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Hello pod! We are midway into Women’s History Month or as I’m calling it, BLACK Women’s History Month! We’re continuing our series giving our flowers to Black Directors!
Tonight’s episode is about Nia DaCosta, the director behind The Marvels, Hedda, the 2021 remake of the horror classic, Candyman, Little Woods, and a recent release, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.
Our guest tonight, from our Sinners: Black AF and Oscars Reactions episodes, is Brianna Milon, a published author, communications professional and model who blends creativity and connection in everything she does. With a background in media, public relations, and storytelling, she’s passionate about using her voice and presence to inspire and uplift others.
You can follow her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/suunnybri
Wherever you’re listening from, hit that subscribe button and if you liked tonight’s episode, please give us a 5-star rating, share this episode and leave a comment to let us know what you liked the most! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, & Threads.
Visit ourvoicesproject.com and sign up for our newsletter for more information about what we do. We’ll be handing flowers to another Black woman director who we should be talking about. Of course, you won’t know until the show premieres so make sure you subscribe!
Chapters:
01:38 - Exploring Nia DaCosta's Impact on Storytelling
06:24 - Exploring Complex Characters in Adaptations
17:41 - The Complexity of Hedda's Character
26:13 - Exploring the Marvels: A Deep Dive into Female Representation
35:28 - Representation and Complexity in Marvel Films
35:34 - Exploring Representation in Marvel's Ms. Marvel and Captain Marvel
41:44 - Analyzing the Social Commentary in Candyman
49:56 - Exploring the Themes of Identity and Race in Film
54:16 - Discussion on Character Complexity in Cinema
Mentioned in this episode:
Joe Bean Roasters
Joe Bean Coffee - Coffee that lifts everyone.
Our Voices Project - Land Acknowledgement
Nights and Weekends
Check out Nights and Weekends on Lunchador!
By Our Voices Project LLCHello pod! We are midway into Women’s History Month or as I’m calling it, BLACK Women’s History Month! We’re continuing our series giving our flowers to Black Directors!
Tonight’s episode is about Nia DaCosta, the director behind The Marvels, Hedda, the 2021 remake of the horror classic, Candyman, Little Woods, and a recent release, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.
Our guest tonight, from our Sinners: Black AF and Oscars Reactions episodes, is Brianna Milon, a published author, communications professional and model who blends creativity and connection in everything she does. With a background in media, public relations, and storytelling, she’s passionate about using her voice and presence to inspire and uplift others.
You can follow her on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/suunnybri
Wherever you’re listening from, hit that subscribe button and if you liked tonight’s episode, please give us a 5-star rating, share this episode and leave a comment to let us know what you liked the most! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, & Threads.
Visit ourvoicesproject.com and sign up for our newsletter for more information about what we do. We’ll be handing flowers to another Black woman director who we should be talking about. Of course, you won’t know until the show premieres so make sure you subscribe!
Chapters:
01:38 - Exploring Nia DaCosta's Impact on Storytelling
06:24 - Exploring Complex Characters in Adaptations
17:41 - The Complexity of Hedda's Character
26:13 - Exploring the Marvels: A Deep Dive into Female Representation
35:28 - Representation and Complexity in Marvel Films
35:34 - Exploring Representation in Marvel's Ms. Marvel and Captain Marvel
41:44 - Analyzing the Social Commentary in Candyman
49:56 - Exploring the Themes of Identity and Race in Film
54:16 - Discussion on Character Complexity in Cinema
Mentioned in this episode:
Joe Bean Roasters
Joe Bean Coffee - Coffee that lifts everyone.
Our Voices Project - Land Acknowledgement
Nights and Weekends
Check out Nights and Weekends on Lunchador!