The LA Web Fest Founder: Michael Ajakwe on the Evolution of Online Storytelling (Part I)

Join host Andy Coon on Talent Freaks Podcast as he revisits a 2011 conversation with Michael Ajakwe, a prolific writer, producer, and director whose career spans television, film, theater, and the burgeoning world of web series. As the founder of the LA Web Fest, Michael has been at the forefront of the digital entertainment revolution, championing the power of online storytelling long before it became mainstream.From his early days writing poetry to his groundbreaking work on iconic TV shows like Cheers and Martin, Michael’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of creativity and perseverance. He shares how a small, self-produced play became the catalyst for his career, offering invaluable lessons on self-reliance and the importance of taking control of your artistic destiny.Michael also delves into the evolution of web series, the challenges and opportunities of digital media, and why he believes the future of entertainment lies online. His passion for storytelling and his belief in the potential of independent creators make this a must-listen for anyone interested in the entertainment industry.This is Part I of a two-part episode with Michael Ajakwe. Tune in for an inspiring and thought-provoking discussion about creativity, innovation, and the ever-changing landscape of media.Learn more about the LA Web Fest at lawebfest.com and follow them on social media:Twitter: @LAWebFestInstagram: @lawebfest🎧 Listen now and explore more at talentfreaks.com