In this Janette’s TV Podcast episode, Jacqueline Christy is the film Magic Hour writer and director. She is also founder of Access Theater. She received her MFA from the NYU Graduate Film Program at Tisch. Her work includes Radium Girls, Equity, Rehearsal. Magic Hour is her debut film that showcased at The Santa Babara International Film Festival (SBIFF). After years of procrastination and self-recrimination, the film deals with a middle aged woman, Harriet, who decides to upend her life and go to film school in an effort to realize a lifelong dream. Comic adventures and self-discovery ensue. Jacqueline and I talk about the importance of doing a coming of age film around the character Harriet who is already of age, how Jacqueline found a good balance between the comedic & serious tones of the film, what women considering a change in middle life can learn from this film, how the film & characters represent Jacqueline’s experience in the film industry, and more!
Janette Burke
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In this Janette’s Take On. .. I Take On The 97th Academy Awards, Better Known as the Oscars, Held in LA on March From the Glamour Red Carpet and After-Parties to The Barely There Fashion, to The Winners & Highlights, to The Controversy over One Land and Gal Gadot, Catch It All Plus My Final Thoughts, My Version of "Hot Topics" and the Segment Where I Present My Perspective on World Events, What’s Making Headlines & Other Relevant Lifestyle, Entertainment, Cultural, Political and Occasional Business Topics Shaping Our World Today. What Was Your Favorite Or Most Cringe-Worthy Moment? Please Share Your Thoughts in the Video’s Comments Below.
Noticing more fat around your middle, flabby arms, loose skin, muscle loss, and wrinkles? In this Janette’s “Tips ‘N’ Sips” I discuss how using a collagen pill or powder supplement can help SAVVY women over 40 firm up their bodies naturally. Collagen is a protein, and is what makes up a lot of what is found in our hair, skin and nails. It is referred to as the “glue” that holds our body together. As we get older, however, we're unable to produce the necessary collagen to prevent the signs of aging. This is why many people will supplement with it. Have you tried it? What were the results? Let me know your thoughts in the video’s comments?