Jess Engel's guest appearances

Jess Engel

Future of Film Podcast with Alex Stolz

Move: The Go To Market Podcast

Christopher Lochhead

Brad Wilkerson

Nir Eyal

Kim Scott

Guy Kawasaki

Seth Godin

Clay Scroggins

Jeff Bezos

Jake Dunlap

Andy Paul

Jesse Itzler

Nancy Duarte

Jess Ekstrom

Travis Wright

Stu Heinecke

OwlTail

Jess Engel is an award-winning, multidisciplinary producer focused on blending storytelling with art and technology. As founder at Crimes of Curiosity, her recent mixed-reality projects include BREATHE, PERSUASION MACHINES and the groundbreaking SPHERES (2018). Produced by Darren Aronofsky, SPHERES not only won the Gran Prix in VR at the Venice Film Festival in 2018 but also achieved the then highest sale price for a VR project to date, at its Sundance premiere.In this episode, I talk with Jess about the VR space (including how this is being impacted by Covid) and explore her strategies as a storyteller which include brand funded work, documentaries, interactive projects and feature films.This episode is going to be particularly relevant if you are a creator, producer or filmmaker as Jess shares so much valuable insight into how to structure your business in the new media landscape. Jess reveals the different approaches and models that are proving effective, as well as her advice for storytellers and thoughts on the future of film.More about Jess EngelJess is an award-winning, multidisciplinary producer focused on blending storytelling with art and technology. As founder at Crimes of Curiosity, her recent mixed-reality projects include BREATHE (Sundance 2020), PERSUASION MACHINES (Sundance 2020), and the groundbreaking SPHERES (2018), which won the Gran Prix in VR at the Venice Film Festival in 2018.Her work has been shown around the world at major festivals and institutions, including Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca, Cannes, Venice, Telluride, NYFF, MIT, and Art Basel. Jess is a 2018 Emmy Awards Finalist. She is a participating producer of the Sundance Institute's inaugural "Future of Culture" Initiative and is a member of the Guild of Future Architects. She has been a Sundance New Frontier fellow and advisor.

Jess Engel is an award-winning, multidisciplinary producer focused on blending storytelling with art and technology. As founder at Crimes of Curiosity, her recent mixed-reality projects include BREATHE, PERSUASION MACHINES and the groundbreaking SPHERES (2018). Produced by Darren Aronofsky, SPHERES not only won the Gran Prix in VR at the Venice Film Festival in 2018 but also achieved the then highest sale price for a VR project to date, at its Sundance premiere. In this episode, I talk with Jess about the VR space (including how this is being impacted by Covid) and explore her strategies as a storyteller which include brand funded work, documentaries, interactive projects and feature films. This episode is going to be particularly relevant if you are a creator, producer or filmmaker as Jess shares so much valuable insight into how to structure your business in the new media landscape. Jess reveals the different approaches and models that are proving effective, as well as her advice for storytellers and thoughts on the future of film. More about Jess Engel Jess is an award-winning, multidisciplinary producer focused on blending storytelling with art and technology. As founder at Crimes of Curiosity, her recent mixed-reality projects include BREATHE (Sundance 2020), PERSUASION MACHINES (Sundance 2020), and the groundbreaking SPHERES (2018), which won the Gran Prix in VR at the Venice Film Festival in 2018. Her work has been shown around the world at major festivals and institutions, including Sundance, SXSW, Tribeca, Cannes, Venice, Telluride, NYFF, MIT, and Art Basel. Jess is a 2018 Emmy Awards Finalist. She is a participating producer of the Sundance Institute's inaugural "Future of Culture" Initiative and is a member of the Guild of Future Architects. She has been a Sundance New Frontier fellow and advisor.

49. Jess Engel: Diversify, Pivot, Innovate: New Strategies for Filmmaking

As it turns out, the size of your ABM program doesn’t really matter. Whether you’re a team of two or 1,000, the tactics of successful ABM are mostly the same. In today’s #TakeoverTuesday episode of the FlipMyFunnel podcast, Justin Keller interviewed Jess Engel, Demand Gen Manager at Sigstr, and Bre Gaul, ABM Manager at Snowflake. Here’s what you can expect to learn about:  Two award-winning ABM programs of very different sizes The most important data for an ABM program How to do sales/marketing alignment right How the two programs have scaled in 18 months Tweetable ABM wisdom 

As it turns out, the size of your ABM program doesn’t really matter. Whether you’re a team of two or 1,000, the tactics of successful ABM are mostly the same. In today’s #TakeoverTuesday episode of the FlipMyFunnel podcast, Justin Keller interviewed Jess Engel, Demand Gen Manager at <a href="https://www.sigstr.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sigstr</a>, and Bre Gaul, ABM Manager at <a href="https://www.snowflake.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Snowflake</a>. Here’s what you can expect to learn about: <ul> <li>Two award-winning ABM programs of very different sizes</li> <li>The most important data for an ABM program</li> <li>How to do sales/marketing alignment right</li> <li>How the two programs have scaled in 18 months</li> <li>Tweetable ABM wisdom</li> </ul>

342: A Tale of Two ABM Programs w/ Jess Engel & Bre Gaul