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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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SEEN : The Podcast is a deep, and intimate, dive into the careers and lives of Women Behind the Lens in photography and film.
Unknown Host hosts SEEN: Women Behind the Lens, a business show with 12 episodes published.
Nalani interviews Emilynn Rose. Emilynn’s upbringing between the Philippines and Los Angeles instilled a strong sense of unity that now fuels her creative vision. Her work radiates with vibrant color, captivating emotion
Nalani interviews Naohmi Monroe. Naohmi is a born & raised Angeleno stoked on collaboration and a great cup of coffee. Her work celebrates people through the intersections of beauty, culture, art and athletics. She is al
Nalani interviews Toma Kostygina. Toma is a portrait photographer with a strong focus on storytelling and concept-driven imagery. Influenced by the Western music culture of the ’90s and 2000s, as well as vintage cinemati
Nalani interview Ginger Boyd. Ginger Boyd is a creative director, campaign strategist, and director who thrives on solving each brand's unique challenges. Ginger’s background in 360° campaign production combined with her
Nalani interviews Karina Noelle Castillo. Karina is a Los Angeles-based actor, producer, director, writer, and entrepreneur committed to amplifying underrepresented voices through authentic storytelling. With 20 years of
Nalani interview Kayla Mendez. Kayla Mendez is a beauty & lifestyle photographer and videographer based in the heart of Los Angeles. With a love for capturing the natural textures of skin tones and the ethereal dance of
Nalani interviews Leonora Anzaldua.Leonora is a photographer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles, CA, whose work is driven by a deep commitment to amplifying the stories of underrepresented communities. With a strong beli
Nalani interviews Rebecca Grant. Rebecca is a Los Angeles-based commercial beauty photographer and director, originally from Brooklyn. Her work is recognized for its crisp, clean, and fresh aesthetic, with a strong empha
Nalani interviews Selina Ringel. Selina Ringel is a LatinX award-winning writer, producer, and actress whose latest feature film You, Me & Her-winner of 14 awards and boasting a 100% Rotten Tomatoes , streaming on Apple
Nalani interviews Michelle Terris. Michelle is a photographer and director with over nine years dedicated to photography and videography. Her expertise lies in crafting compelling visual narratives that emphasize inclusi
Nalani interviews Lenne Chai. Lenne Chai (b. 1991) is a Singaporean photographer and director who’s deeply curious about the world. Based in Los Angeles, Lenne got her start as a fashion photographer in 2010, shooting fo
Premiering March 27th SEEN: Women Behind the Lens is a podcast and storytelling platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of women shaping the film and photography industries. This show is more than a podcast—it’s a mo
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SEEN: Women Behind the Lens is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 12 episodes.
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