This episode of 'Artists Unframed' features Jenny Phang, a producer primarily working in reality TV and docuseries. The conversation delves into her career journey, emphasizing her fascination with documentary production due to the in-depth research required. Pang discusses the challenges and unpredictability of reality TV, the technical and logistical aspects of producing, and the critical role of maintaining a human connection on set. She also shares personal anecdotes about growing up in a business-oriented family, her transition to Los Angeles, and her early struggles in the industry. The discussion highlights the importance of creating a supportive work environment, setting boundaries to prevent burnout, and the significance of collaboration and community in the film industry.

This podcast produced Bernice Miller at Robinhood Studios in Winston Salem North Carolina and Colin J Harden with Hermit House Production, it is Executive Produced and hosted by Aaron Ross

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Welcome to "Artist Unframed," where creativity meets candid conversation. Join host Aaron Ross, UNCSA professor and seasoned storyteller, as he delves into the unfiltered world of artistry. In this episode, Aaron sits down with the incomparable Big Mooky, exploring the intersections of art, culture, and personal expression. Get ready for a raw and insightful journey through the mind of a visionary. Tune in and uncover the stories behind the art, only on "Artist Unframed."

This podcast produced Bernice Miller at Robinhood Studios in Winston Salem North Carolina and Colin J Harden with Hermit House Production, it is Executive Produced and hosted by Aaron Ross

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In Episode 003 of 'Artists Unframed,' host, Aaron Ross walks through the remarkable journey of David Williamson aka David Speaks, detailing his lifelong connection to art starting from third grade. David shares anecdotes of early recognition for his writing, his experiences growing up in Greensboro, his dedication and service in the Marine Corps, and the emotional challenges including bouts of homelessness and struggles with addiction. The discussion captures David's transition from dreams to serious artistic pursuits, highlighting the impact of mentors, the importance of community, and the integration of his life experiences into his writing. David emphasizes the importance of determination, self-belief, and building relationships for any developing artist.

This podcast produced Bernice Miller at Robinhood Studios in Winston Salem North Carolina and Colin J Harden with Hermit House Production, it is Executive Produced and hosted by Aaron Ross

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.