033: Coaching the Creative Lens with Andrew Scrivani

Andrew Scrivani on Mastering Food Photography’s Style and Narrative.

What would you do if you had a coach to guide and mentor you? Think about it: Throughout history, lessons, wisdom, and skills have cascaded down generations, much like parents passing down stories and advice to their children. In the realm of creativity, having a coach is akin to receiving a cherished heirloom – a baton of knowledge, refined by experience and tempered with passion. Today, we’re incredibly fortunate to sit down with someone who embodies that very ethos. Andrew Scrivani, renowned food photographer, educator, and coach, joins us to share his journey and the wisdom he’s gathered along the way with his creative lens. If you’ve ever wondered about the intersection of artistry and mentorship, this episode is your backstage pass. So grab your favorite notebook or digital tool, because you’re going to want to take notes. Let’s dive in!

About Andrew

Andrew Scrivani is a multi-talented photographer, author, director, and producer known for his diverse editorial, advertising, and film portfolio through his unique creative lens. An esteemed educator in the intricacies of the creative lens, he runs the Andrew Scrivani Academy and has penned “That Photo Makes Me Hungry,” released in 2019. As an Executive Producer at Boro 5 Pictures, he’s celebrated for the feature film “Team Marco.” His impressive clientele list, viewed through a creative lens, features The New York Times, Apple, Adobe, and Disney. Notably, Andrew has directed campaigns for Oprah Winfrey’s food line and created a documentary for The New Yorker. His latest endeavor includes a cookbook collaboration with Disney on ABC TV’s “The Golden Girls.”