In this episode of Honey & Hustle, I interview Taylor Adams, the founder of Scrapt Productions. We discuss the importance of maintaining creative integrity while pivoting your niche or purpose. Taylor shares his journey from working in the athletic department at North Carolina State University to starting his own production company. The conversation also touches on the term "content creator" and its implications. We argue that not all creative work should be labeled as "content," as it diminishes the value and uniqueness of different artistic mediums.
Find Taylor's work at: https://www.scraptproductions.com/
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