Making your own way with Jamari Perry

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Copy That!

Twilla Tanyi

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2 days ago

On Copy That!, producer/writer, Twilla Amin, chats it up over drinks with some of her favorite industry peeps about what it is like to work in Hollywood. However, they are going beyond the typical conversation of how they got started and what it is that they do, and talk about what it takes to survive and ultimately thrive in this field. Nothing is off the table as they discuss their journeys, the good, bad and the indifferent. If you are thinking about getting into the industry or just starting out, this podcast is for you. So listen in, maybe grab drinks and definitely take notes!

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Making your own way with Jamari Perry

Copy That!

40 minutes 3 seconds

2 years ago

Making your own way with Jamari Perry

Our guest this week on Copy That is Jamari Perry, an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker from the Bay Area, CA. We're talking about the necessity of film school and how to make the leap into the film industry. If you have questions for Jamari, you can reach out to her via Instagram @JPerryFilms. If you have questions or topics you would like to see us cover you can leave a comment on our youtube channel below in the comments.

Jamari graduated with an MFA in Film and Television Production at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts in 2013. Jamari is currently working as the founder and producer of a minority-owned production company Hush Harbor Media. Hush Harbor Media creates high-quality digital content for non-profits and social justice organizations in order to amplify the work they are doing in their communities. This has been a throughline in Jamari’s career as she strongly believes in bringing humanity to the forefront of storytelling.