There's Something about Archviz Podcast - S01E11: Client education & relationship /w Simon Oudiette

Episode 11 of There's Something About Archviz is about how to improve client relationships, which is probably one of the most important and undervalued factors influencing our success in archviz.
In particular, I wanted to start from a widespread assumption going around within our industry, and that’s we have to “educate” our clients. But what does actually mean to “educate a client”? Should we look beyond this assumption and trying to reframe it?
Simon Oudiette from Horoma joins me to answer these questions. In this episode, we try to understand what we actually mean by "educating a client", which tools are available to us in order to improve the relationship we have with our clients, the role of social media in this process, and what to do when dealing with less than ideal clients.
More about Simon:
Simon is a French architect who started his own archviz studio shortly after graduating from architecture school.
Early when he started out he focused on sharing the sparse knowledge he had and tried to keep that ethos by sharing general tutorials, blog articles, and rendering teardowns to help other beginner artists streamline their workflow and get a better understanding of the fundamentals of image theory. This recently culminated in a masterclass he started running recently and is hoping to take as far as possible.
On the practice side, he's running Horoma - a one-man studio currently based in Barcelona where he's trying to, both through commissioned and self-initiated projects, find new ways of communicating ideas as well as focusing on bridging the typical communication gap that arises between clients and artists when it comes to talking about creativity and image crafting.
Simon Oudiette on the web
Horoma (Website): www.horoma.net/
Horoma (RUclips): / horomastudio
Horoma Masterclass: www.horoma.sch...

[@wapozgamunyenyembe5341]

Awesome Talk.......... Thank you

[@RazzTheKing]

Thank you!!!!!

[@keef69]

Nice guy in interviews, 3d field, horoma stuffs .......... Absolutely horrible, unbearable and disgusting interaction in reality, with uneducated views from this guy and zero empathy in reality, when it comes to politic, fragilised peoples, common good ....