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Filmmakers Sue Lange and Rachel Ofori join Tracy Schott to talk about ending sexism and the power of movies like their upcoming film, “Le Bon Chef”
A Note from filmmaker Tracy Schott, creator Voices4Change and director/producer “Finding Jenn’s Voice” — Don’t miss today’s episode of the Voices4Change Show, where you’ll meet two powerful female filmmakers who are my partners in our newest movie venture, Le Bon Chef.
About today’s show: Each episode of the Voices4Change show focuses on stopping the global epidemic of intimate partner abuse. Starting with this episode, we begin shining light on the broader topic of sexism. In Le Bon Chef, we introduce you to Vivienne Martine, a French chef at the top of her game. Unfortunately, they changed the rules, and she must look at her role in a male-dominated industry and world to find her place and decide on her next steps. Click here to watch the promotion for the film!
Please scroll down to learn more about the movie and my collaborators.
About Le Bon Chef: In a social media-driven, vegan-eating millennial universe, a legendary chef must go to extremes to save her fiercely traditional French restaurant from bankruptcy. Vivienne Martin runs Le Bon Chef, a top Michelin-3-star French restaurant. A cast of characters aids her straight out of Anthony Bourdain’s “Kitchen Confidential.” Ricardo, the Spanish Maitre ‘d who thinks he’s French. Lacey, the creole sous chef, can’t keep gumbo from creeping into the sauce. Dennis, the temporary waiter, never seems to leave. Shamin, the permanent waitress, never seems to show up. Hien, the silent dishwasher, and Marge, the hefty delivery gal, hopelessly infatuated with Vivienne. They’re about to go down with the ship until an old friend, the fabulous Celine (15 million Facebook friends), enters to drag Vivienne kicking and screaming into the 21st Century — in other words, get her a hard-core social media Distribution Plan strategy! It’s sink-or-swim time for Le Bon Chef. (more…)
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By Inkandescent RadioA Note from filmmaker Tracy Schott, creator Voices4Change and director/producer “Finding Jenn’s Voice” — Don’t miss today’s episode of the Voices4Change Show, where you’ll meet two powerful female filmmakers who are my partners in our newest movie venture, Le Bon Chef.
About today’s show: Each episode of the Voices4Change show focuses on stopping the global epidemic of intimate partner abuse. Starting with this episode, we begin shining light on the broader topic of sexism. In Le Bon Chef, we introduce you to Vivienne Martine, a French chef at the top of her game. Unfortunately, they changed the rules, and she must look at her role in a male-dominated industry and world to find her place and decide on her next steps. Click here to watch the promotion for the film!
Please scroll down to learn more about the movie and my collaborators.
About Le Bon Chef: In a social media-driven, vegan-eating millennial universe, a legendary chef must go to extremes to save her fiercely traditional French restaurant from bankruptcy. Vivienne Martin runs Le Bon Chef, a top Michelin-3-star French restaurant. A cast of characters aids her straight out of Anthony Bourdain’s “Kitchen Confidential.” Ricardo, the Spanish Maitre ‘d who thinks he’s French. Lacey, the creole sous chef, can’t keep gumbo from creeping into the sauce. Dennis, the temporary waiter, never seems to leave. Shamin, the permanent waitress, never seems to show up. Hien, the silent dishwasher, and Marge, the hefty delivery gal, hopelessly infatuated with Vivienne. They’re about to go down with the ship until an old friend, the fabulous Celine (15 million Facebook friends), enters to drag Vivienne kicking and screaming into the 21st Century — in other words, get her a hard-core social media Distribution Plan strategy! It’s sink-or-swim time for Le Bon Chef. (more…)