Lisa Cunningham made a successful pivot from directing music videos for major artists to directing her own films dedicated to the promotion and representation of all peoples. She details the moment that made her realize why diversity in film and television was needed. Her recent documentary “Me Period” features Sheryl Lee Ralph, Tabitha Brown, and many others as they discuss puberty between black mothers and daughters. These stories continue to push her narrative and showcase stories that are relatable to her audience.

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com

Working through many years in the makeup industry, Carol Rasheed is continuously a student of the game. She really knows and studies her craft and has no issue creating a major portfolio to carry under her belt. Carol has more recently ran the makeup department for the feature film “The Color Purple,” and is listed as someone to watch by Variety Magazine. Watch and prepare to learn because Carol Rasheed is teaching her ways.

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com

As a working mom, Provi Fulp wears many costumes through her day to day so styling major actors and actresses is effortless. From her start as a costumer for music videos with Janelle Monae and other major artists to working on some of the hottest movies and TV shows like “Girl’s Trip” and “Queens.” Provi has continued in a path of humility. She explains what it is to be a costumer versus a stylist, how to costume across varying demographics, and some tough challenges she’s faced along the way.

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com

In the world of film, special effects and working in the electrical department is Tory Edwards niche. From working on films like “The Banker” and "Selma" to now being behind the scenes producing his own films. He has created a name for himself in the industry. Now he shines a light on why Atlanta Influences Everything. 

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com

Holiday season is always a little sweeter with a Hallmark Movie or a card in the mail. Toni Judkins serves as the Senior Vice President of Programming Development for Hallmark Media. She truly understands the platform and the messages they like to relay to their audiences for their movies and Hallmark’s Mahogany and Dayspring brands. She drops gems about representation in these mediums and how she’s making a difference in her role to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion. 

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com

In the past two decades, Coke Daniels has written, directed, and produced movies through major platforms like Fox, Lionsgate, and Miramax. He’s continuing his creative journey with a new film ‘Water Boyz’ that is a movie “for the culture.” He defines what it means to do some for you and do some for them in the film making process. 

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com

Atlanta’s movie scene has become prominent as it’s been coined as “Black Hollywood” or even the “Hollywood of the South.” Robyn Watson is making grounds as the President of Women in Film and Television Atlanta (WIFTA). Before serving ten years with WIFTA, she’s worked with WarnerMedia as she led communications and engagement for their distribution team. As she’s currently spearheading a vision built on the empowerment of women’s professionalism, education, and training in film, Robyn gives tips on how to get your foot in the door.

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com

After founding his own production company in 1994 with partner Will Packer, Rob Hardy has stepped into his own lane with Rainforest Entertainment. He’s produced and directed movies and shows such as “Stomp The Yard”, “Think Like A Man 1 and 2”, the “Power” series, and ”All American.” He’s versatile in his craft leaving him with a track record of many accomplishments. For those rising filmmakers, he’s got some tips to hear and a plethora of knowledge to share. 

This episode was produced by Quyionah Wingfield and Khalia Morris. Edited by Simone Kilgore. Artwork by LKS.

Executive Producers: Cardellia Hunter,  Quyionah Wingfield and Words Matter LLC.

You can follow I Do Film with Cardellia Hunter on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook www.Idofilmpodcast.com