About Jason Flakes: A Confluence of Creativity and Innovation
Meet Jason Flakes, a dynamic force in the realms of design, photography, and filmmaking. Jason's educational background is as impressive as his professional achievements, with a degree from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and advanced training from Carnegie Mellon University and Domaine de Boisbuchet, France. His remarkable expertise has been the driving force behind the establishment of two flourishing companies: Nomoi Design, a beacon in multimedia and industrial design, and Visual14, an entity renowned for its photography and video production excellence.
A Global Journey in Photography and Filmmaking
As a director of photography, Jason's lens has captured the essence of various locales around the world. From enchanting hotels to architectural marvels, his work spans time-lapses, virtual tours, and High Dynamic Range (HDR) stills. His filmography is equally impressive, with notable showcases on Hulu, OWN network, Amazon Prime, and NFL Network. These platforms have not only displayed his talent but also brought him multiple awards and high acclaim.
Impact Through Storytelling and Design
Beyond the camera, Jason is dedicated to using storytelling and design to make a tangible, positive impact. His commitment to social awareness is evident in his use of diverse media platforms to narrate stories that matter. With a human-centered design philosophy, Jason's approach to social issues is both empowering and innovative. He's not just a creator but also a mentor and business coach, espousing the balance of work and rest through his "Hustle Equation" philosophy, a concept he eloquently shared in his TEDx talk, "Putting Hustle Culture to Rest."
Philosophy and Responsibility in Art
For Jason, designing transcends mere passion—it's a significant responsibility. He believes that as an artist, sharing one's creations with the world is not just essential but transformative. His work is a journey of evolution, aiming to engage all five senses and continually delight audiences.