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Even after nearly a decade of being a photographer, my heart still races before most jobs. In this episode of Noisy and Outspoken, I'm breaking down the taboo around pre-show / job anxiety and why feeling nervous just means you care about your craft. I share my routine and checklist that I follow, that helps me to turn anxiety into action, from identifying triggers like homesickness and gear failure paranoia, to triple-checking equipment and keeping rigid packing lists the night before. I talk about various tech safety nets and instant file backups, managing deliverables by annotating setlists, and reading green room energy while remembering you have every right to take up space and do your job. How do you handle pre-show nerves? Drop a comment or email [email protected]! x _______ Follow me:Insta: @emilymarcovecchio⁠⁠Web: ⁠www.emilyanna.net⁠ // ⁠www.mimicreative.co.uk

Packing for life on the road is a true art and every person has a list of their non-negotiable items that keep them sane, healthy, and functional when living out of a suitcase. In this episode, I’m joined by the brilliant photographer Jessie Morgan (who happens to be a very close friend!) to talk all things tour survival and the essential things we would NEVER leave home without. Less camera essentials in this episode and far more non-glamorous comfort items that help us to feel at home, no matter where we are in the world. We also touch on sharing a bus or van with other people, and how best to manage social etiquette. Listen to the first ever episode we recorded together here ... I can't promise it's much use 6 years later !!! Follow Jessie on Instagram: www.instagram.com/jssiemorgan/ Did we forget anything? Would love to hear your thoughts in the comments or email [email protected]! x ________________________ Follow me: Insta: ⁠⁠⁠@emilymarcovecchio⁠⁠ Web: ⁠www.emilyanna.net⁠ // ⁠www.mimicreative.co.uk

If you were to remove your tag on Instagram, would anyone know that you took the photograph?  That's what we're talking about today, how to find YOUR creative style, not just one you copied from someone else on social media. In this episode, I’m diving into what it really takes to build a recognisable visual identity and why downloading Lightroom presets is only the tip of the iceberg. From documenting moments backstage to finding inspiration in places that aren't the internet, I'm breaking down how to step away from copying what's trending and build an aesthetic that stands entirely on its own. I’m also spotlighting 5 of my fellow photographers who I think have super clear and distinctive visual identities, which help them to stand out in a chaos filled algorithm.  Plus, I share why someone telling me at university that all my photos looked "the same" was actually the best compliment in disguise and how muscle memory takes over during rapid 2:00 AM festival edits. Previous episode with Phoebe Fox: listen here :) Phoebe Fox: www.instagram.com/shotbyphox Ruby Boland: www.instagram.com/rubyboland Charlie Barclay-Harris: www.instagram.com/charliebarclayharris Gingerdope (Martin): www.instagram.com/gingerdope Christian Waite: www.instagram.com/chrwaited YouTube video episode: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cDhkozUubg4 How did you find your visual style? I'd love to hear your thoughts - drop me a comment or email [email protected]! x ________________________ Follow me: Insta: ⁠⁠⁠@emilymarcovecchio⁠⁠⁠ Web: ⁠⁠www.emilyanna.net⁠⁠ // ⁠⁠www.mimicreative.co.uk

When people think of music photography, they picture summer festivals and constantly being on tour. But the reality of turning this into a full-time career? It often means taking on some unsexy jobs behind the scenes that help to pay the bills... Whether you’re trying to go full-time or just looking to diversify your income as a freelancer, I hope this episode gives you a real, honest look at the less glamorous side of the industry. I also share what other work I do alongside music photography that helps me feel a little less anxious about self-employment and last-minute bookings. What unsexy jobs keep your business afloat? I'd love to hear your thoughts - drop a comment or email me [email protected]! x ________________________ Follow me:Insta: ⁠⁠@emilymarcovecchio⁠⁠ Web: ⁠www.emilyanna.net⁠ // ⁠www.mimicreative.co.uk

Stepping into a festival photo pit as part of the photo team can be a lot, often you're meeting a whole new group of people and having to get comfy with exporting your files within 15 minutes of the headliner finishing their set. Whether you’re photographing your first big festival or looking to refine your workflow, I hope that this episode can provide a couple of practical tips and tricks. These are all things I've learnt over the years to keep me sane but also help my work-flow be as smooth as poss. If you have a tip you'd like to share, I'd love to hear it, drop me a comment or email [email protected]! x _______________________ Follow me: Insta: ⁠⁠@emilymarcovecchio⁠⁠ Web: ⁠www.emilyanna.net⁠ // ⁠www.mimicreative.co.uk

After a nearly 5-year hiatus, Noisy and Outspoken is finally back! Self-employed life took over, but I'm returning to give you the real, unfiltered truth about navigating the music industry. In today's ep, I deep-dive into my summer, what it really felt like behind the scenes during my highest-earning months and where the podcast is heading next. Have thoughts or Qs? Leave a comment or drop a line to [email protected]! x ________________ Follow me: Insta: ⁠@emilymarcovecchio⁠ Web: www.emilyanna.net // www.mimicreative.co.uk

Kat Kennedy is an artist manager, working with the likes of We Are Scientists, Emeli Sandé and Liz Lawrence.  She has built a renowned reputation for herself within the industry, working at BigLife Management for over 16 years.  Kat was selected as a participant in the 2020-21 Keychange programme and often speaks at various conferences and industry events.  This conversation was fascinating, speaking to someone with so much experience working in the music industry was really eye-opening.  Generally, I am surrounded by others who are relatively 'new' to the industry, however, speaking with Kat put a lot of my thoughts into perspective.  In this episode, we talk about how she started at BigLife, her journey through student radio, as well as what being a manager consists of.  I hope you LOVE this episode, if you're wanting to get into working directly with artists in a management capacity, this episode is definitely for you. Check Kat out here: @katkennedy SUPPORT THE POD: www.noisyandoutspoken.co.uk Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Megan Graye is the founder and editor in chief of Vocal Girls Club, a publication which focuses on creating diversity within the music industry, championing new artists, with a focus on marginalised genders.  Through events, written articles and their podcast, they help to showcase a huge variety of up and coming artists, helping more women and non-binary creatives to get into the music industry, through their platform.  Megan founded the platform in 2020 after years of wanting her own challenge; she had always created content but wanted her own project, feeling frustrated by the lack of women working in music, Vocal Girls was naturally born.  Megan is also a radio show host on Islington Radio and has a huge amount of experience working within the creative world.  This podcast episode left me feeling so inspired, I  wanted to throw my whole body into making and doing after talking to Megan, I hope you feel the same! Check Megan out here: @megangraye Buy our Merch:  www.noisyandoutspoken.co.uk Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Hannah Brodrick is a live sound engineer, who has over 10 years of experience working in the live music industry.  From artists such as Dodie to L Devine, Hannah has recently embarked on a new project, touring with Florence and the Machine.  In 2019 Hannah won the Shure 24 Audience Choice - A celebration of people pushing the limits of audio culture around the world, brought forward by Shure and Mixcloud.  She is also the Co-Founder and Director of 'Women in Live Music', aiming to equalise the gender imbalance across the music industry through workshops, mentoring and much more.  I hope you absolutely love hearing Hannah speak about her work and her craft, until this episode I had never spoken to a Live Sound Engineer in such depth, so it was a total joy to hear what a day in her life looks like, and how she started working within her job role.   Check Hannah out here: @hannahbrodrick Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Orla Gartland released her debut album 'Woman on the Internet' last August, reaching number 10 in the Official Charts, released as an Independent Artist.  No label, just Orla and her legend manager Claire.  We talk all about how we met back in 2019, how she finds herself working as a musician without a label, as well as her experience touring as a session musician for Dodie.  As I type this Orla is sitting next to me, as we are currently on tour across Europe !! Super exciting however I'm a little sleep-deprived.  Anyway, I hope you adore and take something away from this, Orla is one of the most hard-working and down to earth women I have ever been able to work alongside. Check Orla out here: @orlagartland Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Eliza Williams, known on socials as Doolittle Illustrations is absolutely smashing it as a freelance illustrator.  Her unique and fun illustration style has allowed her to grow a very organic plethora of clients, regularly working with Spotify on their 'Our Generation' project.  The project has taken the form of posters and installations at festivals such as Latitude, as well as exclusive artwork to celebrate moments in artists careers, such as Holly Humberstone at The BRIT Awards.  Eliza has illustrated artists such as Girl in Red, Matilda Mann and many more.  Eliza was born in Australia and lives in Melbourne; throughout this conversation, we talk about how she found her illustration style, stumbled into working in the music industry and also finds inspiration for her illustrations. Check Eliza out here: @elizawilliams Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Tina Hizon, commonly known as Tina Keys is a true icon within the music industry, working as a MD and Session Musician to some crazy cool artists.  Her bio is incredibly impressive, with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Roger Taylor, Clean Bandit, Maisie Peters and Dua Lipa as just some of the talent she has played alongside.  In this episode, we discuss Tina's backup plan of accounting in case music didn't work out, as well as the ups and downs of being a self-employed musician.  If you're wanting to start session playing, and don't know where to start, or if like me, you're fascinated by the people who work behind the scenes in music, you're going to love this episode.  I truly think this is one of my favourite ever episodes! Check Tina out here:  @tinakeys Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Best known for her work with Anne Marie, Holly Humberstone, Grace Carter and The Amazons, Phoebe aka SHOTBYPHOX sits down to chat with me about all things music photography.  We discuss her journey into the live music industry, her career highlights so far, as well as what the year has in store for her. Phoebe is a true icon within the music industry, her knowledge and experience of the live sector is second to none and if you have a look at her Instagram you'll soon notice that there is pretty much no one she hasn't yet shot. Check Pheebs out here: Insta: @shotbyphox Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Season 3 of Noisy & Outspoken Podcast is back and better than ever.  In today's mini intro episode, I sit down to discuss the name and branding change, as well as discuss what you can expect from Season 3.  Hopefully, the new brand is a vibe, I personally think it looks amazing, but please pop me over any feedback on Instagram.  Thanks for the support as always, I can't WAIT to be back releasing episodes weekly for the next 12 weeks. Give Em a follow: Insta: @emilymarcovecchio Tiktok: @emarcovecchio Email: [email protected] Edited by Al O'Connor: Insta: @alysocreator Email: [email protected] Special thanks to: Coach Party for intro/outro music FromFinn for Branding Neal Megaw for Imagery Jennie Rawling for Copy

Kirsten Evans is a British composer who has most recently completed working in the music departments for the Hulu Original 'I am Greta' and the new Marvel movie 'Morbius' during her first year as a freelance media music composer.  She has co-composed and been the vocalist for Wales' national entry to the Venice Biennale in 2017, which then toured the UK after it's 5 month stay in Venice with over 30,000+ visitors.  Kirsten is the founder of two start up companies, ‘Soundbake’ plans to help break down the masculine undercurrent of the virtual instrument market, whereas ‘Uglicat’ is a coaching business that helps new freelance musicians, who struggle to monetise their skills in an achievable, profitable and fulfilling way. Kirsten reached out to me via email and it was so lovely to hear about an industry which I personally know so little about.  The general consensus throughout this episode is, do not be worried if you send hundreds of emails and no one gets back, they may well reply over the course of time and if not, pester them!  Kirsten is an incredible talent, working in a very male dominated industry, with 94% of box office scores being written by men in 2018.  Please lap up all information you can from this episode and I hope you leave feeling as inspired as I did when recording. Find Kirsten here - https://linktr.ee/kirstenhevans Find Em here - https://linktr.ee/emilymarcovecchio Edited by Alysa O'Connor - https://www.instagram.com/alysaocreator/