Nicholas Weiss's guest appearances

Nicholas Weiss

The Maximum Lawyer Podcast

Spokes - The red Bicycle Media Podcast

Allison Williams

Melanie Leonard

Dean Jackson

Kwame Christian

Jesse Cole

Jim Hart

John Jantsch

John Fisher

Brian Moran

Adam Witty

Peter Shankman

David Neagle

Bob Burg

Guy DiMartino

Mike Campbell

OwlTail

In today’s podcast episode Jim and Tyson joined attorney Nicholas Weiss. Nick opened his practice after years of practicing civil litigation and representing an international retailer as in-house counsel. A transplant from Maine, he happily calls Cleveland Heights his home, where he represents families, individuals, businesses, and non-profits throughout northeast Ohio. His focuses are on family law, real estate, consumer law, and probate. His business focus is in hemp and cbd law in Ohio, and he is the co-owner and founder of Ohio's first hemp processor-extractor, Haywood Industries, Inc.Watch the interview here.2:50 cbd law5:46 a second try at going solo6:03 firm structure6:58 lessons learned8:57 if your niche became illegal14:27 long term plans to merge15:35 the struggle to delegateJim’s Hack: Outsource your inbox.Nicholas’s Tip: Commit to taking something off your plate.Tyson’s Tip: Caseanalysis.com / Book: Power Questions by Andrew Sobel and Jerold Panas.Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss an interview, presentation or training!

In today’s podcast episode Jim and Tyson joined attorney Nicholas Weiss. Nick opened his practice after years of practicing civil litigation and representing an international retailer as in-house counsel. A transplant from Maine, he happily calls Cleveland Heights his home, where he represents families, individuals, businesses, and non-profits throughout northeast Ohio. His focuses are on family law, real estate, consumer law, and probate. His business focus is in hemp and cbd law in Ohio, and he is the co-owner and founder of Ohio's first hemp processor-extractor, Haywood Industries, Inc.Watch the interview <a href="https://youtu.be/8_3iCcyT-JE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a>2:50 cbd law5:46 a second try at going solo6:03 firm structure6:58 lessons learned8:57 if your niche became illegal14:27 long term plans to merge15:35 the struggle to delegateJim’s Hack: Outsource your inbox.Nicholas’s Tip: Commit to taking something off your plate.Tyson’s Tip: <a href="http://Caseanalysis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Caseanalysis.com</a> / Book: <a href="https://amzn.to/3jev6Av" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Power Questions</a> by Andrew Sobel and Jerold Panas.Subscribe to our <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/MaximumLawyer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube channel</a> so you never miss an interview, presentation or training!

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Episode LinkPreviewHow has working on-set changed during the pandemic? That’s just one of the questions we answer this week. We talk with Cleveland-based cinematographer Nicholas Weiss about that, as well as the change of messages commercials want to convey and how it affects DPs. We also go into what smaller film cities, like Cleveland, can do to thrive in the industry, as well as what the future of filming commercials can look like in 2021.Talking Points-COVID Mindset of commercials/marketing-Inspiration during quarantine-The flexibility of sets during the pandemic-Working with small crews-Optimizing relationships with others on-set (i.e. Director, Gaffer, etc.)-Establishing community outside of bigger markets like NY, LA, Chicago, Atlanta, etc.-Why we need more people to do one job rather than do multiple jobs on crew-Outlook for 2021-Self-improvement-Trusting your crew-Formula for success-Technical aspectsMonitoring color on-setThe importance of efficiency on-set-Pros and cons of having an agent as a DPSocial MediaIG: nicholasweissdpLink: nicholasweissdp.comAlso On This EpisodeThe Session: 2020 DC Shorts International Film Festival

<a href="https://www.redbicyclemedia.com/podcast/episode27" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode Link</a>PreviewHow has working on-set changed during the pandemic? That’s just one of the questions we answer this week. We talk with Cleveland-based cinematographer Nicholas Weiss about that, as well as the change of messages commercials want to convey and how it affects DPs. We also go into what smaller film cities, like Cleveland, can do to thrive in the industry, as well as what the future of filming commercials can look like in 2021.Talking Points-COVID Mindset of commercials/marketing-Inspiration during quarantine-The flexibility of sets during the pandemic-Working with small crews-Optimizing relationships with others on-set (i.e. Director, Gaffer, etc.)-Establishing community outside of bigger markets like NY, LA, Chicago, Atlanta, etc.-Why we need more people to do one job rather than do multiple jobs on crew-Outlook for 2021-Self-improvement-Trusting your crew-Formula for success-Technical aspectsMonitoring color on-setThe importance of efficiency on-set-Pros and cons of having an agent as a DPSocial MediaIG: <a href="https://instagram.com/nicholasweissdp?igshid=dnc33jmx7yki" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nicholasweissdp</a>Link: <a href="http://www.nicholasweissdp.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nicholasweissdp.com</a>Also On This Episode<a href="https://watch.eventive.org/dcshorts20/play/5f28545471cb340053e45fcb/5f15de4529d41b004cb7cde4?fbclid=IwAR0-K2eZN-0IQz9yCqifvpCQZZCV1xUueDKB_9vSx-hCAWMZT_gUIxBmayI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Session: 2020 DC Shorts International Film Festival</a>

Episode #027 - Nicholas Weiss