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Posted on February 6, 2023

Nina Seavey won a Silver Signal Award in the Best Historical Limited Series and Special category for her podcast My Fugitive. The podcast was produced by Pineapple Studios.

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Dr. Paul Heinzelmann shares the importance but oft

Dr. Paul Heinzelmann shares the importance but often ignored of mental healthness issues that arise on film sets. He is featured in the latest episode of MediaMaker Spotlight podcast, out now.

A preview of what needs to be done to make film se

A preview of what needs to be done to make film sets safe. Find out all the tips on the full episode, out now!

Filmmaker, Becky Morrison shares how she first was

Filmmaker, Becky Morrison shares how she first was interested in doing a project about safety practices on film sets. Our full interview with her is up now on all podcast platforms and YouTube!

In two weeks, WIFV will honor this year’s Women

In two weeks, WIFV will honor this year’s Women of Vision! Join us at the National Museum of Women in the Arts for a fabulous night of food & drink, good discussions, and great networking.

Get your tickets now by following the link in our bio, and consider bringing along a friend or two for an inspirational night to remember.

The latest episode of our podcast talks with Dr. P

The latest episode of our podcast talks with Dr. Paul Heinzelmann of the documentary feature, "Safe Sets," and Becky Morrison (@thatbex) of the production company, The Light, sit down with host Candice Bloch to discuss humane production practices. They explore the systemic issues affecting health and safety on set, alarming statistics regarding mental health, and the historical context of production practices. The conversation highlights the importance of creating a supportive environment for crew members and the need for cultural change within the industry. They also discuss the Safe Sets documentary, which aims to raise awareness and advocate for better working conditions in film production.

Regina Jones shares what has drives her resilience

Regina Jones shares what has drives her resilience and perseverance. The full episode with her is out now, wherever you listen to podcasts, including YouTube!

#documentary #Womenshistory #blackhistory #music #WhoIsReginaFilm #HerStory #DocumentaryFilmmaking #BlackHistory #StrongBlackWomen, #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #mediapodcast

How did Regina Jones start her career with Soul Ne

How did Regina Jones start her career with Soul News? Find out in this clip!

#documentary #Womenshistory #blackhistory #music #WhoIsReginaFilm #HerStory #DocumentaryFilmmaking #BlackHistory #StrongBlackWomen, #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #mediapodcast

A photo of MediaMaker Spotlight host, Sandra Abram

A photo of MediaMaker Spotlight host, Sandra Abrams with co-director of "Who the Hell is Regina Jones?", Soraya Selene (@soraya_selene) during a screening in DC. Their interview is up now everywhere you listen to podcasts, including YouTube!

#documentary #Womenshistory #blackhistory #music #WhoIsReginaFilm #HerStory #DocumentaryFilmmaking #BlackHistory #StrongBlackWomen, #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #mediapodcast

A clip from our latest podcast episode of the work

A clip from our latest podcast episode of the working relationship between Regina Jones and James Brown, the "Godfather of Soul!"

#documentary #Womenshistory #blackhistory #music #WhoIsReginaFilm #HerStory #DocumentaryFilmmaking #BlackHistory #StrongBlackWomen, #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #mediapodcast #JamesBrown #SoulNews

Regina Jones shares how she went to a writer frien

Regina Jones shares how she went to a writer friend since writing was not her strength and the rest, as they say, is history! Full podcast episode is out now wherever you listen to podcasts including on YouTube!

#documentary #Womenshistory #blackhistory #music #WhoIsReginaFilm #HerStory #DocumentaryFilmmaking #BlackHistory #StrongBlackWomen, #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #mediapodcast

This Saturday, on #InternationalWomensDay, from 12

This Saturday, on #InternationalWomensDay, from 12-4:30 pm, we are hosting our first-ever live fundraising telethon on our new YouTube channel!

The 4.5-hour live broadcast will showcase some of the incredible work being done by filmmakers in our community. From short films to trailers and excerpts from ground-breaking documentaries, WIFV will highlight the diverse and powerful stories our members are creating!

Learn more through #linkinbio or here: https://www.wifv.org/calendar/#id=32111&cid=783&wid=401&type=Cal

#telethon #youtubechannel #youtube #donatetoday #independentfilmmaker #supportindiefilm #filmmakerscommunity #filmmakerscommunity #femalefilmmakers #bipocfilmmakers #wifvdc #wifv45 #womeninmedia

In our new podcast episode, host Sandra Abrams cha

In our new podcast episode, host Sandra Abrams chats with publishing trailblazer, Regina Jones and Soraya Selene (@soraya_selene), one of the co-directors of the new documentary, “WHO THE HELL IS REGINA JONES?” The film tells the story about Jones’s journey from being a mother of five at 21 and broke to witnessing the Watts Rebellion in 1965 to becoming the publisher of SOUL News.
The two guests also reveal the fortuitous event on how the film came to life thanks in part to the amazing SOUL archive that Jones’s grandson is preserving.
SOUL is culturally significant because it was the first publication to focus on Black music, musicians, and the Black experience in pop culture.
The episode is out now on our website, on the podcast website, mediamakerspotlight.com, and anywhere you listen to podcasts, including YouTube!

#documentary #Womenshistory #blackhistory #music #WhoIsReginaFilm #HerStory #DocumentaryFilmmaking #BlackHistory #StrongBlackWomen, #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #mediapodcast #SOULNews

On Saturday, March 8th (International Women's Day)

On Saturday, March 8th (International Women's Day), from Noon to 4:30 pm, in celebration of our 45th Anniversary, WIFV is hosting our first-ever, live fundraising telethon on our new YouTube Channel.

The 4.5-hour live broadcast will showcase some of the incredible work being done by filmmakers in our community. From short films to trailers and excerpts from ground-breaking documentaries, WIFV will highlight the diverse and powerful stories our members are creating.

Learn more and RSVP here: https://www.wifv.org/calendar/#id=32111&cid=783&wid=401&type=Cal

Do you have a piece you'd like to showcase during our telethon? Learn how to submit here: https://www.wifv.org/calendar/#id=32106&cid=783&wid=401&type=Cal

Today's the last day for submissions!

Carl Lumbly shares his love, respect and passion f

Carl Lumbly shares his love, respect and passion for his work as an actor and storyteller in MediaMaker Spotlight podcast. Watch or listen to the full episode available now!

#CarlLumbly #Actor #filmmakerscommunity #mediapodcast #storytellers

Join us for an insightful conversation with filmma

Join us for an insightful conversation with filmmaker Dr. Paul Heinzelmann, director of the documentary Safe Sets: Dying to Work in the Film Industry, and film producer Becky Morrison. In this session, they will delve into the critical health and safety challenges faced by film industry professionals, particularly stunt performers and crew members. They will share firsthand accounts and discuss systemic issues impacting the well-being of those behind the scenes.

Learn more and register for the roundtable by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

It's been a while since we've met in person, so pl

It's been a while since we've met in person, so please join us at the WIFV office on March 3rd, to meet up, share project updates, and generate ideas for upcoming Narrative Director Roundtables. Refreshments will be served.

Learn more and register for the roundtable by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

Carl Lumbly shares with host, Tara Jabbari what th

Carl Lumbly shares with host, Tara Jabbari what the most important plot point and tool needed in superhero movies, including in his latest film, "Captain America: Brave New World" is love. Watch their full interview out now anywhere you listen to podcasts, including YouTube!

#mediapodcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcastonfilmmaking #podcast #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld #MarvelStudios #CaptainAmerica #CarlLumbly #Superheros #Disney

Now that the Super Bowl is over, let's talk about

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Cinematographer Olivia Kuan (First Period, I Blame Society, The Clearing) makes her first outing as a documentary film director with this spirited portrait of the untold story of these trailblazing athletes... and it's a story close to her own heart, as Kuan's mother was a Herricane. She will discuss the film's production and distribution processes.

Learn more and register for the roundtable by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

The Screenwriters Roundtables are open to the publ

The Screenwriters Roundtables are open to the public, and provide a safe place for new and established writers to have their work read and critiqued. This meeting features a table read of the first 5 pages of a few scripts written by WIFV members.

Learn more and register for the roundtable by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

In the latest MediaMaker Spotlight podcast episode

In the latest MediaMaker Spotlight podcast episode, host Tara Jabbari interviews actor Carl Lumbly, known for his roles in Captain America, Alias, Doctor Sleep, and more. Lumbly shares insights and experiences from his career. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration and respect in the industry, as well as the anticipation surrounding Lumbly's upcoming projects.

#Disney #CaptainAmericaBraveNewWorld #MarvelStudios #CaptainAmerica #DoctorSleep #Alias #CarlLumbly #Superheros #Fangirl #fangirling #podcasthost #podcast #mediapodcast #mediamakerspotlight #filmmakerscommunity #filmmakingpodcast #podcastonfilmmaking

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