Episode 1: Thea Flaum

“The industry is changing and evolving so much. For the kind of broadcaster that I want to be, I want to understand the value of the other roles around me. That’s why it was important for me to learn how to do different things.”

“Be true to yourself, to the way you deliver your sportscast or broadcast, whatever you’re doing.”

“At the end of the day, don’t worry about if anybody says you can’t do something… stay true to yourself as an artist. Tell the stories that you want to tell, and most importantly that you need to tell, for whatever those reasons may be.”

interviewed by Haley Lloyd Student Filmmaker Whitney Reynolds sits down with Haley Lloyd, to discuss how she went from a small-town Oklahoma girl, to hosting her own nationally syndicated self-titled talk show. In this episode, we discuss how Reynolds has stayed grounded, working to not

“One of the things, to me, that’s so important when you’re a producer or director, or any of those kinds of positions… is that you have a knowledge of everybody’s position – the stagehands, the audio people, the lighting people, the editors.”

“Whatever it is, just do it with honesty, do it truthfully, and don’t let your credibility be swayed by anyone or anything.”