enabling creatives to dislodge barriers and forge new connections…
/who
I'm Nicholas, a transdisciplinary producer and consultant. I help courageous creative communities craft a resilient practice to meet the demands of new media, new economies, and new audiences.
I'm passionate about the place where divergent disciplines meet, and I've built my career around calling others to the spot. From there, it's possible to combine, transform, and adapt our processes endlessly, outwitting the pitfalls of old paradigms.
If you're similarly driven by the search for new modes of creative practice, check out some of the ways I've helped others navigate to their own, unique intersections...
/why
to get unstuck.
Let's foster a culture of action-bias based on resilient creative strategies that adapt to future disruption.
to break the mold.
Let’s design our way to unique models that allow you and your organization to evolve authentically.
to inspire a crowd.
Let’s assemble people outside the paradigm and enable their capacity to create meaningful change.
to grow equity.
Let’s build processes and outcomes that center dignity and strive for the benefit of everyone involved.
/how
/what
When you want to clarify a creative direction and convert potential into practice, sheer force of will only takes you so far. Fluid thinking, critical communication, and emergent strategy are necessary to travel the whole winding distance toward producing something novel.
This is my orientation to work and the capabilities I bring to every project I support.
community of practice
It takes all sorts. Working at strange intersections, I’ve had the good fortune to make friends across the disciplinary spectrum. Say hello to some of the communities where I’ve lent my expertise, showcased a project, built something new, or sparked a dialogue.
starter questions for getting started
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organizations ask...
“How can our constraints become catalysts?”
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artists ask...
“What can be built from the resources at hand?”
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producers ask...
“Which container best meets the moment?”
/when
Right now! Let’s have a virtual meetup and dig in on one of these starter questions (or maybe one of your own). The answer is always, “I’m so glad you asked…”