In this episode, we sit down with Wallace McKelvey and Paul Hood, the creative minds behind the film project "River City Stories." The discussion opens up with an insightful conversation about their individual journeys into filmmaking and journalism, traced back to pivotal moments in their early lives. Wallace and Paul delve into their shared project, chronicling both the challenges and the enriching experiences of creating authentic narratives about life in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. They share unique insights into the filmmaking process and the intricacies of collaboration in the...
In this episode, we sit down with Wallace McKelvey and Paul Hood, the creative minds behind the film project "River City Stories." The discussion opens up with an insightful conversation about their individual journeys into filmmaking and journalism, traced back to pivotal moments in their early lives. Wallace and Paul delve into their shared project, chronicling both the challenges and the enriching experiences of creating authentic narratives about life in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. They share unique insights into the filmmaking process and the intricacies of collaboration in the creative industry. The episode tackles the intricacies of storytelling, a theme underscored by the guests' exploration of societal challenges and the complexity of human lives through film. By blending journalism and the arts, McKelvey and Hood captivate their audience with stories that resonate with the core of real people and real lives. They emphasize the importance of starting small and surrounding oneself with a reliable network when pursuing artistic endeavors. Through their captivating dialogue, they explore the impacts of ancestry on creative expression, addressing personal evolution and how it shapes their work.
- Building a trustworthy network is crucial for success in creative projects.
- Start small but stay committed to turning artistic dreams into reality.
- Storytelling is about creating empathy and understanding through diverse narratives.
- Personal backgrounds and ancestral influences play important roles in shaping creative voices.
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Wallace McKelvey is a distinguished journalist and filmmaker, known for his investigative reporting and his passion for storytelling. With a substantial career in journalism, McKelvey has also expanded into filmmaking, co-creating the film project "River City Stories." He leverages his expertise to weave narratives that capture the essence of human struggles and triumphs, driven by his deep curiosity and commitment to exploring diverse lives and communities. https://www.wallyfilms.com/cinema-dou...
Paul Hood is an accomplished writer, playwright, screenwriter, and actor. His journey into storytelling began unintentionally but has been marked by success and acclaim. Hood is co-creator of "River City Stories" and has a strong foundation in creating plays and screenplays that navigate complex human themes. His dedication to his craft has led to numerous accolades, including a recent publishing deal for one of his plays, "Pieces." https://newplayexchange.org/users/237...
Our host, Vanessa Codorniu is a multifaceted professional known for her unique blend of mindfulness wellness, ancestral healing, and intuitive practices. She is the founder of the business and platform, The Biz Bruja, where she acts as a clinical hypnotist, online teacher, speaker, writer, and podcaster. Vanessa has extensive experience in the wellness industry and has been an empowerment trainer at the Bella Abzug Young Women's Leadership Institute. Moreover, she utilizes improv as a tool for communication and confidence-building, drawing from her background in theater and improvisation. Vanessa teaches at the Harrisburg Improv Theatre and collaborates with varied institutions to foster personal and collective growth.
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