Join me as we explore some of the strategies behind this year’s most anticipated campaigns, extracting lessons that you can apply to your brand's narrative, regardless of your industry or scale.

The recent controversy involving the circulation of explicit AI-generated images of Taylor Swift has gotten a lot of press. It also sparked a justified outcry among privacy experts, intellectual property rights attorneys and Swifties.

As a visual artist and designer, color is on my mind all the time. I find joy in exploring the subtle variations in hues, delighting in how a small shift in color can evoke entirely different feelings or ways of thinking.

This new capability built into the Catch+Release platform is designed specifically for creative, production, and marketing teams, to revolutionize the content licensing flow from discovery to purchase.

Creators come in all shapes and sizes. But in a world where authenticity is increasingly valued, there’s a certain kind of creator who gets higher engagement than any other.

One thing I learned this week that really got my creative brain firing was a thing called the PESO model in marketing. It’s a breakdown of the four main ways that brands distribute their marketing and core message to their target audience.

Our platform users now have the ability to submit multiple URLs to Catch+Release wherever they find gems online. We’ll take those URLs and help you upload it to a collection. We’ll even begin the licensing process if you’re ready to do that.

I've always thought of "UGC" as an ugly term. It’s so clinical. “User-generated” centers the company or platform instead of the individual. They aren’t merely “users”. They’re mothers and skateboarders and fashionistas.

Catch+Release is proud to announce a new, improved user experience in the platform to streamline your production workflow — from discovering, collecting, and shortlisting shots to clearing and licensing.

We have exciting new features to announce at Catch+Release this week that help you streamline your production workflow. Whether it’s through automating tasks that tend to pile on and become tedious, or through promoting team collaboration and supporting the creative process, we’re here to make things easier for you.

As someone who has ridden the waves of creative innovation for three decades, I find Google's latest AI music experiment nothing short of thrilling. Here's why: it's a bold leap into the future of content creation, where AI meets human creativity to make magic.

When it comes to licensing content, production teams are reviewing hundreds of shots per campaign. You need a faster way to request use on multiple shots, so we made it easy for you to do that. Catch+Release is happy to introduce a new shopping cart and checkout feature so that you can send shots to clearance faster and get back to more important matters.