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Thanks for the podcast. Also, your website link is not working.

The part about not taking negative feedback personally hits too close to home. I'm learning to handle it by posting often but even thought I'm much better at it, I'm still running after those sweet likes on social media. It sucks, I know, I'm working on it.

That was a very informative podcast. Hope there are more to come.

Great interview.

Cool, I've listened to all the uploaded videos and like them. This podcast has a very different idea compared to the rest about archviz. Good work

Interesting talk, thanks

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s amazing how you guys can do everything remotely.

This is great. I just found your channel and new subby. I absolutely love hearing other point of view. I am an online educator teaching others on how to sketch interiors. Lately I have been falling in love with more aspects of the visualization industry. I’m glad I found you.

This podcast deserves wayyyy more likes and comments. This stuff is GOLD. As a freelance architectural photographer of 6 years, there's so much wisdom in what Mike is saying here.

What is the second company you mention? Mirror? Thank you!

Thank you this was really helpful, it gave me a good insight on the avenues I can take after I graduate from architecture

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Great interview,Fran is amazing!

Who is the Alex guy you talked about?

Another great interview, great channel

Nice guy in interviews, 3d field, horoma stuffs .......... Absolutely horrible, unbearable and disgusting interaction in reality, with uneducated views from this guy and zero empathy in reality, when it comes to politic, fragilised peoples, common good ....

Fabio is great as always, fantastic interview !

Awesome Talk.......... Thank you

Thanks for the awesome talk

Thank you for the podcast... It really was insightful

Thank you!!!!!

do u need to have an architecure degree to get into archviz?

can you get into archviz without an archtiecture degree?

Very nice talk and very inspiring 💕

the business side of archviz ))

thanks alot! and thanks for the effort!

Very interesting second part! I truly enjoyed it :)

just love it thanks alot

Such an ispiring talk, Paolo is really iconic person in archviz industry.

I like it! Go on

This talk was so full of meaningful information . Being a solo archviz artist, I struggle at having a conversation with anybody, that is something I am aware of and I try my best at my social skills. I'm also aware that a nice image doesn't necessarily mean you can have your own studio, it takes a lot more than a cute rendering.

Nice talk guys. Fabio is totally right in my opinion and Ander's example is really accurate.

Nice talk Fabio, inspiring as always!

Such a great talk, really enjoyed it 👍

Pretty cool! I look forward to the next episodes

Hey beautiful people! Here are the timestamps for the episode: [01:13] Greetings and episode introduction [03:21] Paolo introduces himself [07:54] What is the concept of image-reading? [11:25] Balancing between instinct and rules when working with other artists [13:01] The meaning of ‘storytelling’ in our industry [15:22] Perceiving vs. understanding an image - the process of reading an image. [16:32] The first reading - understanding an image with the primitive eye. [18:21] Why thinking that good images are all about storytelling is dangerous. [19:53] A distinction between architectural images and real estate images. [21:38] When should we use a strong storytelling-driven approach to architectural images? [25:03] About clients wanting to force storytelling and narrative into images. [28:34] The origin of the idea that storytelling is the most important thing in making an image [32:08] The Instagram Era is another proof of the fact that the first reading is everything [33:00] Why storytelling is still an important part of image-making, and what is good storytelling [37:00] Finding a balance and breaking the rules. [39:24] Conclusions, is branding ourselves as visual storytellers a good way to market our services to a potential client? [43:03] What inspires Paolo: books, movies, and music Thanks for watching! /Federico