Make Your Stuff is a friendly, informative, and often quirky podcast about the creative process as it pertains to the entertainment industry, and how the tools to make your work a reality may already be in your grasp.
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Make Your Stuff is a friendly, informative, and often quirky podcast about the creative process as it pertains to the entertainment industry, and how the tools to make your work a reality may already be in your grasp.
This week Kyle sits down with Kevin Nicklaus, a Producer and a partner with the Los Angeles-based management and production company, Sandstone Artists. They talk about how management can support creative empowerment, pitching and the attention economy, as well as the value of collaboration.
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Kevin Nicklaus is a partner with the Los Angeles-based management and production company, Sandstone Artists. Kevin oversees the production division of the company, with projects set up with A-list directors, studio pods and a greenlit animated project. He currently serves as the consulting producer for RIDI, the billion-dollar company behind the Manta comics app and Tapas, a division of Korean media giant, Kakao, as well as other IP-based projects.
Prior to his work as a producer, he served as SVP for The Wolper Org., and contributed to BATES MOTEL and the Emmy-nominated ROOTS reboot, among others. He attended NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and entered the industry through the Television Academy internship program.
Sandstone Artists is a dynamic and innovative management + production company dedicated to empowering creators in the film and television industry.
Make Your Sh*t
Make Your Stuff is a friendly, informative, and often quirky podcast about the creative process as it pertains to the entertainment industry, and how the tools to make your work a reality may already be in your grasp.
