AOA 127 | Jonny Freesh | Adventurous Music Videos

Written by Derek Loudermilk

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Entrepreneurship | Lifestyle Design | Music | Podcast | Storytelling

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May 19, 2016

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“I need to be vulnerable and put myself out there” – Jonny Freesh

Jonny Freesh is a return guest – he was on the show way back in episode 32Â that charted his background as a raw food chef.

Since then, Jonny has sold his raw food business, moved to Melbourne, Australia, and committed to a full time career as a rapper.

He is one of the few musical artists that places just as much weight on his music videos as his songs. Jonny and I dive into the complete process of creating his rap videos from storyboarding, to writing the music, performance during a filming, to creating his on screen persona.

This is a fascinating episode if you want to learn to market your art, be more true to your artistic roots, build a business as a musician or artist, and experiment with creativity.

Jonny Freesh Art of Adventure

What you will learn in this episode:

-The secret behind the “Palm Tree Drone Flyaway” scene in

-How Jonny cultivates his “weird” persona

-The secret of the Beard and the time lapse beard video

-The business model Jonny uses as an artist

-Marketing your music through key taste makers

Quotes:

“I need to be vulnerable and put myself out there” – Jonny Freesh

“When I socialize I get weird”- Jonny Freesh

“I performed naked in front of 60-70 people”- Jonny Freesh

“I have a few trusted feedback sources”- Jonny Freesh

“I have to create an experience for people”- Jonny Freesh

Continue the Adventure (Resources from this episode):

FreeshRap.com

Jonny’s social channels:

http://Patreon.com/JonnyFreesh
http://YouTube.com/JonnyFreesh
http://SoundCloud.com/JonnyFreesh
http://Facebook.com/JonnyFreesh
http://Instagram.com/JonnyFreesh

Thanks Jonny Freesh!

If you enjoyed this session of The Art of Adventure Podcast, let Jonny know by clicking on the link below and sending him a quick shout out on Twitter:

Click here to thank Jonny on twitter!

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