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Graham and Zeke at the 2018 Nashville Film Festival!

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Our latest short film, GRAHAM AND ZEKE, had its Southeastern premiere at the Nashville Film Festival last week! Produced as a collaboration with Women in Film and Television-MTSU (the student organization I founded in 2015 to inspire my women students to become writers/directors/producers), the students were able to walk the red carpet and see their work on the big screen for the first time!

What a fantastic festival…so excited to have been a part of it again this year. Much gratitude to Graham Bell and Zeke Miller, who were so amazing in sharing their story with us. Congrats also to Cheryl Monique, who co-produced and directed this film…it was her first film ever to be accepted into a film festival, and surely not the last!

Craft Content Nashville 2018

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In 2018, I was a featured speaker at Craft Content Nashville, speaking about feminism and VR/360 production. What a thrill to be featured in this podcast by Clark Buckner with Relationary Media (thanks guys!).

Thanks also to Carla Fox and the entire staff of volunteers who put on Craft Content Nashville! If you haven’t been to the conference, you should make a point to attend next year. It’s a very inspiring gathering of content creators who work in all aspects of the digital world, from Nashville and beyond!

My latest film is going to Slamdance!

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Back in October, I participated in the Fusion International Documentary Challenge. For those who aren’t familiar with it, it’s a filmmaking competition where you have five days to make a 4-7 minute documentary, with a given theme and genre.

I worked with my old college friend Jenny Lutkins to create a short doc about women weightlifters, called “Lift Like a Girl”. Our film has been selected to the top 12 and will screen at the Slamdance Film Festival on Jan. 24th, 2016! It will also screen in February as part of the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, and is now in a two-year contract with the Fusion Network. I can’t post the film online at the moment, but in the spring there will be an audience award for the Fusion Doc Challenge, and I’ll be able to post a link to our film (and the other top 12) on their website for viewing and voting purposes.

Looking forward to sharing lots of photos of Slamdance, which will take place in Park City, UT, at the same time as Sundance. Thankfully, my student and camera assistant Vida will be going with me, so she will be able to tell me who the celebrities are.