Carrie Stett is a Director and Writer with a passion for authentic storytelling that evokes emotion. Her award-winning brand films on the Kleenex Cares campaign made kindness contagious, delivering over 500 million organic views, winning the ANA Multicultural Award, a silver Effie Award, and the shortlist for a Cannes Lion. She has worked closely with celebrities and brands to create content for Disney/ABC, Nickelodeon, Univision, Tennis Channel, Facebook, and YouTube just to name a few. In this episode, Carrie shares what diversity in storytelling means to her and how she successfully captures the beauty of it. We also highlight what it means to be a female director in the commercial industry through her experience. Boy, can’t wait for you all to hear what we’ve talked about. Let’s catch up with Carrie! Tune in now.

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Do you lack the energy to focus on your creative projects? Are you worried about your next gig? Are you wondering how to keep distracted with your work in quarantine?   Although these very questions make you uneasy, we must stay focused on our creative work. We, as creators and entertainers, may not be heroes like the essential workers on the frontlines. But our work provides positivity to everyone's day. It may sound sappy but it's the truth. Movies, T.V., art, music and the list goes on. As a way for you to stay afloat during these unprecedented times, here are 7 things you can do to stay creative in the meantime while practicing social distancing.

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Jessica Green is the artistic director of the Houston Cinema Arts Society, and the Houston Cinema Arts Festival, which the Society produces, now in its 12th year. She is also curating an upcoming series for the Museum of the Moving Image in New York City titled "The Afro Future's So Bright, I'm Pessimistic." She is also developing a narrative television project about Louis Armstrong's State Department tours. Although these are a few highlights, Jessica’s impressive resume speaks for itself!  Today, Jessica expresses her passionate discovery of Houston pride and culture, even though her roots originate from The Big Apple.  She gives us an exclusive update on the present and future programming of Houston Cinema Arts Society and Festival and how they will continue to captivate and spotlight the stories of Houstonians and Texans. Jessica’s artistic direction of captivating Houston’s story is all more reason we should support and participate in local film festivals. Press play now! And don’t forget to support the Houston Cinema Arts Festival from November 12 – 16th. Keep a lookout for when tickets go on sale. In the meantime, tune in to the Society’s weekly digital film and arts programming year-round at https://www.cinemahtx.org/year-round/.

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Are you trying to make a name for yourself in Hollywood? I have just the person for you! Christine Horn is an award-winning actress and singer who has performed in feature films, primetime television and on Broadway. Inside her online show, Actors Daily Bread, Christine reveals how she cracked the code to become a working actor. Christine shares her ultimate tips on starting an acting career with a positive adaptive mindset. She discusses how she grows her community through her game-changing coaching method and the virtual training center, Booking Magnet Academy. If you’re ready to start your acting career, this woman can take you to the next level. Press play to get Christine’s ‘daily bread’ made just for you! 

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Today in my guest chair is Nashville’s Multi-Media Creative Elisabeth Donaldson. With over 20 years of experience in the creative arts, she has gained many titles over this span of time including actress, director, photographer and wardrobe stylist. She recently shared her talents in two feature films and two tv shows on the horizon. Her photography has been featured in Rolling Stone and she was the stylist for this year’s American Country Music Awards Music Video of the Year. However, her come up wasn’t always glamorous. Elisabeth discusses how she kept her passion at the forefront through struggling times to achieve her current career status. She shares her efforts on creating an inclusive environment on and off-screen as well. From thrifting clothes for fashion shows to not being able to afford gas, this is Elisabeth’s story. Escape from all the naysayers and tune in to this inspirational episode!

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Today, I introduce you all to my new brand, She’s So Reel. I discuss expectations about the show from my fabulous lady guests to being nervous about attaching feminist to my name. Pay attention to what's coming in the future because it's going to be big! Even after the coronavirus! Take a seat back and press play! Thanks for listening to my new baby: She's So Reel!

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