In this special episode, Rossy E. Eguigure shares the main purpose behind The Hollywood Makers community and how it's growing now with "RxMedia + Culture".After decades producing on both U.S. coasts and witnessing Hollywood’s cultural shifts from the inside, Rossy puts into writing her commitment to audience intelligence, multicultural storytelling, and the evolving relationship between media, tech, and humanity.She shares the moment that pushed her to start writing about it formally, and ...yes, it involves the film Idiocracy, so she shares with media psychology analysis and her experience on production, what Hollywood still gets wrong about audiences, and why understanding cultural context has never been more urgent.RxMedia and Culture is now live on Substack, offering unapologetic, insight-driven analysis on culture, tech disruption, the creator economy, and the future of media, straight from someone who has lived these shifts firsthand.Whether you’re a creator, producer, executive, or culture-curious listener, this is your invitation to join a community that’s rethinking the industry with clarity, context, and no filter.Subscribe to RxMedia + Culture on Substack and stay connected with The Hollywood Makers across YouTube and all podcast platforms. And join us on social.

In this new episode our host Glori Anyeneh sits down with Dr. Albert Bermonte, talent agent, psychology professor, and author of Rise Above the Script.Together, they unpack the hidden mental hurdles actors and creatives face every day. Among other topics, he discusses about:
• self-sabotage
• fear and worst-case thinking
• imposter syndrome
• comfort vs. growth
• how your environment affects your success
Albert shares 20+ years of experience working with performers and breaks down why so many talented people unintentionally hold themselves back — and how to finally move forward with confidence.
🎧 Part One available now. Subscribe for Part Two coming soon...

In this episode, Starry sits down with Disney Senior Data Scientist Dwight Liu to explore how data has become one of the most unexpected creative tools of our time. From early days studying trust on the internet to building models that reveal emotional resonance across global audiences, Dwight shares how data and imagination can work together, not against each other. We dive into intuition, AI, hidden patterns, and why the heart of storytelling still belongs to humans.

Think going viral equals instant success? Think again.
In this eye-opening episode, Glori unpacks the truth behind the biggest marketing myths in Hollywood, and reveals what really moves audiences (and sells tickets). From the illusion of influencer power to the real reason PR and marketing can’t live without each other, this episode is your crash course in modern entertainment strategy.
Discover why:
A viral moment is just the spark, not the fire.
“More impressions” doesn’t mean more conversions.
Authentic voices beat big followings every time.
TikTok isn’t the only game in town.
Good content isn’t enough…
Whether you’re building your first indie film campaign or analyzing how studios make blockbusters trend, this conversation will change how you think about selling stories in a crowded world.
🎧 Press play, and find out which “truths” Hollywood marketers don’t want you to question.

Hollywood meets humanity in this powerful first episode of Starry Interviews at THM! Starry Ye sits down with actress-turned-documentarian Kelly Galindo, creator of 26 Seconds, for a real, honest conversation about breaking into Hollywood, staying true to yourself, and turning your art into purpose.
Kelly’s journey, from acting on hit shows to directing across nine countries, is proof that storytelling can do more than entertain; it can open hearts and change lives. As an actress, filmmaker, and film professor, she shares what it really takes to keep creating with courage and compassion in an industry that’s always shifting.
If you’re an emerging or diverse filmmaker chasing your voice, this episode is for you. Tune in for truth, craft, and the kind of Hollywood stories that actually matter. Subscribe and share this episode to inspire other Hollywood Makers. You can also watch the interview on YouTube

Amazon just laid off 30,000 people. Paramount, another thousand. Across the industry, companies are cutting teams and betting on efficiency and AI.
But what if the real solution isn’t cutting, it’s creating?
In this episode of The Hollywood Makers (THM), hosted by Claudia Cano, we look beyond the headlines to explore what comes next for creatives, brands, and investors.
Our take: The real disruption isn’t about replacing people, it’s about empowering them.
🎧 Subscribe to join our community, and be part of the solution.

Glori welcomes award-winning producer, filmmaker, and educator Christina Sibul, the creative force behind Thirteen, Sideways, and The Station Agent.
From indie breakthroughs at Sundance to mentoring the next generation through the CSU Entertainment Alliance, Christina shares her journey through Hollywood’s indie boom, her fight for diverse voices, and the stories behind “Thirteen” the film that changed how we talk about girlhood on screen.
💡 Tune in to hear about:
How Thirteen got made (and why it almost didn’t)
What it takes to build a lasting career in film
The power of diversity and representation in Hollywood
Why persistence is a filmmaker’s greatest tool
🎧 Subscribe, share, and join the movement of creators shaping the future of entertainment.

In this episode of The Hollywood Makers podcast, we are thrilled to introduce our new co-host, Starry Yeh. A talented documentarian and post-production professional, Starry brings a wealth of experience from her work on high-profile productions with major studios like Netflix, NBC, and CNN. Join us as she shares her journey from China to the U.S., her insights into the evolving media landscape, and her passion for storytelling that bridges cultures and technologies. Tune in to discover how Starry's unique perspective is shaping the future of media and entertainment.
You can connect and be part of our community here:www.rxmediaproductions.com/the-hollywood-makersFollow Starry Ye: instagram.com/hy_yap

In this exciting episode of The Hollywood Makers, Rossy E. Eguigure introduces our newest host, Glory, as she shares her inspiring journey in the entertainment industry. From her beginnings to where she is now Glory opens up about how she blends her analytical skills with her love for creative storytelling.Glory also talks about:🎬 Her current work with NBCUniversal and Peacock🎬 Pursuing a master’s in Entertainment Industry Management🎬Her vision for diverse and multicultural storytelling in TV🎬 How the entertainment industry is evolving amidst AI, strikes, and global shifts🎬 The value of community, collaboration, and supporting emerging creativesWhether you’re a fan of sitcoms, an aspiring filmmaker, or curious about the future of entertainment, this episode brings you insights, inspiration, and a fresh perspective from a multicultural voice in Hollywood. Join us as we explore creativity, storytelling, and the people shaping the future of entertainment!📅 New episodes every Wednesday🎧 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Musica, iHeartRadio📺 Watch the video version on YouTube

Hollywood is changing faster than ever, and we’re here to break it down. In this episode of The Hollywood Makers, host Claudia Cano-Asbjornsen dives into the forces reshaping media and entertainment:How AI is rewriting the rules of storytelling and production
The next chapter of the streaming wars (and why audiences are feeling “subscription fatigue”)
The rise of VR, AR, and the metaverse as Hollywood’s next frontierFrom AI-generated films to immersive fan experiences, we unpack the breakthroughs, challenges, and creative shifts defining the future of storytelling. Whether you’re a creator, technologist, or just curious about where Hollywood is headed, this conversation will spark new ideas about how innovation is transforming the industry.Hit play, join the community, and step into the future of entertainment.