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In this episode, we chat about:
Carly’s background and business
the significance of video in brand storytelling and connecting with audiences
the importance of Carly’s team, their backgrounds, and the collaborative culture at Good Vibe Media
the challenges and opportunities for women in the male-dominated film industry
the impact of female filmmakers and representation in the industry
overcoming imposter syndrome and using unique perspectives to stand out
the broader implications of AI in creative fields
Resources + Links:
Explore Carly’s video production work at thegoodvibemedia.comFollow The Good Vibe Media on Instagram: @thegoodvibemedia Like The Good Vibe Media on Facebook: @thegoodvibemedia
Learn more about The Good Vibe Studios at thegoodvibestudios.comFollow The Good Vibe Studios on Instagram: @thegoodvibestudios
Connect with Carly Instagram: @carlygillelandLinkedIn: Carly Gilleland
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Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative
For show notes, resources, and more, visit Chicks Who Give a Hoot
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Show Notes:
In this empowering episode of The Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I sit down with my good friend Carly, founder of The Good Vibe Media and The Good Vibe Studios. Carly shares her inspiring journey in the video production industry, reflecting on the evolution from a freelance one-woman show to leading an all-female creative team. She emphasizes the importance of authentic storytelling, the impact of video in marketing, and her commitment to producing meaningful content for brands and nonprofits. Carly also highlights the vital role women play in a traditionally male-dominated industry, advocating for more female representation behind the camera. Listen in as we explore how passion projects, community impact, and fostering a supportive creative environment drive Carly's mission to inspire and connect through the art of film.
00:00 Welcome to the Show
00:58 Introduction and Special Guest Carly
02:06 Carly's Journey into Video Production
04:12 The Power of Video Storytelling
08:39 Building a Female-Operated Team
09:19 Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Film
17:22 Creating Authentic Client Connections
23:09 Impactful Non-Profit Collaborations
27:45 The Heart of Community Support
29:23 Balancing Business and Passion
30:32 Strategic Partnerships and Their Impact
31:32 The Creative Process in Video Production
36:58 The Importance of Pre-Production
41:45 Women in Film: Opportunities and Challenges
48:47 Future Aspirations and Passion Projects
50:21 Conclusion and Connect with Carly
100 episodes
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In this episode, we chat about:
Carly’s background and business
the significance of video in brand storytelling and connecting with audiences
the importance of Carly’s team, their backgrounds, and the collaborative culture at Good Vibe Media
the challenges and opportunities for women in the male-dominated film industry
the impact of female filmmakers and representation in the industry
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the broader implications of AI in creative fields
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Explore Carly’s video production work at thegoodvibemedia.comFollow The Good Vibe Media on Instagram: @thegoodvibemedia Like The Good Vibe Media on Facebook: @thegoodvibemedia
Learn more about The Good Vibe Studios at thegoodvibestudios.comFollow The Good Vibe Studios on Instagram: @thegoodvibestudios
Connect with Carly Instagram: @carlygillelandLinkedIn: Carly Gilleland
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Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative
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Show Notes:
In this empowering episode of The Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I sit down with my good friend Carly, founder of The Good Vibe Media and The Good Vibe Studios. Carly shares her inspiring journey in the video production industry, reflecting on the evolution from a freelance one-woman show to leading an all-female creative team. She emphasizes the importance of authentic storytelling, the impact of video in marketing, and her commitment to producing meaningful content for brands and nonprofits. Carly also highlights the vital role women play in a traditionally male-dominated industry, advocating for more female representation behind the camera. Listen in as we explore how passion projects, community impact, and fostering a supportive creative environment drive Carly's mission to inspire and connect through the art of film.
00:00 Welcome to the Show
00:58 Introduction and Special Guest Carly
02:06 Carly's Journey into Video Production
04:12 The Power of Video Storytelling
08:39 Building a Female-Operated Team
09:19 Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Film
17:22 Creating Authentic Client Connections
23:09 Impactful Non-Profit Collaborations
27:45 The Heart of Community Support
29:23 Balancing Business and Passion
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41:45 Women in Film: Opportunities and Challenges
48:47 Future Aspirations and Passion Projects
50:21 Conclusion and Connect with Carly
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