Ep. 85 Hools Kay Wyder on “Aced It,” Asexuality & Creating a Web Series

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Creative Full Time, host Alison Mullings sits down with Hools Kay Wyder, the creator of the web series Aced It, to talk about the power of storytelling, representation, and bringing visibility to underrepresented voices in film and television.Follow Hools on IG [at]hookslaybae and follow ACED IT on Tiktok [at]AcedItSeries Hools Website: www.hoolskay.comLink to Tata tata's, help Hools pay to snip the nip!:  https://chuffed.org/project/132934-tata-tatas-help-hools-pay-to-snip-the-nip🎬 What we cover in this conversation:The inspiration behind Aced It and why representation matters for the asexual communityThe realities of showrunning a web series from concept to productionChallenges faced while navigating the film industry as a creatorHow personal storytelling and vulnerability can transform audiencesLessons Hools has learned as an artist, both creatively and professionallyThe importance of building community through authentic storiesThis episode is an honest and inspiring look at the creative process and the impact of telling stories that challenge societal norms. Whether you’re a filmmaker, actor, or simply someone passionate about diverse representation in media, you’ll walk away with powerful insights from Hools’s journey.👉 Subscribe to Creative Full Time for more in-depth conversations with actors, filmmakers, and creatives shaping the Canadian entertainment industry.✨ Don’t forget to like, share your thoughts in the comments: What stories do you want to see more of in film and TV?Chapters00:00 The Birth of Aced It: A Personal Journey19:58 Navigating the Creative Process: From Concept to Production39:38 The Challenges of Showrunning: Lessons Learned57:38 Embracing Vulnerability: The Power of Personal Storytelling