We’re excited for the premiere of “#realtalk with Lynda Furlow: In Conversations with Black Female Creators” Hosted/Moderated by Lynda Furlow (https://manylink.co/@LyndaFurlow) – Writer, director, founder of FTVP & advocate for Women of Color in the media Special Guests: Yolonda Ross – Actress, writer, director, plays Jada Washington on “The Chi” – Showtime Tonya Pinkins – Tony… Read More #realtalk with Lynda Furlow: In Conversations with Black Female Creators

I inadvertently have a collection of water bottles. I have short ones, tall ones, glass, metal, matte black, colorful, 12 oz – 77oz, you name it. I’m always on the hunt for the perfect water bottle that will make me drink water consistently. I still haven’t found it yet. 

Never underestimate the power of asking. Ask for help, ask for guidance, ask for funding, ask to be a part of something great. One thing I truly do love about the women in this industry is that we can be a very nurturing community. It was a woman who gave me my first big opportunity.… Read More @Jessicatolliver_DP: What advice do you have for other women in the industry?

I recently made one year since joining the Local 600 (International Cinematographers Guild). It has been amazing! Working as a digital camera utility on the show Batwoman has easily been the coolest job thus far! I truly can’t wait until it’s safe again to get back to work on set. 

One of my biggest concerns would be my fear of not having access to opportunities because of the way I look. I am an African American woman, and it is clear that there’s a disproportionately small number of workers in the industry that look like me, particularly in the camera department. I however am excited… Read More @Jessicatolliver_DP: What is your biggest concern with the future?

Recently, a huge moment for me was being selected in a film festival for best cinematography. Did I win? Nope! But realizing that my work was selected amongst the top 5 in an international competition was eye-opening for me. It was one of those, “I might be on to something here” feelings. 

As a kid, I was a BIG daydreamer! I distinctly remember during day trips with my mom, I would sit in the back seat of the car, stare blankly out the window and make up stories to whatever song she was playing at the time. Like imaginary music videos, I’d replay them over and over… Read More @Jessicatolliver_DP: Why did you decide to get into this industry?

They can follow me on IG @starvictoriadirector. Twitter @starvictoria although I don’t tweet too much. That’s pretty much it. Trying to get to that point where I wean myself off Facebook so I don’t want to really direct people to my Facebook page.   And what’s next for my career, well I continue to try to… Read More @starvictoriadirector: What are you working on next? In addition, if people want to find out more about you, where can they find you on social media?

I collect books and gems. I’ve always wanted a big library in my house that’s several stories high with the ladder that rolls across the bookshelves. And I love gems because I’ve always been a believer of the metaphysical, astrology, and energy.

The advice I have for other women in this industry is that it’s not an easy road. They have to be strong, seek counsel, seek mentors, seek a therapist, because the rejections will really tug at your soul. You will fight the “I’m a failure” voice in your head often.  But you have to hold onto… Read More @starvictoriadirector: What advice do you have for other women in the industry?