Westphal

David Westphal’s passion for landscape photography developed at a young age. He parlayed his love of epic vistas into a commercial career in automotive photography. David’s approach to his medium is what makes working with him so special; clients not only walk away with stellar imagery, but a collaborative experience that makes all the hard work leading up to the shoot worth it.