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WHAT DID YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU WERE YOUNG?

I think that varied from week to week. At one point a builder (thanks Bob!), a director, a lawyer, an architect, even a politician. One constant was that in every case I wanted to run my own business or be in control of my own work.

WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST FULL TIME JOB?

Before my life in marketing and video I was a management consultant for a small firm in Bath working for clients across the UK. The company were amazing. The job, it was not for me.

WHAT’S IN YOUR POCKETS?

Always my phone. The best camera is the one you have on you in the moment!

HOW DO YOU LIKE TO RELAX?

Nothing like a good old dog walk with our chief fetching officer, Kruger, to get some headspace and explore some of Cornwall’s hidden gems. That, and eating!

WHAT HAS BEEN THE BEST MOMENT IN YOUR CAREER?

Just before Christmas we had a strategy away day and to see our growing team all together in one place made me feel so proud of how far we have come.

WHAT HAS BEEN THE WORST MOMENT IN YOUR CAREER?

Not all projects go well, that’s a reality of any business. A couple of years ago we had one project where we just didn’t see eye to eye on the creative. It was difficult and while we resolved it amicably, there were a lot of lessons to be learnt.

IF YOU COULD INVITE ANY TWO PEOPLE FOR DINNER, WHO WOULD THEY BE AND WHY WOULD YOU INVITE THEM?

Cliché probably, but I’d invite Barak Obama simply because I think he is such an outstanding leader. The second person would probably be Edgar Wright, the man behind Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and Baby Driver because I love his style of filmmaking.

IF YOU COULD BE GOD FOR A DAY, WHAT MIRACLE WOULD YOU PERFORM?

I’m not sure where would I start in all honesty but helping to save the planet and its people would be right at the top of my miracle list.

WHAT WAS YOUR BIGGEST MISTAKE IN LIFE?

Not realising my passion for creativity earlier on. It was always there but I went down a more academic and corporate route instead before I finally found my way.

WHAT WAS YOUR LUCKIEST BREAK?

Moving to Cornwall! It was never part of any plan and I have been lucky to meet so many creative and supportive people who have helped get me to where I am today.

WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE DOING IN FIVE YEARS’ TIME?

Running a video production agency known across the UK for making some kick-ass content with a large team of creatives in multiple locations! I’d also love to build an exciting creative co-working space in Falmouth or Penryn.

JOE TURNBULL

Founder and MD of video production company, Bull & Wolf

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