Why did you decide to work in this industry? I first became enamored with this industry in 1978 after watching two Woody Allen movies, Interiors and Manhattan. I loved the fact that he used film to delve into philosophical questions and issues related to the universal themes of life. I wanted to do that too.… Read More Why did you decide to work in this indus

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? Follow Keep Me Posted on twitter and instagram – @kmpseries. I’m on twitter at @hbnuss. As for what’s next – I’d love to have the experience of being in a… Read More What are you working on next? In additio

@kmpseries: What, if anything, do you collect? Coffee shop loyalty punch cards. I can’t get much work done at home, so I’m usually at a coffee shop. . . . #thereelwomen #girlboss #women #womenoflight #supportindiefilm #horror #female #indiefilm #film #television #filmmaking #media #art #FilmEquality #womeninfilm #femalefilmmakers #empoweringwomen #womenempower #betterhollywood #womendirect #HireaMs #shortfilm #movielover #webseries #womenpower… Read More @kmpseries: What, if anything, do you co

@kmpseries: What advice do you have for other women in the industry? Don’t wait for permission to create – make your own opportunities. It took me a while to learn that. It’s not easy, and often it’s not as simple as just “grab a camera and shoot something.” It can take time to find collaborators… Read More @kmpseries: What advice do you have for

@kmpseries: What is a successful moment in your career so far? Watching the final cut of the first episode of Keep Me Posted. It’s amazing to think back to when it was barely even an idea – just an urge to explore the impact of social media on close friendships – and then to look… Read More @kmpseries: What is a successful moment

@kmpseries: What is your biggest concern with the future? I’m going to limit this one to “the future of episodic content” — in the past, everyone watching a series would be watching it at roughly the same time (even in the era of DVR, you didn’t get too far behind). TV was a shared experience.… Read More @kmpseries: What is your biggest concern

@kmpseries: What’s a defining moment in your life? Standing behind a camera and calling “action” for the first time. . . . #thereelwomen #girlboss #women #womenoflight #supportindiefilm #horror #female #indiefilm #film #television #filmmaking #media #art #FilmEquality #womeninfilm #femalefilmmakers #empoweringwomen #womenempower #betterhollywood #womendirect #HireaMs #shortfilm #movielover #webseries #womenpower #feminism #WIF #crowdfunding #FF #womenempowerment http://ow.ly/i/y2EAA

@kmpseries: Why did you decide to get into this industry? I’ve always been more than just a TV junkie. I was – and am – fascinated by the way TV shows are both a product of, and an influence on, their cultural moment. And I truly believe in the power of episodic content to effect… Read More @kmpseries: Why did you decide to get in

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? Instagram: @lalalaprod and @lalalauritsu facebook: lalalaprod My most recent film “Aquí y Ahora” or “Here and Now” in English just got selected in the Viña del Mar International Film Festival… Read More What are you working on next? In additio

@lalalaprod @lalalauritsu: What, if anything, do you collect? Pictures. When all the family albums and childhood pictures were destroyed by humidity in Costa Rica, I started searching for pictures other family members could have and started digitalizing them. Since there are not that many anymore, I cherish every old picture I can find and collect… Read More @lalalaprod @lalalauritsu: What, if anyt