Jeremy Campbell is an investigative reporter focused on impactful, innovative storytelling. In the past decade his work has changed lives, changed laws and reached millions of viewers.

He helped reinvent the formula for local news with “Atticus,” an investigative team that crafts docu-series reports about hard to talk about issues. Their primary goal: Change the world.

Campbell's reporting career began in the winds of change that blew alongside Hurricane Katrina. He created a documentary about New Orleans life after the storm that led to his first on air job as a Reporter/Anchor at KLFY in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Campbell is a National Murrow Award recipient for Innovation. He’s been honored with eighteen EMMY® Awards, four Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, a Gracie, a Cronkite Award for political reporting and back to back Service to America Awards from the NAB. He’s been named “Best Reporter” by the AP in Georgia, Florida and Alabama and is a three-time Atlanta Press Club Awards honoree. Now the President of The South eastern National Academy of Television Arts and Science - Girls on Film is honored to host Jeremy Campbell!

Girls on Film talks about Alyssa Milano - and the controversial abortion bill - entertainment meets politics AGAIN - Dumbo Review - US Review - waiting on Game of Thrones!!!

Girls on Film recommends some fun - and sexy - binges to stream NOW!! Give a listen with Sarah - Teresa - and Port - and lets' talk TV!!!

This is episode 12 of GIRLS ON FILM PODCAST – Todays guest is lauded entertainment executive LaRonda Sutton – SUTTON is a founding executive of the early LA hip hop.

With lifelong friends LA REID, EVAN MEDDLE and JAMIE FOXX – Sutton – who founded the SOUL - R&B Division at Chrysalis Records, signed artists - Roy Aires – OUTKAST – GOODY MOB – AND - Tony Rich – ALONG WITH - Beyonce & Destinys CHILD - -

Moving to NYC to continue her work with LA REID – SUTTON was soon grabbed by UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBLISHING NORTH AMERICA - where – under the guidance of music executive legend – TOM STURGESS – she created a larger division collaborating with song writers including- Mary J Blige & Prince - - - soon after, SUTTON came home to Atlanta GA to head up the Mayors office of FILM & ENTERTAINMENT – helping GEORGIA become one of the worlds’ top 3 locations to film in the world.

This weeks episode was recorded at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival - the largest Jewish Film Festival in the world - and features actress Naian Gonzalez Norvind as a Ariela - a young, Jewish woman in Mexico City who faces challenging cultural stereotypes with an independent spirit. Joining Ms. Norvind is the films director - Isaac Cherem - who gives GIRLS ON FILM a special look inside his first major film endeavor - LEONA.

Addy Ball - Head of Technology Innovation for the Weather Channel - listen up as Addy talks the challenges of broadcasting the weather - and how technology aids the viewer to understand the state of the climate!!

Sit up an celebrate Black History Month - and take in a show of Black Panther- the 1st Black action flik to be nominated for best picture by the Academy Awards! Get some popcorn - and celebrate!

Listen up as Sarah Smith and Teresa Roth talk the latest in streaming and WTW (what to watch!) on Netflix-Hulu-Amazon and more.

Girls on Film interviews 2 top execs in the Screen Actors Guild - AFTRA (SAG AFTRA) offices in Atlanta GA - the NEW Hollywood Down South. Listen up and hear about women breaking into the Biz - and how the SAG AFTRA offices support their emergence!

KC GEORGES & STEPHANIE WEAVER are young female editors - and they talk about how they made thier move into the world of hi-tech broadcasting! Young artists listen up and grab some tools for moving your career forward! Girls on Film is proud to host Women Who make the Cut!