Jul 9, 2026 · 22 min · 7 segments
In part 2 of our Creative Series interview Nick Kelly traces a remarkable journey from disillusioned musician to pioneering filmmaker, taking in hand-written pre-crowdfunding campaigns…
Nick KellyGuest
Daryl MoorhouseHost
Hello and welcome to the Irish Marketing Podcast powered by IMJ and Tin Pot Productions.
I'm Daryl from Tin Pot and today is a continuation of my one-on-one with Nick Kelly, musician, film director, creative, probably doesn't encapsulate all of the things he does.
In part two of our conversation, there's loads more to cover, including the story of Nick's direct marketing audience
Google actually had me come in and talk to them about how I had managed to get 300 people out of 600, 50% out of a direct marketing thing.
The best people I know are either restlessly on their way in or they're restlessly on their way out or they're dipping in and out.
Nick spoke about how the importance of both conceptual and executional elements of creative should work together, what he thinks about creative awards, his song cycle, Glastonbury on a Bike, and the thinking behind some future projects which may yet see the light of day.
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Hello and welcome to the Irish Marketing Podcast powered by IMJ and Tin Pot Productions.
I'm Daryl from Tin Pot and today is a continuation of my one-on-one with Nick Kelly, musician, film director, creative, probably doesn't encapsulate all of the things he does.
In part two of our conversation, there's loads more to cover, including the story of Nick's direct marketing audience
Google actually had me come in and talk to them about how I had managed to get 300 people out of 600, 50% out of a direct marketing thing.
The best people I know are either restlessly on their way in or they're restlessly on their way out or they're dipping in and out.
Nick spoke about how the importance of both conceptual and executional elements of creative should work together, what he thinks about creative awards, his song cycle, Glastonbury on a Bike, and the thinking behind some future projects which may yet see the light of day.
If you're enjoying the podcast, please give us a dig out by hitting follow so new updates will appear in your feed.
