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From interning for "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert to working on various productions for Nickelodeon to becoming a Marketing Manager for BronxFilm48 to becoming a documentary filmmaker -- Christine Garmendiz is no stranger to the results of hard work, sacrifice, and hustling. In this interview with Yhá Mourhia, Christine recalls the challenges of attending a predominantly white institution, learning how to use her authentic voice, and how her roots in the Bronx have shaped her into the woman she is today. If you've been asking yourself, "Who AM I?!" Christine is sure to inspire you to RECLAIM YOUR IDENTITY!
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FACEBOOK: TheBxFilm48
Watch Christine's short documentary, "CHULA" here!
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YháWright Productions on YouTube
By Yhá Mourhia Wright5
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From interning for "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert to working on various productions for Nickelodeon to becoming a Marketing Manager for BronxFilm48 to becoming a documentary filmmaker -- Christine Garmendiz is no stranger to the results of hard work, sacrifice, and hustling. In this interview with Yhá Mourhia, Christine recalls the challenges of attending a predominantly white institution, learning how to use her authentic voice, and how her roots in the Bronx have shaped her into the woman she is today. If you've been asking yourself, "Who AM I?!" Christine is sure to inspire you to RECLAIM YOUR IDENTITY!
Follow Christine Garmendiz @underscore_christine
Follow BronxFilm48
INSTAGRAM: @bxfilm48
FACEBOOK: TheBxFilm48
Watch Christine's short documentary, "CHULA" here!
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Follow Inside Out Podcast: @insideout_podcast
Follow Yhá Mourhia: @mswrightontime
YháWright Productions on YouTube

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