Creative Income with Lars Lindstrom

Brian Beckwith is an excellent DP with a highly unique visual language. He primarily works on commercials and music videos and his lighting and framing is consistently his throughout. He also owns his own gear and of course we discuss that. enjoy!

Jay Holben is a bit of a legend for cinematographers. He has written for American Cinematographers magazine for years, co-wrote the Cinema Lens Manual, and has mastered the craft of many different jobs in the film industry. enjoy!

Haylie Duff is an actor, singing, TV host and more recently a director. Enjoy!

Nicholas Humphries is a canadian film director that joined me during a break from our set in Panama on the film Mystery Island. He recently quit his teaching job to become a full time freelance director/writer. enjoy!

Director of photography Shane Hurlbut, ASC works at the forefront of cinema as a storyteller, innovator, and discerning collaborator, who brings more than three decades of experience to his art. Most recently, Hurlbut worked on the Netflix film Love Hard. Shane and Lydia are based in Los Angeles where they run Filmmakers Academy, a platform dedicated to educating the next wave of great filmma...

Natalie Kingston is an amazing cinematographer who recently shot Apple TV's Black Bird. She talks about setting up her career from Louisiana and how she was able to make the move to Los Angeles without fear of losing work. Enjoy!

Camille is a multi talented actress, model, photographer and podcast host. She talks about having children in an industry that cares about your appearance and how that changed the roles she was booking. enjoy!

Oren is an incredibly talented cinematographer and also truly brilliant. we talk about starting out, the joys of NOT owning gear and the inevitable future of AI in imagery. Enjoy!

Roxy Shih is one of my oldest industry friends. She's an insanely talented director and wildly entertaining to talk to. we talk about saying yes to then say no and a possible McDonalds Sponsorship. enjoy!

Eric Woods, actor turned producer has been making films for cartel for 12 years now and has a lot to teach about owning content, turning failure into success and working hard. enjoy!

welcome back to season 2 of Creative Income with Lars Lindstrom. i'm beyond trilled to relaunch with the incredible Todd Banhazl ASC. Todd is a world class emmy nominated DP for his work on HBO's Winning Time.

Chris is the definition of an entrepreneur. I was doing business transactions with him for years before we ever actually met. He's smart, talented, and down to earth. enjoy!

Social media has made us all compare ourselves to people that don't actually exist and we don't give ourselves enough credit as a result. In this episode I admit the things that i'm not doing that I should pay more attention to. enjoy!

Henry is the co-owner of Bokeh Rentals, a boutique rental shop in Los Angeles. In this episode we talk about the challenges of coming from an E-Commerce world to the harsh hours and realities of a brick and mortar in the film industry. enjoy!

Travis and I have many parallels in how we both got started as creatives in the film industry. He's based out of Kansas City and also owns the Facebook group Cine Kit List. 

Rob Diamond is a film producer, writer and director. We just wrapped our third collaboration together this week and he was kind enough to sit down with me at wrap and talk about his film journey. Enjoy! 

Del Parson grew up in Rexburg, Idaho where his father was an art professor at Ricks College and his mother taught second grade. His father often took his nine children on painting excursion campouts. He found his father’s love of art to be contagious, as did two of his brothers, who became artists as well. Often he will visualize ideas for paintings. After making a list, one idea will stand out mo...

Mossi is one of a kind. Kind hearted, talented, and smart. In this episode he talks about learning how to negotiate for what he's worth, pivoting, and much more. 

Owning a home in Los Angeles has been a dream of mine for as long as I can remember. In this episode I talk about why living below my means was by design in order to build long term wealth as a home owner. also, you should read How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie. 

Noah Clark is the owner of Station 22, a successful production and post facility in Los Angeles CA. Noah talks about the importance of saying yes to everything early on and then forcing yourself to deliver on what you promise. if you're a creative starting out you'll relate to a lot about what he has to say, enjoy!

Studio and Live drummer E-man talks about touring with Andy Grammer, building a studio for convenience, and social media. It really doesn't matter if you're not a musician, you should still listen to this episode! Everything E-man talks about is incredibly relatable to any creative field. enjoy!

Chris Do is the owner and CEO of The Futur, an online educational platform that plans to teach a BILLION students. On this podcast we talk about how Chris got started, why he think the education system is broken and how he intends on fixing it, how to charge clients and lots more.  Chris Do is an Emmy award-winning designer, director, CEO and Chief Strategist of Blind and the founder of The F...

Host Lars Lindstrom talks about the four different ways to make income: 1.) trade your time for dollars 2.) invest your money in stocks, crypto currencies, venture capital etc 3.) buy assets like real estate, equipment, cars etc 4.) figure out ways to spend less so that you keep more of your money without increasing taxes.  his four guests in this episode are Director, TV host,...

Logan Bean is a filmmaker and creative director for fresh consulting. During his free time he has made courses as a side hustle that has the potential to become his main hustle. enjoy!

Ben Klinger is a financial couch and DJ.