Combining 20 years of extensive knowledge and experience with endless curiosity, constant experimentation, and a desire to help people, Chris Martin Studios provides creative support for creators, artists, and entrepreneurs. Don't get disrupted by distraction; stay focused on the work that matters most to you. Do the creative work of your life!
Creative and Technical Partner
Whether you need an editor (audio or video), writer, producer, or tech-whisperer, I love supporting teams in specific roles. Additionally, I don't force you to use my systems to work with me, I use what keeps your team organized and productive. Here are a few ways I'm partnering currently with my clients:
- Edit weekly video content and create thumbnails for YouTube
- Produce and edit educational videos for courses on Kajabi
- Edit weekly audio and video podcasts
- Systems and technical support with Substack, Buzzsprout, Kajabi, WordPress, Airtable, Make, and Claude.
Storytelling Alchemist
Have an idea but don't know what to do with it? I love working with creators to turn ideas into projects. The intersection of soul, story, and structure creates a framework that connects you and your creative work to your audience. Every single time.
Systems of Creativity & Curiosity – Get Molecular to Go Cosmic
As a creator with multiple side projects and client work, I rely upon my systems to get my work done. If you are struggling to find harmony in all that you do, then it's time to fix your systems. It's not just your tech stack that's letting you down, it's the lack of clarity in your projects, the constant sabotaging of your focus, and not knowing what to do with ideas when they light up your synapses.
Original Content
Getting Work To Work is the flagship project of Chris Martin Studios and features a weekly podcast, documentary series, and newsletter.
Nearing its 10th anniversary, the podcast was launched in 2016 with a desire to share my knowledge and obsession with the world of work. The show continues to reach people with weekly monologues and conversations with creative entrepreneurs, storytellers, and change-makers.
I love talking to people all over the world, but some stories need to be seen AND heard. The short-form documentary series focuses on independent creators—cartoonalists, farmers, painters, community builders, and artists—getting their work to work.
Not every idea fits neatly into the container of podcast or documentary. The weekly Getting Work To Work newsletter showcases essays, in-depth conversations and photo essays about the impact of the workspace on creativity and production, and ways to feed your curiosity and spark your creativity.
I wanted to play with the podcasting format, so instead of experimenting with Getting Work To Work, I created a new show called Beyond Your Imagination, a show that celebrates the kick-ass do-it-yourself spirit of independent film and those who tell stories beyond their imagination. I narrowed the focus by picking a specific industry and having a seasonal schedule. I wanted to go deeper with my conversations, so my guest and I talk about issues and challenges in independent filmmaking from their vantage point across 8-10 episodes.
We are more than our companies and projects; each of us has a personal brand that influences how we think, the work we do, and how we engage with the world. My personal brand website is all about my relentless pursuit of unconventional creativity, endless curiosity, and daily wonder through writing, speaking, and teaching.
Coming Soon: THE CURIOSITY LAB (2026)
When I started Getting Work To Work in 2016, I also started an email newsletter called The Curiosity Lab. My intention was to create a way to share my experiments in creativity and curiosity, so that others would feel empowered to embark on their own explorations. The project was sunsetted in 2021, due to my frustrations with email marketing.
In 2026, I am revitalizing The Curiosity Lab as a website to share my explorations in AI and automation tools as a process enhancement, not replacement. It's not just about research and development, but creative rebellion and discovery.