#154 - A Mascot for Lighting
Sep 28, 2020•42 min
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Episode description
This week we have a crossover episode with Sam Koerbel of Lytei.
Before he was an architectural engineer he was a mascot for his college football team, and that sense of building character and expressing enthusiasm is what drives his podcasts and video series. Embodying excitement to encourage others is fun in it’s own right, but it can also be very valuable.
Michael and Greg spoke with him about spreading lighting design to the masses - everyone knows a poorly lit room when they see it, but know the why and how to fix it. Between talking about podcasting procedures and the power of video, they argued about whether we need educational credits in lighting and what tattoos really mean.
Find more of Sam at https://www.lytei.com/
Before he was an architectural engineer he was a mascot for his college football team, and that sense of building character and expressing enthusiasm is what drives his podcasts and video series. Embodying excitement to encourage others is fun in it’s own right, but it can also be very valuable.
Michael and Greg spoke with him about spreading lighting design to the masses - everyone knows a poorly lit room when they see it, but know the why and how to fix it. Between talking about podcasting procedures and the power of video, they argued about whether we need educational credits in lighting and what tattoos really mean.
Find more of Sam at https://www.lytei.com/
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