Filmmaking, Comedy, and Social Impact: The BabesOnCamera Story

Join us in this lively episode as we welcome the creative duo behind BabesOnCamera Productions, Tyler Cino Maradiaga, and Spencer Simpson. These talented individuals, a filmmaker, and a comedian, respectively, share their journey from the Bay Area to the vibrant creative hub of New York City. Learn how their passion for storytelling and social justice led to the founding of BabesOnCamera Productions, where they use drama, comedy, and fantastical genres to explore identity and social issues. Tyler and Spencer open up about their creative processes, the challenges of financing projects, and their hopes to inspire change through laughter and thought-provoking content. Get ready for a dose of humor and inspiration in this entertaining and insightful episode.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/creator-corner/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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