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Right? It is, that’s the way that I think I can find my own little niche if I can somehow bring the idea of sound into my pictures, right? And similarily How can I invoke images with the music? Right? Okay, the flip side of that rewind. But something I’m really interested in doing now that I’m getting my feet and my confidence out of myself in each of these different areas, is to marry the two things and like, how can I make my photography? More audible, right, like, how can I bring the vibe and the feeling of music into my work as a photographer? And that’s how I know that’s an interesting thought.

Yeah, something’s visual and something’s audible, you know, music, you don’t see music. Which ultimately do as much as they may seem like completely separate things. And then my hobby slash careers are photography and DJing. But I was recording my sets so that I could learn and listen to them back into like, oh, that really big mistake there, whatever. And I just basically started playing all the time because I was just loving it in something to do. Right away, you understood it immediately. He’s like you’re a natural like you’ve got there’s something you’ve got like a knack for

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Yeah, and he’s obviously my friend but he wasn’t bullshitting you and he’s like, Dude, I give a like I’ve taught a lot of people how to DJ. But it just kind of took on a life of its own. That was like my, my real ambition and motivation to do it. I want to entertain them to I want to like play me I love music and I want to play music for my guests. Like I like to host I love having people. And I was like, one day, I want to DJ my own house party. And so during the pandemic, I had the time, I bought a controller, and I got well first I got a lesson to make sure it was something I was actually into who taught you how to do my dear friend Patrick Wynn, who, I He inspired me to DJ from the first place because he would always play our house parties. You know, something I always wanted to learn to DJ. I best but yeah, it was a pandemic hobby. So anyway, that’s still just like a side hustle thing. It’s like, holy people are paying me to do this. So that’s how I’ve kind of always been, it’s like, it’s a hobby until you get paid for it. And I’m like, Huh, that’s an interesting measure.

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I remember asking a mentor like, hey, like, am I can I call myself a PR pro now? And he’s like, Well, do you get paid for it? And I was like, Yeah. I remember, like my first career out of college, which was in basically public relations. But you’re official when you take the money. But I guess you could say, I’m technically a DJ, I’ve actually been paid and had real gigs with audiences. And then I’m also now this is just kind of funny to me. You know, that was my first camera where I learned to shoot manual. That’s been something I would have called like, a side passion hobby thing for many, many years. But I’m also a photographer, and that’s really been taking off for me. So that’s kind of how I’d say most how most people know me, because that’s the business that I created the brand and I created astrolabe studios, right. So we’re a facility a space, you know, we’ve got like the white site coves and we’ve got lots of gear lighting, etc, etc, etc. Music videos, sort of anything greater than visual, basically, that’s sort of what we’re set up to support. You know, it’s a studio setup to support Toronto’s creative community, predominantly commercials, corporate videos, And, you know, you might know me as the owner of a studio called astrolabe Studios, which is a studio. Well, yeah, I’ll start with just a quick who I am. You know, story, how that story unfolded? And brought you sure So why don’t why don’t you tell our audience and tell me a little bit of a little bit of who the the Adam Vianna Yeah. Because my take on who you are is probably a limited slice of who you think you are? Of course. So she’s not gonna be you know, expecting unicorns. My daughter is not in studio with us today. You know, I’m not gonna hold you against any particular measure of magic. But I’ll I’ll do my best to fill them with as much wimzie as I can. I don’t know how magical the stories will be. And I’m excited to dig into all that his adventures yield in terms of inspiration for anyone considering paths, you know, in their career in, in the arts, in culture, in business, and all that together. That’s it awesome.Īdam is going to be telling us all sorts of magical stories about his wonderful life in creative stuff. I’m Qasim and this time in studio with my friend Adam wiener wiener whitener? Yeah, it’s a German name. All right, welcome back to another episode of the start well, Podcast.