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RadicalMedia director Kyle Thrash admits to being a reformed walker, says it's definitely worth it to watch L'Oréal's brand film, and can't envision life without his iPad, as he tells us what's on his creative radar.
Voyager director Brandon Kapelow reveals the canines, celluloid, and Chevys that fuel his creativity.
Greenpoint Pictures director Blair Getz Mezibov has been capturing photos and films since he was given his first camera – and cowboy boots – aged just 15. Here, he chats about the power of simple visuals, the human storytelling of Robert Redford, and the importance of staying present in a project.
From being inspired by Swingers to finally understanding Aphrodite, Franki Goodwin, Saatchi & Saatchi London’s Chief Creative Officer, reveals what’s on her creative radar.
The Ogilvy Barcelona Executive Creative Director shares the wisdom, work contracts and otherworldly pens that help keep his inspiration flowing.
We hear from Ruffians new director signing Gilbert Trejo, where he fills us in on some White Stripes promos he digs, an eclectic roster of artists he wants to work with and his love of being first in line at the movies.
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Fresh Film's director Mary Fix admits that her phone is a central component to her life, reveals that a David Cronenberg re-education has reaped rewards, and hopes that comedy makes a comeback, as she tells us what's on her creative radar.
BURN Studio director CARAZ kicks off 2026 with a look at the practices, not objects, that fuel her creativity.
Burnt Road director Ben Woolf covets noise-cancelling headphones, rehearsal time for a project, and that serene feeling when all the hard work pays off, as he reveals what's on his creative radar.
The Corner Shop director Relta, guides us through his music video choices, and he talks music labels investing in artists, being inspired by other music video directors, and dissing Lil Dicky...
Trim Editing Partner and editor Jamie Foord celebrates two very British films made decades apart, some beautiful Apple products, and being given the chance to be taken out of his comfort zone, as he reveals what's on his creative radar.
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