The future of freelance part 3: ‘Everyone has a personal brand’
A snapshot of a conversation about freelancers’ relationship with social media right now, powered by Tortoise Media, the slow news agency
Taken from a full-length, online discussion about the gig economy post-pandemic (you can watch the event in its entirety here), two members of the panel (based in Chicago and London) discuss their thoughts on the pros and cons of social media during the current climate. Hosted by Tortoise Media cofounder, James Harding, the former Director of BBC News and Editor of The Times, this excerpt explores the joy in switching off completely versus using Instagram as a tool to feel more physically connected.
Meet the members of the panel who share their thoughts on social media:
Paul Octavious: committee member at Soho House Chicago, photographer and videographer. He is self-taught and has worked with a range of global brands, including Nike and Cards Against Humanity.
@pauloctavious
Nana Acheampong: Shoreditch House member, stylist and shopping editor, who regularly dresses the A-list for red-carpet appearances.
@styledbynana
Watch the full event on Open House here
Members can currently redeem 30 days for free, plus 50 per cent off Tortoise Media subscriptions, through their House perks
Meet the members of the panel who share their thoughts on social media:
Paul Octavious: committee member at Soho House Chicago, photographer and videographer. He is self-taught and has worked with a range of global brands, including Nike and Cards Against Humanity.
@pauloctavious
Nana Acheampong: Shoreditch House member, stylist and shopping editor, who regularly dresses the A-list for red-carpet appearances.
@styledbynana
Watch the full event on Open House here
Members can currently redeem 30 days for free, plus 50 per cent off Tortoise Media subscriptions, through their House perks
