Welcome to Reel Creators of the Texas Hill Country, where we dive deep into the heart of filmmaking in one of America’s most unique and captivating landscapes. From rolling hills and rustic towns to thriving cities and hidden gems, the Texas Hill Country offers endless inspiration for filmmakers, and we’re here to uncover every aspect. In this podcast, we’ll meet the passionate directors, cinematographers, screenwriters, and crews who bring their creative visions to life in this storied region. Join us as we explore the challenges, rewards, and unique stories that make filmmaking here an art of its own. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or simply curious about the world behind the camera, Reel Creators of the Texas Hill Country promises to be your all-access pass to the vibrant filmmaking community of the Hill Country and beyond.
In this episode, host Tom Fox welcomes Susan Wilder, a seasoned storyteller, actor, filmmaker, and artist. Susan shares her journey from starting as an actor later in life to transitioning to the other side of the camera as a director and filmmaker. She discusses the importance of storytelling both personally and professionally, the creative process behind directing and filmmaking, and her directorial debut with the film ‘What Remains. Additionally, Susan offers insight into character development, the collaborative nature of filmmaking, and the importance of authenticity. For anyone passionate about storytelling, whether in compliance or the arts, Susan’s message is clear—pursue your passion with dedication and creativity.
Key highlights:
- The Importance of Storytelling
- Transitioning from Acting to Filmmaking
- Directorial Debut and Current Projects
- Creative Process and Character Development
- Artistic Pursuits and Inspirations
- Advice for Aspiring Storytellers
Resources:
Susan Wilder on Instagram
