“Using Your Voice for Good” with Julia Verdin (GWTW738)

Getting Work To Work

How are you keeping fear out of your orbit? What do you want your legacy to be? Who must you connect with over a shared interest or project idea? How will you help bring the world back to love? Nothing but massive questions with today’s guest, Julia Verdin, a director, writer, producer, and self-proclaimed multi-hyphenate. In this conversation, she shares her passion for making social impact films and the complex issues, such as teen trafficking and opioid addiction, she is tackling with her work. From her endless curiosity for life and an insatiable desire to learn to how she keeps fear out and creative possibilities open, Julia is a wealth of creative wisdom and generously shares throughout the conversation. No matter what you create, I hope this episode inspires you to use your voice for good.

Show Links

• Rough Diamond Productions
• ANGIE: LOST GIRLS
• MAYA
• No Address
• Artists for Change
• Success in Film: A Guide to Funding, Filming and Finishing Independent Films by Julia Verdin and Matt Dean
• The Film Classes
• Once (2007)
• Every Frame a Painting
• Midjourney prompt for episode art: the gift of sharing knowledge –ar 16:9