In this episode Kel sits down with Marissa McGarry - a featured videographer in the East Tennessee area who takes pride in helping bring her clients story to life through audio and video whether that be a wedding, lifestyle, real estate or commercial shoot, she and her husband do it all with their company Two Peak Studios. Marissa is also a wellness enthusiast and uses her creative talents and energy to engage in her many hobbies and interests.

In this episode Kel sits down with Abby McPherson - an educator, photographer, videographer, and editor who is living in Dubai, where she has been a Physical Education Teacher for the past 3 years. Education has been the vehicle for many of the opportunities she has had the privilege of experiencing and helped her along on her filmmaking journey. She's now ready to take the leap and become a full-time filmmaker!

In this episode Kel sits down with Alyssa Glantz - owner of Ataglantz Media. Her journey reflects someone following their dreams and working to become a full-time filmmaker. Prior to launching her company in 2020, she was in the fitness business for 10 years and of course, brought all of those marketing skills with her into her new venture, saying goodbye to working for others and hello to creative entrepreneurial freedom.

In this episode Kel sits down with Landi Maduro - a writer, producer, director and photographer who also has worked professionally as a singer and actress. She is no stranger to the entertainment and film industry and paves her own path. Not only does she own and operate her own production company, Bluechild Entertainment, she is also the leader of Women of Color Filmmakers, an organization that garners support, skill building and networking for female filmmakers as they pursue careers in film and television.

In this episode Kel sits down with Mya Fullmer - a filmmaker and YouTuber who is just as passionate about creating space for and amplifying female voices in the filmmaking industry through her group, Media Empress.

In this episode Kel sits down with Debbie Vu - filmmaker and founder of IronWorx Media. She creates documentary and narrative films for non profits and mission based small businesses, and has a mission to inspire and educate young, diverse filmmakers through her internship program.

In this episode Kel sits down with Leah Jayne Kleiman - a Boston-based photographer, graphic designer, motion graphics artist, and video editor. She graduated from Northeastern University with a BA in Media Arts and concentration in Video Production. When she’s not creating content, Leah loves traveling, dancing, and meeting new people. Find her on instagram @leahjayneproductions !

In this episode Kel sits down with Alexa Russell - a #femalefilmmaker​ and drone pilot based in New Jersey. Alexa attended Monmouth University and studied Television and Radio Production as her concentration and has since launched her freelance videography career in real estate and restaurant services upon graduating.

In this episode Kel chats down with Makayla Wheeler - a #femalefilmmaker based in Melbourne Florida. Makayla started her creative pursuits at the age of 13, and ten years later owns and operates her own production company - MGW Productions - creating a variety of films and spearheading her own documentaries and short films. Her work exemplifies the art formed when filmmaking, adventure and purpose intersect.

Today, I am so excited to feature Kourtney Cassanova, a 24-year old digital content creator, video editor, and filmmaker based in New Jersey. She launched her video production company, Cassanova Media in November of 2019 because she wanted to help others create higher quality content in the social media space, especially Black women creators.