EMMANUEL OYELEKE: I DO MY BEST WORK WHEN THERE'S NO CLIENT WORK.
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2023
- Emmanuel Oyeleke says creatives need to apply themselves, insisting that talent alone cannot take them far enough. Join us on this Episode of #TheCameraLounge Season 2 with @emmanueloyeleke as it premieres NOW. Watch Complete Episode today 8:30AM on our UA-cam Channel @camerajoint and @mabykayproductions
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Again, in this season, we are featuring the brightest minds in Nigeria’s creative industry.
Supported by @SonyAlphaNigeria and produced by @MabyKayProductions #TheCameraLounge Season 2 is bigger and better, featuring some of your darling and highly respected creative mentors in #photography and #filmmaking, as they share personal and unique stories of their journey into the big business of #creativity and #contentcreation.
This series is a masterclass of a different kind.
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This is beautiful , Emmanuel Oyeleke’s interview really did it for me.
The lessons drawn from this :
- What you do in your down time will determine your next few months, always seek to improve yourself and keep creating. You don’t know when the big opportunity comes. Be prepared
- Don’t wait to start big, executive your plans in their infant stages and watch it grow incrementally.
- Try applying different techniques to get results, it helps improves your creativity.
- Mentorship helps to avoid mistakes that your predecessors have made
- Collaboration is a boost in the creative journey and cannot be overemphasized.
Thank you camera joint and mabykay production
I will love to have TY Bello on the show.❤❤
Thanks
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After watching an insightful interview with Emmanuel Oyeleke, I learned that:
One should not wait to start big. Instead, start in your own little way and keep making incremental changes as time goes on.
In your downtime, keep learning and keep creating because preparation meets opportunity.
Mentorship and collaboration cannot be overemphasized, and it would make your journey as a creative much easier and better.
I look forward to the possibility of watching an interview with TY BELLO in the future.
I want to express my gratitude to @CAMERAJOINT and @Mabykay Productions for producing such an excellent episode, and a special thank you to @Emmanuel Oyeleke for sharing his insights and inspiring us all. May God bless you all.
I've always learn from this great man. Thank you Emmanuel Oyeleke and thank you camera joint. Hopefully to see George Faleye on the show
These new creatives on camera joint are bursting my brain
I'm learning everyday
I learned
1. Collaboration is important
2. Be intentional and dedicated to the work.
3. Mentorship is a big game changer.
Thank you Emmanuel Oyeleke.
I want to see Ty Bello next🙏🏽
Emmanuel Oyeleke is an amazing Photographer, I love the life lessons from him.
Waoh this camera lounge sessions keeps getting hotter everytime. Thanks so much to Mr Emmanuel Oyeleke for sharing from his well of wisdom. Here are some of my highlights from thus session
* Preparation meets opportunity
* Develop yourself incrementally, so you don't find yourself lacking when opportunity comes.
* All experiences are connected
* We can start small and make incremental changes
* What you do in your downtime will determine how the next six month or one year will be.
P.S Sir I love how your speak and express yourself, so calm and super informed with slices of grammar.
Diverse things were said in this session but i learnt these :
1. Preparation meets opportunity (when it seems like work isn't coming you can do personal projects to prepare yourself for the clients coming).
2. Start with the little you have (start small).
3. Take a chance at collaborations.
4. Seek mentorship that is learn from the experiences of those that have gone ahead of you.
Thank you @EmmanuelOyeleke @KayodeAlayande @CameraJoint @MabyKayProductions @SonyAlphaNigeria
in the next season i would love to see boylikesazzy interviewed
Thanks to camera joint, Mabykay production and Sir Emmanuel. One lesson learnt is when preparation meets opportunity is gives birth to success.
So much learned 💯💪
1. Preparations create opportunities
2. What you do in your down time determine how the next six months or a year would be
3.always explore for greatnesses ❤️💪
this brought a large scale of freedom from art and life a contrast of self and community of self awareness that this is not always about you but from aspect of other creatives in view
It has been an epic and amazing moments watching each episode as it unfolds..
Part of my pick from today's interview are:
1) In your down time, keep learning and keep creating.
2) Instead of waiting to start big, it's better you start in your little way and keek making incremental changes as time goes on..
I would be glad to see MR GEORGE OSODI in the season/episodes.
Thanks. God bless maybkay productions, camera lounge, Mr Kayode and all creatives that has featured on the program from season one till date.
Love you all.
The lesson for me is how he used is hobbies as his other business. What us zenbackdrop today started as a hobby and now it's a goto for the best canvas backdrop. The other lesson is starting small. Funny how he said zenstudio is a mini for his dreams wow.
God bless mabyKay and Camerajoint for putting this together, up and coming photographers like me and my friends find inspiration and hope hearing the story of people we look up to.
Please bring Mr Onome himself here. We want to hear his story
I learnt that what I do during my downtime is important because it will prepare me to create things that clients would love to recreate. I also learnt the importance of mentorship and collaboration.
Thank you so much Sir, Camerajoint and Mabykayproduction
We can start small and make incremental changes 💯💯❤️💪
I have learnt alot in this past few weeks on this channel than I think I will ever get else where. God bless the idea behind this show.
I learnt a lot from this episode, Build trust with your client, relationship really matters, start with the little you can (Start small, JUST DO IT) Deeep😩 I also learnt something “A perfect team makes a Strong Brand” He said something about having a collaboration shoot, the model came late, the modifiers keeps folding up, shoot that was meant to start 2pm started 7pm and the shoot flopped it’s great to have a proper planning and disciplined team members….Glad i watched this episode and would continue watching the rest, i’d love @main..fresh on the show
Observe the things you love. Apply the lessons learnt in your past experience. As a creative be prepared for the opportunities ahead. Trust me the show has always been insightful. Thank you Emmanuel Oyeleke ... Thank you CAMERAjOINT and Mabykay Production. #TheCameraLounge
Emmanuel oyeleke 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Love to see Bedge
So many lessons to learn from this,I learnt to find time creating and always be put in your best in all you do
Wow! This is absolutely not a one time watch, thank you Emmanuel Oyeleke I don't think anything can stop me from being your no.1 big fan ❤
This episode has thought me to always be prepare for opportunity, and also that I don't necessarily need to start big
And also the importance of mentorship in the aspect of understanding the business of photography
I've learnt that collaboration is the key to my next level as a creative.
Thank you @camerajoint, @mabykay production and to everyone that contributed to the success of this season of camera lounge.
I would actually love to see Uncle Kelechi Amadi-Obi on the show 🎉
I'm about to start a major course in digital marketing. I have been having my doubts, but my take home point is to just develop myself and everything else will fall in place. You can't know too much.
Thanks for sharing again sir.
I'll like to see TY Bello on the show 💖
This is really an amazing episode to behold. Emmanuel oyeleke the cool man.
I learnt so much from this particular episode.
I learnt that you must live intentionally and that as a creator you must be prepared for all opportunities ahead.
Also learnt that what you do in your downtime/ free time will determine what or how your next six months or one year will be. Therefore take lessons and apply them to different things.
I learnt that instead of waiting to start big, it’s better to start in your little way and keep making so much incremental changes.
Also learnt that in business, the value of mentorship is very important to avoid mistakes that other people made.
And finally Collaboration is key!
Thanks to CAMERAJOINT and Mabykay Productions for this insightful and final episode. God bless you @emmanueloyeleke
I really can't wait to go to the outside world and apply these numerous wisdoms shared since the onset of this creativity class series.
#TheCameraLounge
I just learned to creat with the resources available.
This has built my mentality so much😩❤️
Great job camera joint and Mabykay Production. This has been a 10weeks back to back learning experience. Thank you #cameralounge
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Nuggets: Be prepared for the opportunities, opportunities can come your way at any time. All experiences are connected and apply lessons learnt from the different experiences learnt ~ Thank you @emmanueloyeleke on last show... Great job camera joint and Mabykay Production. Thank you