No matter how far we've come as a society, we still seem to live in a "man's world." Being a woman in the film industry making a name for yourself, takes time and guts to stand by your beliefs, maintain your boundaries, and create your own work. Every journey is different. Not everyone has an impact in the world by just being viral famous overnight sensations. Some have had to take the long-winding road to allow their creativity to not be watered down by a conflicting society to create art that is impactful and fulfilling.
For today's episode, our guest is Carly Wilkins, a self-made female Writer/Producer/Director/Editor/Actress discussing her upcoming web-series "Yellow Lines." Recently, her web-series pilot was shown at the Chain NYC FIlm Festival where it won the award for Best New Pilot.
If you would like to connect with Carly, you can either contact her through her website https://www.carly-wilkins.com/ or follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/carly.wilkins.nyc/
Also if you would like updates and behind the scenes for her upcoming web-series Yellow Lines, please follow at https://www.instagram.com/yellowlinestheseries/
If you'd like to support us, please like, subscribe. And if you'd like to help us further our journeys with you and for us to upgrade your listening experience, please support us by donating today. You can donate to us on the Buy Me a Coffee Website: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/donthinkaboutit
Also, special thanks to Dawn Carrillo, Alex Yau, Chris DiCasoli, & Lourdes Cajamarca for your gracious support and donation to our podcast.
If you have any questions, topic suggestions, guest suggestions, or would like to better know how you can support us, we can be reached at wedontthinkaboutit@gmail.com
Hosts:
Dani Franco
IG: https://www.instagram.com/danifrancoofficial/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOCDPE1XJZY_LDGGueBmEg
George Carrillo
Website: giofilmproductions.com
IG: https://www.instagram.com/katag123/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo3zxw2VpRMYy6KJFWdFpUA
No matter how far we've come as a society, we still seem to live in a "man's world." Being a woman in the film industry making a name for yourself, takes time and guts to stand by your beliefs, maintain your boundaries, and create your own work. Every journey is different. Not everyone has an impact in the world by just being viral famous overnight sensations. Some have had to take the long-winding road to allow their creativity to not be watered down by a conflicting society to create art that is impactful and fulfilling.
For today's episode, our guest is Carly Wilkins, a self-made female Writer/Producer/Director/Editor/Actress discussing her upcoming web-series "Yellow Lines." Recently, her web-series pilot was shown at the Chain NYC FIlm Festival where it won the award for Best New Pilot.
If you would like to connect with Carly, you can either contact her through her website https://www.carly-wilkins.com/ or follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/carly.wilkins.nyc/
Also if you would like updates and behind the scenes for her upcoming web-series Yellow Lines, please follow at https://www.instagram.com/yellowlinestheseries/
If you'd like to support us, please like, subscribe. And if you'd like to help us further our journeys with you and for us to upgrade your listening experience, please support us by donating today. You can donate to us on the Buy Me a Coffee Website: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/donthinkaboutit
Also, special thanks to Dawn Carrillo, Alex Yau, Chris DiCasoli, & Lourdes Cajamarca for your gracious support and donation to our podcast.
If you have any questions, topic suggestions, guest suggestions, or would like to better know how you can support us, we can be reached at wedontthinkaboutit@gmail.com
Hosts:
Dani Franco
IG: https://www.instagram.com/danifrancoofficial/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxOCDPE1XJZY_LDGGueBmEg
George Carrillo
Website: giofilmproductions.com
IG: https://www.instagram.com/katag123/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo3zxw2VpRMYy6KJFWdFpUA