
Description: What do you do when the creative spark that fueled your whole life quietly goes out? Filmmaker Greg Hemmings, founder of Hemmings House and Hemmings Films, turned that question into an experiment he's still running.
From a jam space in New Brunswick to a mountain in Peru, Greg shares what it actually takes to rebuild a creative practice, why it matters for all of us, and where to start if you've lost your way back to the work you love. Key Topics: Building a purpose-driven production company as a certified B Corp Stepping from documentary into scripted entertainment How creative burnout can happen without you noticing Using neuroscience and flow states to understand creativity Rediscovering creativity as a therapeutic practice Starting a personal project with no client but yourself Getting unstuck and building creative momentum Why supporting creative people matters for the whole community Featured Guest: Greg Hemmings (Filmmaker; Founder of Hemmings House and Hemmings Films; Host of the Rewiring the Muse YouTube series) Notable Quotes: "When you stop feeding your soul, what happens?
Your soul gets hungry, but you're kinda too sick to realize it's hungry." (Greg Hemmings) "You need that one decision, that one spark to build a little bit of momentum, but don't slow down. It's not about putting more and more effort, it's just putting consistent effort in." (Greg Hemmings) Connect with Greg: Hemmings House () Hemmings Films () YouTube: Greg Hemmings Official LinkedIn: Greg Hemmings Follow the Show: @couldbeprettycool | | couldbeprettycoolnews.substack.com Keywords: creative burnout, creative practice, filmmaking, B Corp, documentary, flow state, neuroscience of creativity, creative entrepreneurship, artist wellbeing, finding inspiration, creative recovery, independent film Learn more about your ad choices.
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