
Alexandra Boyd | Directing, Empowering, and Pushing Through | COVE Podcast 27
12/27/23 • 57 min
Actress / Writer / Director / Producer / Podcaster : Alexandra Boyd
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Ballet. The U.K. Florida. Driving across the United States with her cat. Mister Holland's Opus. Titanic. Original Indie Features. Independent Documentaries. Filmmaking. Podcasting. Artemisia's Daughters. Volunteering as Paulie's new mentor.
Let's talk about all of it (in under an hour).
Imagine the courage it takes to be the only woman on the polo field, then transferring that grit to the grand stages of acting and later, the director's chair. Alexandra recounts her early days, from ballet to drama, and her first steps into American filmmaking history with "Mr. Holland's Opus" and James Cameron's "Titanic." She takes us behind the scenes of her debut feature film "Widow's Walk," shares the thrills of documentary storytelling with "Ship of Dreams Titanic Movie Diaries," and dives into the collaborative essence of the "Titanic Talk" podcast along with co-host Nelson Aspen. Her journey is studded with lessons of resilience and the relentless pursuit of dreams—a testament to what it means to carve your own path in an industry that doesn't always make it easy.
As our conversation wraps, Alexandra sheds light on the challenges of being a woman in filmmaking, yet fills the air with hope, guiding the next generation of female creators with her work at Artemisia's Daughters. She offers a candid reflection on the industry's hurdles and the wisdom she's harvested along the way. For those who seek inspiration or aspire to leave their mark in the arts, this episode is a heartening revelation of what it truly means to be a cinematic pioneer.
WEBSITES:
OFFICIAL - alexandraboyd.co.ukSHIP OF DREAMS - www.shipofdreamsfilm.com
ARTEMISIA'S DAUGHTERS - www.artemisiasdaughters.org
EPISODE VIDEOS: www.covetube.com
COVE DIRECTORY: https://linktr.ee/covepod
COVE PATREON: www.patreon/covepodcast
CONTACT: [email protected]
POETRY PERFORMER: Craig Jackman
POETRY: “Like a Filmmaker's Lens" [ Nathan Squiers ]
VOICE-OVER INTRODUCTION: Jenette Goldstein ( Irish Mommy "Titanic", Janelle Voight "Terminator 2: Judgement Day", Private Vasquez "Aliens" )
SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM: Craig Jackman, Emily Thatcher, Christina Marie Bielen, Dary Mills, Amanda Benjamin
PATREON CURATORS: Jamie Carganilla, Emily Thatcher, The Faeryns, Charity Swanson, Krista Faith King, Kelsey B Gibson, Angelica Bollschweiler, Anna Giannavola, Gina Dobbs, Merrill Mielke, Susan Kuhn, Josefa Snider
INTRO MUSIC: “Papi Beat” [ KICKTRACKS ]
CREDITS MUSIC: “Fat Banana” [ KICKTRACKS ]
HOST, CREATOR, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, EDITOR: Paul Carganilla
Actress / Writer / Director / Producer / Podcaster : Alexandra Boyd
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Ballet. The U.K. Florida. Driving across the United States with her cat. Mister Holland's Opus. Titanic. Original Indie Features. Independent Documentaries. Filmmaking. Podcasting. Artemisia's Daughters. Volunteering as Paulie's new mentor.
Let's talk about all of it (in under an hour).
Imagine the courage it takes to be the only woman on the polo field, then transferring that grit to the grand stages of acting and later, the director's chair. Alexandra recounts her early days, from ballet to drama, and her first steps into American filmmaking history with "Mr. Holland's Opus" and James Cameron's "Titanic." She takes us behind the scenes of her debut feature film "Widow's Walk," shares the thrills of documentary storytelling with "Ship of Dreams Titanic Movie Diaries," and dives into the collaborative essence of the "Titanic Talk" podcast along with co-host Nelson Aspen. Her journey is studded with lessons of resilience and the relentless pursuit of dreams—a testament to what it means to carve your own path in an industry that doesn't always make it easy.
As our conversation wraps, Alexandra sheds light on the challenges of being a woman in filmmaking, yet fills the air with hope, guiding the next generation of female creators with her work at Artemisia's Daughters. She offers a candid reflection on the industry's hurdles and the wisdom she's harvested along the way. For those who seek inspiration or aspire to leave their mark in the arts, this episode is a heartening revelation of what it truly means to be a cinematic pioneer.
WEBSITES:
OFFICIAL - alexandraboyd.co.ukSHIP OF DREAMS - www.shipofdreamsfilm.com
ARTEMISIA'S DAUGHTERS - www.artemisiasdaughters.org
EPISODE VIDEOS: www.covetube.com
COVE DIRECTORY: https://linktr.ee/covepod
COVE PATREON: www.patreon/covepodcast
CONTACT: [email protected]
POETRY PERFORMER: Craig Jackman
POETRY: “Like a Filmmaker's Lens" [ Nathan Squiers ]
VOICE-OVER INTRODUCTION: Jenette Goldstein ( Irish Mommy "Titanic", Janelle Voight "Terminator 2: Judgement Day", Private Vasquez "Aliens" )
SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM: Craig Jackman, Emily Thatcher, Christina Marie Bielen, Dary Mills, Amanda Benjamin
PATREON CURATORS: Jamie Carganilla, Emily Thatcher, The Faeryns, Charity Swanson, Krista Faith King, Kelsey B Gibson, Angelica Bollschweiler, Anna Giannavola, Gina Dobbs, Merrill Mielke, Susan Kuhn, Josefa Snider
INTRO MUSIC: “Papi Beat” [ KICKTRACKS ]
CREDITS MUSIC: “Fat Banana” [ KICKTRACKS ]
HOST, CREATOR, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, EDITOR: Paul Carganilla
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A Christmas Carol | COVE Podcast 26
This week, COVE Podcast becomes a stage for the timeless drama "A Christmas Carol." Host Paul Carganilla and Producer Craig Jackman rally a cast of enchanting voices to resurrect Charles Dickens' masterpiece. Narrator Frank Romeo and a troupe of talent tell the timeless tale of true Christmas "spirit", adapted for podcast by Paul Carganilla. May this tale of redemption ring out a Merry Christmas and harmonious Happy New Year to everyone who listens!
PERFORMERS:
FRANK ROMEO : Narrator
CRAIG JACKMAN : Scrooge
SCOTT GILBERT : Bob Cratchit
MARY ZASTROW : First Spirit
TODD STUBBLER : Second Spirit, Fezziwig, Sparsit, Coachman
HUNTER ACKERMAN : Gentleman, Marley, Young Ebenezer, Peter
AMANDA BENJAMIN : Mrs. Cratchit, Cook, Fan
WENDY WALKER : Charwoman, Sweetheart, Girl, Tiny Tim
PAUL CARGANILLA : Fred
EPISODE VIDEOS: www.covetube.com
COVE DIRECTORY: https://linktr.ee/covepod
COVE PATREON: www.patreon/covepodcast
CONTACT: [email protected]
STORY: “A Christmas Carol" [ Charles DIckens ]
VOICE-OVER INTRODUCTION: Malcolm McDowell [ Actor: "A Clockwork Orange" ]
SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM: Craig Jackman, Emily Thatcher, Christina Marie Bielen, Dary Mills, Amanda Benjamin
PATREON CURATORS: Jamie Carganilla, Emily Thatcher, The Faeryns, Charity Swanson, Krista Faith King, Kelsey B Gibson, Angelica Bollschweiler, Anna Giannavola, Gina Dobbs, Merrill Mielke, Susan Kuhn, Josefa Snider
INTRO MUSIC: “Silent Night” [ AVES ]
CREDITS MUSIC: “Fat Banana” [ KICKTRACKS ]
HOST, CREATOR, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, EDITOR: Paul Carganilla
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This episode welcomes Keri Cooper, a sage in teen counseling, who brings light to the often-overlooked corridors of adolescent minds. Enticing the best in our children while coping with the aftershocks of a pandemic is no easy feat. This session gravitates towards the heart of this challenge, underscoring the importance of connecting with our kids, now equipped with the vocabulary to express their emotions. Keri's holistic techniques unveil pathways for parents and teens to traverse the rocky terrains of emotional wellbeing together. As we discuss the art of listening and the power of affirmation, listeners will uncover how to foster an environment brimming with understanding and support.
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OFFICIAL WESITE: www.kericooperholistictherapy.com
EPISODE VIDEOS: www.covetube.com
COVE DIRECTORY: https://linktr.ee/covepod
COVE PATREON: www.patreon/covepodcast
CONTACT: [email protected]
POETRY PERFORMER: Craig Jackman
POETRY: “Life Is Full Of Up's and Downs" [ Matt Starking ]
VOICE-OVER INTRODUCTION: Malcolm McDowell [ Actor: "A Clockwork Orange" ]
SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM: Craig Jackman, Emily Thatcher, Christina Marie Bielen, Dary Mills, Amanda Benjamin
PATREON CURATORS: Jamie Carganilla, Emily Thatcher, The Faeryns, Charity Swanson, Krista Faith King, Kelsey B Gibson, Angelica Bollschweiler, Anna Giannavola, Gina Dobbs, Merrill Mielke, Susan Kuhn, Josefa Snider
INTRO MUSIC: “Papi Beat” [ KICKTRACKS ]
CREDITS MUSIC: “Fat Banana” [ KICKTRACKS ]
HOST, CREATOR, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, CREATIVE DIRECTOR, EDITOR: Paul Carganilla
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Transcript
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