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Sarah Stephens Spills the Beans on Directing, Writing, and Atlanta's Indie Film Scene
Sarah Stephens Spills the Beans on Directing, Writing, and Atlanta's Indie Film Scene

Sarah Stephens Spills the Beans on Directing, Writing, and Atlanta's Indie Film Scene

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Sarah Stephens Spills the Beans on Directing, Writing, and Atlanta's Indie Film SceneWelcome to Creator/Shift, where we explore the creative journeys and insights of talented individuals in the digital arts and entertainment industry. In today's episode, our host Erika Christie sits down with the multi-talented filmmaker and actor, Sarah Stephens. Sarah shares her journey into the world of filmmaking and acting, starting from her beginnings in sketch comedy to her foray into directing, editing, and producing. She provides valuable tips for aspiring actors and filmmakers and discusses her experiences in the indie film community in Atlanta. Join us as we delve into the mind of the dynamic Sarah Stephens and gain valuable insights into the creative process of a multifaceted artist."❇️ In this episode you will find:What tips did Sarah share for those looking to get into acting, and why does she emphasize the importance of taking a class?In what ways does Sarah find it important to communicate with actors as a director, especially when directing the projects she's written and acted in herself?What are Sarah's insights on the importance of casting a project correctly, and how does she ensure alignment with the vision during limited shooting time?Sarah's approach to projects she has written vs. projects written by othersThe impact of being a writer on the directorial approachThe role of shared experiences in evoking laughterWhy does Sarah enjoy being involved in multiple aspects of the filmmaking process, and what does she believe are the benefits of being engaged from the beginning to the end?How does Sarah approach projects differently when she has written them versus when someone else has written them? What are the key considerations in each scenario?How does Sarah define the essence of what makes people laugh, and what insights did she share about the shared experience of laughter?Lastly, how does Sarah find the balance between managing her multiple roles in the industry, and how can people connect with her online?"🎧 Catch this inspiring conversation and more on Creator/Shift podcast. Available now!Subscribe on Apple Podcasts ==>> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creator-shift/id1744775160OR on any major podcast player today!Connect with Sarah on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarah.stephens.sErika Christie is the host of Creator/Shift and as a Filmmaker/Writer/Producer has worked professionally in many different fields. Erika will be interviewing all types of amazing art-folk and delving into the best ways that artists up skill themselves- meaning, what they do to better themselves and their artwork. We'll also be putting a special focus on transitioning your skills into new artistic mediums and how to best work and collaborate with artists who have very different skill sets from your own. Follow Imagine Alley at — >YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ImagineAlleyXInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/imaginealleyx/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@imaginealleyxWebsite: https://www.imaginealleydigital.com Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sarah Stephens Spills the Beans on Directing, Writing, and Atlanta's Indie Film Scene

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