Behind the Frame with Rebecca Yale
The Behind the Frame podcast pulls back the curtain of our picture perfect portfolios and dives a little deeper into what’s actually going on behind the scenes. We examine the process of building your business as an artist and an entrepreneur in a holistic fashion, understanding we need the lows to get to the highs and success isn’t a straight line. Real life isn’t about a destination, it’s the journey that matters.
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In this episode of Behind the Frame, I had the pleasure of welcoming the incredibly talented wedding planner and designer, Kate Turner, founder of Kate & Company. With a team that has garnered international recognition and accolades from prestigious publications like Vogue and Martha Stewart Weddings, Kate shared her inspiring journey from a wedding-obsessed teenager to a leading figure in the luxury event planning industry.
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In this episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I had the pleasure of welcoming Erin from Bustle Events, a talented wedding planner and designer with over 16 years of experience in creating unique and personalized weddings. Erin shared her journey into the wedding industry, which began when she planned her own wedding. After a stint in corporate event planning, she took the leap to start her own wedding planning business, driven b...
Happy Holidays!
No new episode this week as we celebrate the holidays and the new year. I'll be back with a brand new episode on January 7th!
On this episode of Behind the frame, I had the pleasure of chatting with the dynamic duo, James and Otto from James and Schulze, renowned luxury wedding photographers and educators. During our conversation, James and Otto shared their journey of coming together as business partners after years of individual success in the photography industry. They discussed the challenges they faced in transitioning to the ultra luxury market and ...
Happy Thanksgiving!
In honor of the holiday week we're replaying an old episode from the start of the season you might have missed all about goal setting!
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On today's episode Rebecca discusses the importance of goal setting and why it's a vital first step for any successful entrepreneur. Plus she does the first behind the frame and takes you inside the creation of one of her favorite ...
In this episode of Behind the Frame, I had the pleasure of welcoming Jaime Kostechko, the talented wedding planner and designer behind Wild Heart Events. With a background in sociology from UCSB and extensive experience in the hospitality industry, Jamie has been creating unforgettable celebrations since 2008. Her unique approach to design incorporates color, pattern, and texture, resulting in trendsetting details that have garnere...
In this episode of Behind the Frame, I had the pleasure of welcoming Jamie Kostechko, the talented wedding planner and designer behind Wild Heart Events. With a background in sociology from UCSB and extensive experience in the hospitality industry, Jamie has been creating unforgettable celebrations since 2008. Her unique approach to design incorporates color, pattern, and texture, resulting in trendsetting details that have garnere...
In this episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I welcome the incredibly talented photographer, Eric McVeigh, as my guest. With 14 years of experience in the industry, Erich shares his journey from stumbling into photography during college to becoming a world-renowned wedding photographer. He credits his success to a combination of luck, hard work, and the support of his wife, Amy, who plays a crucial role in his business.
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In this episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I welcome the talented wedding photographer, Valorie Darling, as her special guest. Valorie's decade-long experience and accolades have positioned her as a leader in the industry, with her work featured in prestigious publications like Vogue, Elle, and The New York Times.
The conversation delves into Valorie's journey into wedding photography, starting with her co-founding a...
In this episode of Behind the Frame, I had the pleasure of welcoming Laura from Grit and Grace, a wedding planner and designer whose work I have admired for years. Laura is known for her vibrant, unique style and her ability to push the boundaries of wedding design. We chatted about her journey into the wedding world, starting from her early love for fashion and design, through her experiences working in hospitality and catering, w...
On this episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing the talented and innovative wedding content creator, Lauren Laudeser of Plan With Laur. As the number one wedding content creator on social media, Lauren has revolutionized the wedding industry by introducing a new category of vendors. Throughout our conversation, Lauren shares insights into her journey, from her background in social media and marke...
On this episode of Behind the Frame, I had the pleasure of chatting with the incredible wedding planner and designer, Jove Meyer. Jove shared his journey from working at a balloon and flower store in high school to becoming a world renowned wedding planner and designer in New York City.
Jove's story is one of transformation and self-discovery. He talked about how he left behind his conservative upbringing to embrace authenticit...
In this episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with the multi-talented Magi Fisher of The Artist's Lawyer. Magi shared her fascinating journey from photographing professional surfers to becoming a luxury wedding photographer and receiving a Juris Doctorate from Rutgers Law and starting the Artists Lawyer along the way.
Magi's story is a unique blend of artistry and legal expertise, showcasi...
On this week's solo episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I dove into the much requested topic of creating a unique artistic voice and shifting your mindset to truly see yourself as an artist. I share insights and tips on how to develop your voice and stand out in a crowded marketplace.
I discuss the mindset shift required to see yourself as an artist and the importance of understanding what you want your art to look and fee...
On this episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with wedding planner and business coach, Courtney Wolf of Invision Events and E3. Courtney shares her journey into the world of weddings, her experience expanding her business beyond wedding planning, and her insights on finding work-life balance as a mother and business owner.
We dive into Courtney's decision to raise her minimum pricing from 30K t...
On this episode of the Behind the Frame podcast, I had the pleasure of changing things up a little bit and having an amazing conversation with two incredible guests, Emily Campbell of GoBella and Clay Dunn, CEO of Vow for Girls. We delved into the world of being a mission-driven business and the impact it can have on both the community and the bottom line as a business owner in the wedding industry.
Emily shared her journey into the...
On this episode of the Behind the Frame Podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Shannon Leahy, an incredible wedding planner and designer known for her stunning weddings and transformative designs all over the world. Shannon shared insights into her journey in the wedding industry, from starting her company to building her powerhouse team of planners. She discussed the importance of staying inspired, networking, and the evoluti...
On this episode I had the pleasure of chatting with the incredibly talented and creative event branding designer, Courtney Loeb of Cecile's Paper Co. In this episode, Courtney shares her journey from a background in dance to working in luxury hotels, eventually transitioning into event branding for ultra luxury clientele. She discusses how her passion for creativity and attention to detail led her to create unique design stori...
In this episode I had the pleasure of interviewing the renowned international event designer, Lindsay Landman. Lindsay has been a market leader in the unique integration of event planning, design, and production since 2001. Throughout the episode, Lindsay shares her journey into the world of weddings and events, highlighting her accidental entry into the industry and the pivotal moments that shaped her career.
The conversation delve...
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