Jeremiah Krage's guest appearances

Jeremiah Krage

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The Practical Creative

Kate Malone

Jeff Goins

Keith Brymer Jones

Charlie Hoehn

Mike Rucker

Mary Robinette Kowal

Catherine Orer

Pete Mosley

Sandy Brown

Arthur Ganson

Joe Hogan

Michelle Nirumandrad

Yesim Kunter

Alix Sloan

Jo Downs

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In this episode, the tables have been turned, and I am on the other side of the microphone! In the last series of the podcast, I interviewed Magnus Goransson, Design Director at LEGO’s Creative Play Lab. After our conversation, Magnus reached out and offered to interview me in return – specifically about my performance work. One of my many roles as a creative is being a creature performer. I trained as an actor and I specialise in bringing non-human characters to life. One of the most well-known of these was Tinky Winky from Teletubbies. And as you’ll hear, this struck a chord with Magnus, who was intrigued to know more. Some of the topics we cover in our conversation include: - how I discovered the world of creature performance - my early training and how it continues to influence my work today - how that training overlaps with how designers work - how I use physical constraints to inform the creative process - we talk about some of the unique challenges of this line of work - and we compare notes on a few practical tips for creatives   Please enjoy this slightly different episode of The Practical Creative!

In this episode, the tables have been turned, and I am on the other side of the microphone! In the last series of the podcast, I interviewed Magnus Goransson, Design Director at LEGO’s Creative Play Lab. After our conversation, Magnus reached out and offered to interview me in return – specifically about my performance work. One of my many roles as a creative is being a creature performer. I trained as an actor and I specialise in bringing non-human characters to life. One of the most well-known of these was Tinky Winky from Teletubbies. And as you’ll hear, this struck a chord with Magnus, who was intrigued to know more. Some of the topics we cover in our conversation include: - how I discovered the world of creature performance - my early training and how it continues to influence my work today - how that training overlaps with how designers work - how I use physical constraints to inform the creative process - we talk about some of the unique challenges of this line of work - and we compare notes on a few practical tips for creatives Please enjoy this slightly different episode of The Practical Creative!

Creature performer and artist Jeremiah Krage on the many challenges of bringing non-human characters to life