Creatives on the Come Up

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Creatives on the Come Up is a podcast for early-stage creatives trying to break into film and entertainment without a clear roadmap. This isn’t about overnight success. It’s about the in-between: - applying and not hearing back - figuring out your next move - learning how the industry actually works Through honest conversations with assistants, coordinators, and emerging creatives, this podcast highlights what it really takes to build a career in spaces like film, TV, and media. If you’re trying to get your foot in the door—or stay in the room once you get there—you’re not alone.

Episodes

  1. Invest in Yourself

    04/08/2025

    Invest in Yourself

    Hello and welcome to the 4th episode of creatives on the come up. I hope you are enjoying the podcast. In this episode I am joined by Caleb Y Moon. Caleb is an actor and filmmaker who learned the ins and outs of the film industry by working on the job rather than going the more traditional route of film school. He began his acting journey in the beginning of 2021 as a background actor and since then has starred in many award-winning independent short films such as "Sunflowers" and "Piece for Piece". Caleb also recently starred in a horror film called "Death Name" that is set to release on Tubi. Currently, he is working on the completion of two short films of which he is the producer on called "Someone I Know" and "The Jazz Artist" and hopes these stories will inspire others to pursue their creative passions without the fear of judgment and societal norms. If you would like to connect with Caleb, you can follow him on instagram @calebymoon. Happy listening!

    42 min
  2. The Good, The Bad, and Everything In-Between

    03/24/2025

    The Good, The Bad, and Everything In-Between

    Welcome to the third episode! In this this episode I speak with Atlanta based actor Brandon McGee. I hope you enjoy the conversation. We talk about his acting process, his career journey, and his hopes for the future. If you would like to connect with Brandon his instagram is @mcgee_ambitious. Also, don't forget to show your support for the podcast. Happy listening!

    25 min
  3. Don't Give Up

    03/18/2025

    Don't Give Up

    On this episode I speak with Corey Davis. Corey Davis is an award-winning filmmaker and behind-the scenes leader equipped with a strong passion for film since the age of six. He values hard work, determination, authenticity, and persistence. Having studied the craft in recent years, he aims to become a next generation storyteller, aiming to use his gifts for the greater good and encouraging others to be their true authentic selves. If you would like to connect with Corey on instagram @coreydvisionarydavis. Enjoy the episode!

    36 min
  4. No More Holding Back

    03/11/2025

    No More Holding Back

    The first full-length episode is here! In this episode I speak with fellow creative Kayla Marcus. She is a filmmaker of many talents. We have a great conversation about her experience in the film industry and what her goals for the future are. Enjoy the episode!

    26 min
  5. Trailer

    Season 1, Episode 1 Trailer

    Trailer

    Creatives on the Come Up is a podcast and creative platform focused on the real experience of building a career in film and entertainment. Through honest conversations, reflections, and practical insight, the brand encourages early-stage creatives navigating growth, rejection, and the journey before the breakthrough.

    2 min

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Creatives on the Come Up is a podcast for early-stage creatives trying to break into film and entertainment without a clear roadmap. This isn’t about overnight success. It’s about the in-between: - applying and not hearing back - figuring out your next move - learning how the industry actually works Through honest conversations with assistants, coordinators, and emerging creatives, this podcast highlights what it really takes to build a career in spaces like film, TV, and media. If you’re trying to get your foot in the door—or stay in the room once you get there—you’re not alone.

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