Embark on a captivating journey with Hollywood feature film editor and director, Debra Neil-Fisher, as she opens up about her career on the "Everyday Masters" podcast. Debra reflects on her unique path, emphasizing natural talents honed through daily practice and perpetual learning.

Sterling & Diamond explore Debra's extensive credits, including her work on blockbuster films like "Fried Green Tomatoes," the Austin Powers series, and Fifty Shades movies. They delve into the nuanced nature of professional mastery and the intricacies of Debra's trajectory, navigating nepotism, and transitioning from assistant editor to feature film editor.

Discover Debra's creative process, insights into editing diverse projects, and her foray into directing. Uncover the underappreciated role of editors in filmmaking, and explore universal applications of Debra's creative perspective, emphasizing the importance of diverse viewpoints, simplicity, and focus in achieving success.

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In this "Bonus-A-Rooney" episode of Everyday Masters, host Craig sits down in a jacuzzi with his wife, Nicole, for a candid conversation about her experience with dyslexia. They discuss her journey from struggling in school to becoming a successful entrepreneur. She shares about pivotal figures who helped her reframe her understanding of dyslexia from a hindrance to her superpower. She also touches on parenting a dyslexic child and the empathy and patience she's acquired from her own experiences. This emotional and inspiring episode offers a relatable and uplifting narrative for those coping with dyslexia.

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In this episode, Jamie Hooper shares his remarkable journey from the magazine industry to teaching math to students with learning differences. He emphasizes the undervalued role of classroom teachers, underlining the importance of mentorship and deep connections with students. Jamie's transition from the high-energy world of advertising and magazines, including his time at Maxim, takes a poignant turn as he describes a personal crisis in his 40s, leading him to prioritize family and venture into education.

Over the past 15 years, Jamie has dedicated himself to teaching math to students with dyslexia and language-based learning issues, incorporating strategies to build self-esteem and create an engaging learning environment. He also offers valuable advice for parents and emphasizes the impact of early intervention. This episode unveils the adaptability of skills across different fields, demonstrating how mastery can profoundly benefit students with learning differences.

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