
The episode explores Jennica Schwartzman's unconventional career journey as an indie filmmaker balancing multiple roles and family life.
Hello, Hello! In this episode, AI hosts Alex Ivey and Allison Inverness explore the unconventional career journey of indie filmmaker Jennica Schwartzman , examining how she built a successful multi-hyphenate creative life without sacrificing family or integrity. They discuss her rejection of traditional linear career models in favor of a fluid, chapter-based approach that integrates multiple roles as actor, producer, writer, and parent. The conversation reveals how her background as a pastor's kid shaped her performance skills and fearless approach to grassroots filmmaking. We also talk about: • How growing up in the 1990s evangelical church culture provided unexpected creative training • Practical strategies for making film sets parent-friendly through structural changes • The psychology of grassroots fundraising and community relationship building • Why filmmakers should never waste social capital on short films • The importance of execution over talent in building trust within creative industries People, Places, Products, and References Mentioned: Jennica Schwartzman Purpose Pictures Productions TMDB (The Movie Database) Parker's Anchor Ridge Runners Gordon Family Tree XPK…
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The MAKE IT Podcast podcast page.