The RGB Podcast

🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, Mark Hedengren, creator of the podcast, shares his expert insights on what to wear when photographing and filming. From comfortable shoes to protecting yourself with sunscreen, Mark emphasizes the importance of dressing for both style and functionality on set. 
Tune in to hear Mark’s tips on how to dress for success while capturing stunning visuals. Whether you're a seasoned photographer, filmmaker, or just starting out, this episode is packed with practical advice for looking good and staying comfortable on the job.
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🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with award-winning photographer Matthew Turley to talk about his career capturing stunning imagery across six continents. From his early days shooting the Orion Nebula to working with top commercial clients, Matthew shares insights on the cameras he uses—like the Canon 5DS—his experiences traveling the world for photo shoots, and what it’s like working with an agent in the industry.
We also dive into his love for photography as a career, the freedom it provides, and how he balances life between off-grid cabin projects in Alaska and road-tripping with his Airstream, Stella. Whether you're an aspiring photographer or just love hearing about creative careers, this episode is packed with inspiration.
🎧 Tune in now to hear Matthew’s journey and insights into the world of professional photography!
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🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with Pepper, an award-winning wedding photographer whose journey started with a high school yearbook and a dream of shooting for National Geographic. But after capturing a friend's wedding, she found her true calling behind the lens, documenting love stories.
We dive into her first camera, how she builds genuine connections with clients, and the business strategies that keep her thriving in a competitive industry. Whether you’re a photographer, entrepreneur, or just love a great story, this episode is packed with insights on creativity, relationships, and running a successful photography business.
🎧 Tune in now to hear Pepper’s story and expert advice on making a living doing what you love!
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🎙️ In a world where photography and filmmaking can feel commoditized, creativity is the ultimate differentiator. This episode explores how developing a unique artistic voice boosts your value and profit margins, while avoiding the pitfalls of low-return, formulaic work.
We break down the myths of a "system" for creativity, drawing from Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull, and emphasize the power of diverse artistic exposure and personal experimentation.
Whether you're a photographer, filmmaker, or creative entrepreneur, this episode is a call to embrace creativity as your greatest asset.
🎧 Listen now to unlock the key to standing out in an overcrowded industry!

🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Emmy-nominated documentary filmmaker Brad Barber to discuss his journey in nonfiction storytelling, from his early career to teaching at BYU and creating award-winning films. Named one of Variety’s “10 Documakers to Watch”, Brad has worked on critically acclaimed projects like Peace Officer, Beehive Stories, and States of America.
Brad shares his early experiences with cameras, from his first Canon AE-1 to his fascination with lo-fi video technology, and how these tools sparked his journey into filmmaking. We dive into the creation of his award-winning documentary on policing and militarization, exploring the intricate balance of perspectives and the role of storytelling in addressing complex societal issues.
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🎙️ Join us in this captivating episode of the RGB Podcast as we dive into the world of photography with Brad Slade, a BYU Publications and Graphics photographer. Brad shares his profound journey from his first encounter with a Kodak Retina camera in 1977 to becoming an esteemed photographer at Brigham Young University.
Discover the magic of capturing moments, the joy of printed photographs, and the challenges of navigating the evolving photography landscape. Gain insights into Brad's favorite projects, his love for various cameras, and the emotional connection he seeks to capture in every shot.
🎧 Whether you're an aspiring photographer or simply curious about the art of photography, this episode is a must-listen.
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🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Michael Rutter, an award-winning writer, photographer, and professor at Brigham Young University, where he teaches advanced writing. With 50 published books and hundreds of articles in magazines, journals, and newspapers, Michael has spent his career capturing stories—both through words and the lens of his camera.
We talk about his passion for photographing the American West, the gear he relies on, and the thrill of capturing wildlife in its natural habitat. We also dive into the challenges of rejection in the creative world and how persistence plays a key role in success.
Whether you're an aspiring writer, photographer, or just love hearing about creative journeys, this episode is full of inspiration and practical advice from someone who has built a career doing what he loves.
🎧 Tune in now to hear Michael’s journey and insights on storytelling, resilience, and the art of capturing the world around us.
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🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Tim Irwin, a director and cinematographer dedicated to capturing real, honest stories on film. Known for We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen and Don’t Break Down: A Film About Jawbreaker, Tim has spent his career documenting the lives of influential musicians and subcultures with deep respect and authenticity.
One of the biggest themes in Tim’s work is honoring the trust of the people he films—ensuring their stories are told with integrity and care. In this conversation, we explore his approach to documentary filmmaking, the responsibility that comes with telling someone else’s story, and how cinematography shapes the emotional impact of a film.
If you’re passionate about storytelling, filmmaking, or music documentaries, this episode is packed with insights from a cinematographer who believes that capturing truth is just as important as creating beautiful visuals.
🎧 Listen now to hear Tim’s journey and his philosophy on doing right by the people who trust him with their stories!
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🎙️ In this episode of The RGB Podcast, we sit down with Kelsey Edwards, an actress, musician, and creator who knows firsthand the importance of mindset in the entertainment industry. Best known for her role as Abby in Minor Details and her work in The Wolf of Snow Hollow, Kelsey has built a career in acting while also helping creatives break free from limitations and step into their full potential.
As the founder of @bigdreamershq, Kelsey empowers artists to develop the confidence, mindset, and strategy needed to succeed in an industry filled with uncertainty. In this conversation, we dive into the mental game of acting, the power of manifestation, and how to stay motivated while chasing big dreams—whether in film, business, or life.
🎧 Listen now to hear Kelsey’s journey and how she’s helping creatives become the main character in their own lives!
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🎙️ In this episode of the RGB Podcast, we sit down with David Habben, a renowned illustrator and professor based in Utah. With a career spanning fine art, commercial illustration, and education, David shares his journey as an artist, the challenges and rewards of creative work, and what it takes to build a sustainable career in the arts.
We dive into his unique artistic style, his insights on teaching students, and the stubborn drive that separates those who thrive in the arts from those who don't. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, a seasoned creative, or simply fascinated by visual storytelling, this episode is full of inspiration and practical advice.
🎧 Tune in now to hear David’s insights on art, creativity, and making a living doing what you love!
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