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In this conversation, Peter Hunner shares his journey in the creative industry, discussing the balance between work and family life, the importance of managing client expectations, and the role of feedback in personal growth. He also delves into the evolution of his retouching studio, Hunny Retouch, and the innovative software solution, VeryBusy, designed to streamline workflows. The discussion highlights the dynamics of remote work, the significance of building a successful team, and insights into current industry trends. In this conversation, Peter Hunner discusses the evolving landscape of the retouching and imaging industry, particularly the influence of AI on creative processes. He shares insights on client expectations, budgeting challenges, and the importance of foundational skills in retouching. Peter also emphasizes the value of hands-on experience and personal influences that shape a creative's journey. The discussion concludes with thoughts on the future of retouching and the importance of adapting to new technologies while maintaining artistic integrity.

TAKEAWAYS

• Balancing work and family is crucial for creativity.
• Managing client expectations can lead to better project outcomes.
• Learning to say no is important for personal well-being.
• Feedback is a vital part of the creative process.
• Remote work requires effective communication tools.
• Building a small, flexible team can enhance productivity.
• Personal passions can fuel creativity in professional work.
• Understanding project scope helps in managing stress.
• Industry trends are constantly evolving and require adaptation.
• Maintaining a positive mindset is essential for success. AI is reshaping the retouching industry, but it has limitations.
• Client expectations often do not align with budget realities.
• Hands-on experience is crucial for aspiring retouchers.
• Understanding the business side is essential for creatives.
• Attention to detail is key in retouching work.
• Networking and building relationships in the industry is important.
• AI can enhance creativity but should not replace foundational skills.
• The future of retouching will involve faster content creation.
• Personal influences play a significant role in a creative's journey.
• Being adaptable to new technologies is vital for success.

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How to connect with Peter

- Peter Hunner, LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterhunner/

LINKS

- https://hunny.cc

- https://verybusy.io

- https://amzn.to/3XWQLDC - Delivering Happiness, Book

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KEYWORDS

Peter Hunner, creative industry, work-life balance, client management, retouching, VeryBusy, feedback, remote work, personal growth, industry trends, AI, retouching, imaging industry, client expectations, budgeting, CGI, creative industry, photography, business advice, creative journey

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In this episode of Creative Industry Radio, I have a deep conversation with Nuno Melo Cristino, the Global Executive Creative Director at Build-A-Rocket. We explore the importance of saying "no" in both personal and professional contexts, Nuno's experiences with burnout, and the evolution of the gaming industry. Our conversation delves into the significance of community engagement, the role of AI in creativity, and the value of mentorship in the creative field. Nuno shares insights on building a positive agency culture and the future of creativity in a rapidly changing digital landscape.

TAKEAWAYS

- Saying no is crucial for personal and professional growth.

- Burnout can lead to significant career changes.

- The gaming industry is rapidly evolving and offers unique challenges.

- Community engagement is essential in the gaming sector.

- AI can automate mundane tasks, allowing for more creative focus.

- Mentorship plays a vital role in career development.

- Creative leadership requires understanding and supporting your team.

- The metaverse has been a part of gaming for years.

- The gaming industry is worth more than movies and music combined.

- Learning to say no can lead to greater respect in the workplace.

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How to connect with Nuno

- Nuno Melo Cristino, LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nuninho/

LINKS

- https://https://buildarocket.com/de

- https://www.30minuteuniversity.org/

- "Kitchen Confidential" by Anthony Bourdain, Book, Amazon [https://amzn.to/4d85zF6]

- "The Dice Man" by Luke Rhinehart, Book, Amazon [https://amzn.to/47skmsW]

NUNO COURSE

If you are interested in Nunos Course on Creative Direction, you can reach out to him or me and you'll be receiving the link for free.

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**Feedback**

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**Connect with me**

1. https://www.instagram.com/janwischermann/

2. https://www.linkedin.com/in/janwischermann/

3. https://www.janwischermann.de

4. https://www.youtube.com/c/janwischermann

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KEYWORDS

creative direction, Nuno Melo Cristino, gaming industry, mentorship, AI in creativity, burnout, agency culture, metaverse, leadership, community engagement

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New Podcast Alert! 🎙️

Excited to share our latest episode with Mark Hendy - the brilliant Executive Creative Director at HeimatTBWA, Düsseldorf. With a rich history in global advertising (from London to Dubai) and accolades from Cannes to the Guinness Book, Mark's insights are gold. Dive deep into his journey, his views on AI, and the secret to staying positive amidst chaos. Ever wondered what makes a great creative leader? Mark spills it all. Ready for this creative rollercoaster? 🎢🔥 Tune in now! #CreativeIndustryRadio #MarkHendyMagic

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- Mark Hendy, Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/markhendy2.0/)

- Mark Hendy, LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-hendy-5a082a24/

**Links**

- https://www.meetmarkhendy.com

- https://heimattbwa.de/

- "Quiet" by Susan Cain, Book, Amazon

[https://amzn.to/48Wz6Rm]

- "The Psychopath Test" by John Ronson, Book, Amazon

[https://amzn.to/3M7n5yR]

- "Normal People" by Sally Rooney, Book, Amazon [https://amzn.to/45Rlnst]

- "Chatter" by Ethan Kross, Book, Amazon

(https://amzn.to/3ZZkuwi)

**Quick Fire questions to Mark**

• What would be your statement on a large billboard?

This is not what I originally wanted to say!

• What is your favourite fun hobby?

Reading, dog walking, watching football.

• What could the next generation do better than you?

Do not make your decisions based on fear.

• What would you love for your peers to say about you on your 80th birthday?

How positive I am.

• What do you believe in, that others might call crazy?

Conspiracy Theories, like Russell Brand on mainstream media.

• Which celebrity/band would you like to meet and why?

...

• What is easier for you to say no to today than a few years ago?

The last drink.

• What or who inspires you? What are your creative resources?

Youtube, Technology.

• What is your favourite book you gave as a gift to someone? And why?

- "Quiet" by Susan Cain

- "The Psychopath Test" by John Ronson

- "Normal People" by Sally Rooney

- "Chatter" by Ethan Kross

• What are your 3 favourite apps on your smartphone?

- Youtube

- Hello Fresh

- Photos

• What makes you happy?

A beach vacation that I am about to embark on 😊.

**ACTION STEPS**

**Feedback**

What sets Creative Industry Radio apart is the interactive nature of the show. I am inviting you to submit your questions, guest suggestions, and feedback through my social channels on Instagram and LinkedIn. I am also inviting you to share your thoughts and opinions by commenting on each episode post. This creates a community of creatives who are learning from each other and supporting one another on their journeys.

**Connect with me**

1. https://www.instagram.com/janwischermann/

2. https://www.linkedin.com/in/janwischermann/

3. https://www.janwischermann.de

4. https://www.youtube.com/c/janwischermann

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