I'm kicking off a little mini series about creativity with three different women who do three very different things. In this episode, I sit down with Laura, an old friend of mine with whom I reconnected recently. She's an incredibly talented woman who works as a writer, producer, director, and actor. And most recently, she is a documentary filmmaker with her debut doc short, Tiny Movements. Together, we talk about facing the fear to use our creative gifts to be a force for good in this world.
So, I invite you to get comfortable, sit back, and listen in.
Content warning: the film Tiny Movements is the story of woman who survived domestic violence and marital sexual abuse. Laura and I talk about that in this episode so please, take care of yourself, and if needed, skip this episode. And please know: you are not alone!
LINKS
All things Laura Sweeney:
Laura Sweeney on Instagram (follow her—she’s hilarious): @laura_m_sweeney
Tiny Movements film on Instagram: @tinymovementsfilm
To learn about upcoming screenings and how to support the film Tiny Movements, click this link: Watch and Support Tiny Movements
Domestic Violence Resource:
If you are in an (emotionally, physically, sexually, financially, spiritually) abusive situation, please know: you are not alone. For help and resources, reach out to the National Domestic Violence Hotline. They are available 24/7 by phone, text or chat.
All things Hella Rader:
Every link in one place: linktr.ee/hellarader
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