Uncovering POV GMC

From our three part series of Uncovering the Music Industry with Jules & Trace from Filharmonics, we are now joined with Travis Atreo. Travis Atreo is a singer, songwriter, producer, audio engineer and actor originally from Seattle, Washington,  but is currently based in Los Angeles, California. He is formerly known as the lead singer of the band, "New Heights." But after eight years with the band, he went off to pursue his career as a music producer helping indie musicians and songwriters make it in the music industry.  With FANDED, Travis hopes to help many Asian Americans, especially Filipino-Americans out there make it in the music industry. 

See more from Travis Atreo:

Website: https://travisatreo.com/

Instagram: @travisatreo 

Intro Music by: Happy Lofi Podcast Music


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We never used to have had representation when it comes to mainstream media but outlets like Buzzfeed, Wongfu Productions  that showcase so much of our stories and platforms such as Tiktok, Instagram and Youtube, most especially have made it so easier to find a way to put ourselves out there through content creation apps! 

In this episode of Uncovering POV,  we brought in Janna Mae from Buzzfeed to talk a little about her experience working as a content creator on the number one pop culture outlet like Buzzfeed and share some life advices that she learned from her time working and also creating content for also her own medium. 

Make sure that you are following Janna on her ig @janna.em, and also support her content on Buzzfeed Apop (@apop.official) 


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Kim Saira is an Asian American content creator, artist, and influencer, based in Los Angeles. Kim is someone who is passionate about creating communicative digital designs about mental health and other social justice topics, as well as contribute to more Southeast Asian representation in the media. For today's episode on Uncovering POV Chachie will uncover the digital media industry world in a Filipino immigrant lens. 


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Growing up in the white suburbs in Chicago, Trace Gaynor is a 2nd generation Filipino American He graduated with a degree in Broadcast and Digital Journalism at the University of Southern California (USC).  Prior to singing with The Filharmonic, he was holding the esteemed title of Musical Director for his a cappella group, the USC Troy Tones. Although he illustrates a boyish demeanor onstage, Trace is very business minded and takes a lot of pride in The Filharmonic’s social presence.  So if you ever get a heartfelt reply or a cute emoji, chances are you can thank Trace for that. With that said, for this podcast episode we discuss a lot about his background in journalism, things he is currently doing now and his ins and out with the entertainment industry. 
Connect with us on social media via instagram @uncoveringpov to stay updated with the local episodes and any fun tid bits that we have for you. As well as follow our guest on their socials: Instagram @tracegaynor, and take a listen to their podcast @thechismiscancelled where he and Leo Albea, the creative director behind One Down talks about the behind the scenes into the videos and also a little hot takes with the media and entertainment industry. 

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Growing up do you remember watching and/or reading graphic novels like Japanese Mangas? Well, did you know that there is a production company based in Austin, TX which is an American video production company which is a subsidiary of Other Media which is another subdivision of Warner Media. This production company in  particular is known for their RWBY which is an anime styled CG animated web series that was created and directed by animator Monty Oum. 

You can follow Yssa on her socials @dearbassy on instagram and twitter! 


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Growing up did you ever feel like you saw yourself on screen (especially in animation)? Well, there's a new cartoon on PBS Kids that features Filipino stories written by Filipinos. 

In today's episode, we spoke with Jalysa Leva, an animation director and creator of Jelly, Ben & Pogo, a cartoon series that stars three friends who help their neighbors and each other by identifying a problem and working together to find a solution. This all happens while also weaving in Filipino culture, including Tagalog, music, and of course, food. The show is aimed for younger children but can be enjoyed for those of all ages! 

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