We welcome two very special people to the Sonic Milk Podcast this week. I got my start in the live audio and event world with Mike Pfau and Adam Laiben working the Open Borders Music & Arts Festival in the summer of 2011. Working the summer long festival and meeting these two humans changed my life. I am forever grateful for the path that was created and forged leading us to where we are now. Adam continues working as an editor and content creator for short films, documentaries, and feature length films. Mike continued his journey as a key contributor to the creative juggernaut that is GoPro. Chances are, if you have seen a film produced by GoPro in the last 8 years, he has had a major hand in it.
We discuss DIY everything and how that mentality brought about the Open Borders Festival. From the conception of the idea, the locations backstory, and what these two creative people have worked on since.
In the second part of this conversation about Open Borders, we discussed operational bandwidth, potential roadblocks to the festival's success, personal triumphs, takeaways, and the future. It is a wild ride and I can't be more proud to share their stories with all of you.
To See what Mike Pfau and Adam Laiben created during a show we put on together in 2012:
Chronology Presents and Technicolor Zebra
For more info on Open Borders:
Click here
Mike Pfau's YouTube
Adam Laiben Website
We welcome two very special people to the Sonic Milk Podcast this week. I got my start in the live audio and event world with Mike Pfau and Adam Laiben working the Open Borders Music & Arts Festival in the summer of 2011. Working the summer long festival and meeting these two humans changed my life. I am forever grateful for the path that was created and forged leading us to where we are now. Adam continues working as an editor and content creator for short films, documentaries, and feature length films. Mike continued his journey as a key contributor to the creative juggernaut that is GoPro. Chances are, if you have seen a film produced by GoPro in the last 8 years, he has had a major hand in it.
We discuss DIY everything and how that mentality brought about the Open Borders Festival. From the conception of the idea, the locations backstory, and what these two creative people have worked on since.
In the second part of this conversation about Open Borders, we discussed operational bandwidth, potential roadblocks to the festival's success, personal triumphs, takeaways, and the future. It is a wild ride and I can't be more proud to share their stories with all of you.
To See what Mike Pfau and Adam Laiben created during a show we put on together in 2012:
Chronology Presents and Technicolor Zebra
For more info on Open Borders:
Click here
Mike Pfau's YouTube
Adam Laiben Website