Show Notes
This week, Alexis is joined by the incredible Shayne Lowe, a true all-rounder in the arts with over 25 years of experience as a performer, vocal director, and producer. Shayne’s passion for music and performance has shaped not only her own career but also the journeys of countless singers through her work as a qualified singing teacher and founder of Sing It Now Geelong, a thriving vocal studio she established 15 years ago.
Shayne shares insights from her decades on stage and behind the scenes, from the art of vocal directing to the joy of producing shows and mentoring the next generation of performers.
And if you’d love to see her in action, Shayne will be taking the stage in Mamma Mia at the Geelong Arts Centre in October 2025.
👉 Learn more about Shayne’s work at Sing It Now Geelong.
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In this episode, Alexis sits down with Melbourne-based multidisciplinary designer and visual artist Krystal Schultheiss to explore her unique career spanning motion design, animation and projection mapping. With over 15 years of experience working with global brands, Krystal shares how she carved out a parallel path as a VJ and digital artist, creating immersive visual experiences that transform music, architecture, and physical spaces into living works of art. Together, they discuss creativity, technology, and what it takes to build a career at the intersection of design and live performance. If you’d like to see more, you can follow on instagram; @ krystalschultheiss
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