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EP 80: Rebeka Herron: Director/Producer/Writer
Introducing Rebeka Herron, a versatile film producer with a life-long passion for storytelling. At a young age, Rebeka dove headfirst into the world of television before discovering her love for languages and music. Her journey took an unexpected turn when she faced adversity in the form of a traumatic head injury. Carrying on with determination, Rebeka pursued film and TV classes in high school, eventually earning a scholarship to film school. Following an insightful internship in Vancouver, Rebeka co-founded 180 Sisterhood, a production company that focuses on nurturing talents and fostering community growth in a smaller city setting. With her well-rounded skills and experience, Rebeka continues to inspire and empower aspiring filmmakers in her community.
This is Rebeka Herron's story:
Rebeka's move to Sault Ste. Marie proved to be a game-changer for her career. The smaller city provided a more supportive environment for indie filmmakers, with lower costs and less bureaucracy. Rebeka's experience in various facets of film production helped her and her business partner build a successful company, develop projects, and even launch a film festival in their new home. Although there may be challenges in working with a smaller crew, Rebeka's well-rounded knowledge in film production has equipped her to handle these difficulties with grace. Her journey is a testament to the benefits of gaining diverse experience and embracing the unpredictable twists life has to offer.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Learn essential career advice that can propel actors towards new opportunities.
Realize the true value of fostering connections in the tightly-knit film industry.
Understand how being well-rounded in film production can open up various career paths.
Gain an insider's perspective on the highs and lows of the Canadian film industry.
Embrace the changing dynamics of film production and thrive through adaptability.
Second Act Actors website
Second Act Actors on Instagram
Second Act Actors on Facebook
Second Act Actors on YouTube
Janet McMordie website
Janet McMordie on Instagram
Janet McMordie on LinkedIn
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By Janet McMordieIntroducing Rebeka Herron, a versatile film producer with a life-long passion for storytelling. At a young age, Rebeka dove headfirst into the world of television before discovering her love for languages and music. Her journey took an unexpected turn when she faced adversity in the form of a traumatic head injury. Carrying on with determination, Rebeka pursued film and TV classes in high school, eventually earning a scholarship to film school. Following an insightful internship in Vancouver, Rebeka co-founded 180 Sisterhood, a production company that focuses on nurturing talents and fostering community growth in a smaller city setting. With her well-rounded skills and experience, Rebeka continues to inspire and empower aspiring filmmakers in her community.
This is Rebeka Herron's story:
Rebeka's move to Sault Ste. Marie proved to be a game-changer for her career. The smaller city provided a more supportive environment for indie filmmakers, with lower costs and less bureaucracy. Rebeka's experience in various facets of film production helped her and her business partner build a successful company, develop projects, and even launch a film festival in their new home. Although there may be challenges in working with a smaller crew, Rebeka's well-rounded knowledge in film production has equipped her to handle these difficulties with grace. Her journey is a testament to the benefits of gaining diverse experience and embracing the unpredictable twists life has to offer.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Learn essential career advice that can propel actors towards new opportunities.
Realize the true value of fostering connections in the tightly-knit film industry.
Understand how being well-rounded in film production can open up various career paths.
Gain an insider's perspective on the highs and lows of the Canadian film industry.
Embrace the changing dynamics of film production and thrive through adaptability.
Second Act Actors website
Second Act Actors on Instagram
Second Act Actors on Facebook
Second Act Actors on YouTube
Janet McMordie website
Janet McMordie on Instagram
Janet McMordie on LinkedIn
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.