Join Media x Women host, Sonia Case, as she discusses Hillary Cutter’s path to success in New York City's entertainment industry – from being the go-to, get-it-done person as a student of Syracuse University to founding her own production company, Cutter Entertainment. Hillary touches on what it takes to inspire a group of people to make extraordinary content over and over again (even on the bad days). Her insights on what it takes to be a respected, professional and successful producer are invaluable for anyone working in film and TV. Listen to this episode to hear Cutter reveal her advice on fool-proof networking and how to take charge of you own career path in entertainment. 

Visit CutterEntertainment.com to learn more about Hillary's current projects and more networking opportunities with Cutter Connections!

In this episode, Helene Estes, Coordinator at MediaLink discusses the transition from training as an actor to working in a more traditional 9-5 role at Innovative Artists and later, at a bustling media and entertainment consulting agency. Estes joins Media x Women host, Sonia Case, to share insights into how she makes use of her acting skills to be able to manage time efficiently and build a strong work life balance. Tune in for her tips on navigating a new career path and adapting to a change in work and lifestyle.

This week, NYC based writer and director, Iris Dukatt, sits down with Media X Women host, Carly J. Bauer, for a fun conversation about what it takes to jumpstart your career in film and TV. Iris’ wide range of experiences, from working as a production manager at TED Conferences, to directing music videos for up-and-coming musicians, and even serving as a personal assistant for a big-budget HBO series, provide some invaluable insights into the inner workings of the entertainment industry. Through anecdotes and laughter, Iris shares her secrets to becoming the must-have crew member, making an unforgettable (good) impression, and using your network to get ahead. Plus, Iris gives us an exclusive look into her current projects in development: Long Pork and Truffle Pig.

In this week’s episode, Bruna Talarico, Senior Content Strategist at Amazon Music, shares some valuable insights into what it takes to be a woman in the media industry and how to leverage our perceived weaknesses as strengths. In conversation with Media X Women host, Sonia Case, Bruna opens up about her experience as a journalist in Brazil, her journey to her current role at Amazon Music, and her latest adventure as a new mother navigating a major career transition.

Are you looking to get inspired for your next salary negotiation? Do you worry about having to choose between motherhood and a career? Listen now. This episode will leave you empowered to face your career doubts once and for all.

In this episode, Conni’s Marketing Manager Payton Jai shares useful resources on analytics for listeners just starting out in the industry. Payton speaks honestly with Media x Women host Carly J. Bauer about the impact work can have on your happiness and what she’s learned from her training as an intimacy director. Tune in to learn how to find your community in the industry.

Simone Bhagat, Co-Founder of Ashes Artist Collective, shares how she secured internships at companies like Walt Disney, DreamWorks, and CNN. Simone joins us this week with multidisciplinary theater artist and guest host, Marque Pham. Together, Simone and Marque speak openly about work visas, immigration, and unpaid internships.

Pooya Mohseni, Actor, Writer, Activist and Founder of #Pooyaland joins Media x Women host, Carly J. Bauer. Pooya speaks candidly about some of the obstacles she’s faced as a trans woman, representation in media, and how she chooses to live her life; with her heart on her sleeve. Listen to hear more about her experience on the set of Law & Order SVU and what it is about acting that gives us lasting connections.

Adeola Akinyemi, Chief Operations Officer of Showgear Limited in Nigeria and organizing committee member of Make Music Lagos joins Media x Women host, Sonia Case. Adeola opens up about how important structure is and how she balances work, marriage, and motherhood. Adeola gives us a behind-the-scenes of Make Music Lagos and its effect on the community.

Live events are coming back.  Sarah Hutton, from Ticketmaster, speaks to the challenges that the Events industry had during COVID.  She also talks about changing jobs and learning when you know you need to move on from and industry/ company.  Listen for her perspective on reaching out to mentors and reminding us all that life is messy and it is ok.

In the final episode of Season 2, Aviva Kleiner, Owner, Executive Director and Producer of Viva La Marketing and Heart Felt joins producer and guest host, Jamie Rabinovitch. Aviva opens up about developing filmmaking platforms such as the Coca-Cola Refreshing Films Program while Jamie speaks on how the opportunity helped her as a student. Listen for more insight into networking and how self-love can be a useful tool for your career journey.