Film in Vermont
Film in Vermont
Podcast Description
A podcast featuring conversations with filmmakers and film adjacent folks creating in the state of Vermont. Discussing specific projects, challenges and more for making movies and creative media projects in the Green Mountain State.
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The podcast focuses on various themes related to filmmaking and creative media, including project challenges, local industry insights, and storytelling techniques. Episodes discuss specific projects like Seth Grant's documentary about Cabot Vermont and Michael Henaghan's visual storytelling across diverse mediums, highlighting the unique aspects of working within Vermont's film community.
A podcast featuring conversations with filmmakers and film adjacent folks creating in the state of Vermont. Discussing specific projects, challenges and more for making movies and creative media projects in the Green Mountain State.
Today we catch up with the creator/writer and director (and also wearers of so many other hats, including actors) of the episodic series, Black Girls Kissing. Julia Anderson & Kiersten White are creators passionate about crafting stories that are representative of characters that they wish they saw more of growing up. Stories, themes and characters that better represent them and with this series, they are doing just that.
Black Girls Kissing is a genre-bending anthology series that follows a relationship between two women, Nia and Zora, throughout multiple times/realities.
I thoroughly enjoy every time I get to chat with both Julia and Kiersten and their passion and adaptability is something we all could learn a bit from to take onto our own projects.
If you would like to support their future episodes, head on over to https://blackgirlskissing.com/ to check out more about how you can support and get involved.
And be sure to follow them on their very active Instagram page as well: https://www.instagram.com/blackgirlskissing/
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