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VDEOMKR cuts through the polish and gets real about what it actually takes to build a creative career. Hosted by Carly, Founder of The Good Vibe Media, this podcast brings filmmakers, creators, and creative entrepreneurs into honest conversations you don’t usually hear. From late nights to hard pivots to the moments that change everything—VDEOMKR is where real stories are shared, lessons are learned, and creative community is built. No highlight reels—just the actual work behind the work. Let's get rolling. 

  1. ٢٥ يونيو

    Alexandra Vailas On Building Brands That Matter, Reinventing Yourself And Finding Creativity Through Every Season

    #24: In this episode of VDEOMKR, we sit down with Alexandra Vailas, Head of Brand at Bad Birdie, one of golf's most disruptive and recognizable apparel brands. With nearly two decades of experience spanning retail, consumer products, influencer marketing, creative leadership, and community building, Alex shares the lessons she's learned from building brands, leading teams, and reinventing herself along the way. From becoming one of Pinterest's earliest power users to helping scale brands like Dyper and now leading brand strategy at Bad Birdie, Alex offers an honest look at what happens behind the scenes of successful companies—and why great brands are built on more than just great content. The conversation also explores creativity, leadership, motherhood, personal growth, the future of influencer marketing, and why authentic storytelling matters more than ever in today's digital world. In This Episode, We Cover: How Alex accidentally became one of Pinterest's earliest influencersBuilding a creative career before influencer marketing existedThe evolution of Bad Birdie and what it takes to scale a disruptive brandWhy brand awareness isn't always the problem—and what often isCreating a North Star that aligns an entire organizationThe future of influencer marketing and why authenticity is winningLeadership lessons from managing teams across generationsThe realities of entrepreneurship versus corporate leadershipHow Substack is creating new opportunities for creators and thought leadersSupporting women through career transitions, divorce, and personal reinventionWhy creativity isn't about waiting for inspiration—it's about showing up dailyWhether you're building a brand, leading a team, creating content, or navigating a season of change, this episode is packed with practical insights and refreshing honesty about what it means to build a meaningful career on your own terms. To watch the show click HERETo connect with Alex Vailas click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERETo follow The Good Vibe Media click HERETo visit The Good Vibe Studios click HEREProduced by The Good Vibe Media

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  2. ١٨ يونيو

    #23: Dash McDonald On Building A Filmmaking Career On Your Own Terms

    #23: In this episode of VDEOMKR, we sit down with filmmaker, creative entrepreneur, and founder of Mad Lads Media, Dash McDonald. From landing his first clients as a teenager to producing content for brands like Red Bull, FIFA, T-Mobile, and the Phoenix Suns, Dash shares the mindset, lessons, and relationships that helped him build a thriving creative business on his own terms. Together, they dive into the realities of running a production company, navigating client relationships, building a trusted team, and staying relevant in an industry that's evolving faster than ever. Dash also shares how storytelling - not gear, budgets, or viral formulas - has been the driving force behind projects that have generated more than 250 million views. In this episode, we discuss: Landing his first clients as a teenagerHow Dash built Mad Lads Media from the ground upLanding major clients like Red Bull and growing long-term brand relationshipsWhy storytelling matters more than expensive gearBuilding a team of creatives you genuinely enjoy working withLessons learned from failures, boundaries, and client managementThe future of AI and what it means for filmmakersCreating content that performs without sacrificing creativityWhy creators are becoming the new brandsThe power of relationships in building a sustainable creative careerA documentary project that created real-world impact in ArizonaAdvice for aspiring filmmakers trying to break into the industryWhether you're a filmmaker, content creator, entrepreneur, or someone chasing a creative dream, you will love this conversation. To watch the show click HERE To connect with Dash McDonald click HERE To connect with Mad Lads Media click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERE To follow The Good Vibe Media click HERE To visit The Good Vibe Studios click HERE Produced by The Good Vibe Media

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  3. ١١ يونيو

    #22: Inside the Brick & Mortar Mindset | A Live Panel On Navigating The World of Brick-and-Mortar Entrepreneurship

    #22: What does it take to build a thriving brick-and-mortar business in today's world? In this special live episode of VDEOMKR, Carly celebrates four years of The Good Vibe Studios by sitting down with three powerhouse owners who know exactly what it means to keep the doors open, lead teams, adapt through challenges, and create spaces people genuinely want to return to. From navigating rising costs and hiring the right people to embracing risk and protecting personal priorities, this conversation is packed with honest insights for entrepreneurs at every stage. In this episode, we cover: The realities of owning and operating a brick-and-mortar businessHow to leverage digital marketing to drive in-person experiencesWhat founders look for when choosing new locationsThe importance of systems, training, and creating a consistent customer experienceHow each panelist approaches hiring and team developmentLessons learned from scaling multiple locationsWhy community and human connection are becoming more valuable than everSetting boundaries and learning when to say "no"Daily non-negotiables that help founders stay groundedWays consumers can intentionally support local businessesMeet the panel: Michael Roviello – Co-Founder of Optimyze, a wellness company focused on human optimization through therapies like breathwork, cold plunges, red light therapy, and recovery modalities. Optimyze has grown to four locations across the Valley. Brooke Graves – CEO of Kaleidoscope Juice, a local juice and smoothie concept that has expanded to 8 Valley locations over the past 14 years. Brooke shares candid insights on leadership, motherhood, and building systems that support long-term growth. Alex Bradberry – Founder of The Sparkle Bar, a beauty concept that has served the Scottsdale community since 2015. Alex opens up about resilience, reinvention, and creating experiences rooted in connection and confidence. Whether you're dreaming of opening your own physical space, currently running one, or simply craving a behind-the-scenes look at what brick-and-mortar entrepreneurship requires, this episode delivers equal parts practical advice and inspiration. About Studio Sessions: Studio Sessions is a monthly live event hosted by The Good Vibe Studios, bringing together creatives, entrepreneurs, and industry experts for real conversations around creativity, business, and growth. For more information, visit www.thegoodvibestudios.com. To watch the show click HERE To connect with Michael Roviello click HERE To connect with Brooke Graves click HERE To connect with Alex Bradberry click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERE To follow The Good Vibe Media click HERE To visit The Good Vibe Studios click HERE Produced by The Good Vibe Media

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  4. ٤ يونيو

    #21: Females Who Film: Camila Cardozo On Finding Confidence Through Creativity

    #21: In this episode of VDEOMKR, we sit down with Camila Cardozo, Founder of Maria Camila Photo, an Arizona-based photographer, videographer, and brand strategist known for helping conscious entrepreneurs increase their visibility through authentic visual storytelling. With more than a decade in the creative industry, Camila shares her journey from a self-taught photographer with a passion for storytelling to the founder of a thriving brand helping entrepreneurs increase their visibility through authentic visual content. The conversation explores the intersection of artistry, entrepreneurship, identity, marketing, and the power of being seen. What We Cover: How Camila discovered photography as a teenager and taught herself the craft.The unexpected way cold outreach and relationship-building helped launch her career.Why authenticity is more than a buzzword and how it creates trust online.The role of branding, positioning, and visibility in attracting aligned clients.How personal stories can become a powerful business asset.The importance of representation and creating space for diverse voices.Lessons learned from entrepreneurship, burnout, and self-care.Why mentorship accelerated her growth as both a creative and business owner.How she approaches photography and video through strategy, storytelling, and emotional connection.Her thoughts on AI, creativity, and the future of visual media.If you're building a personal brand, growing a creative business, or learning how to share your story with more confidence, this episode is for you. Females Who Film amplifies the voices of women behind the scenes in film and media—sharing unfiltered conversations about craft, career, and carving your own path. Because visibility breeds possibility, and these stories deserve the spotlight. To watch the show click HERE To connect with Camila Cardozo click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERE To follow The Good Vibe Media click HERE To visit The Good Vibe Studios click HERE Produced by The Good Vibe Media

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  5. ٢٨ مايو

    #20: The Profitable Creative | A Live Panel On Pricing, Growth & Creative Success

    #20: What does it really take to turn creativity into a sustainable, profitable career? In this panel episode, recorded live at The Good Vibe Studios, Carly sits down with three powerhouse creatives for a conversation about the realities of building a thriving creative business. From working for free and building portfolios from scratch to learning how to price yourself, protect your value, market your work, and survive slow seasons, this episode pulls back the curtain on the business side of being creative. Featuring: Risa Kostis — Celebrity wardrobe stylist, bridal stylist, and founder of The Rescue Kit CompanyLeila Parnian — Artist, DJ, and Owner of Parnian FurnitureMark Cowart — Phoenix-based filmmaker, director, cinematographer, and editorTogether, they unpack: The truth about “overnight success” in creative industriesHow to transition from passion projects to paid workKnowing your worth and handling pricing negotiationsWhy visibility and personal branding matter more than talent aloneCreative burnout, inspiration, and getting out of a rutFinancial mistakes creatives make early onBuilding confidence in your craft and charging accordinglyWhy networking and relationships are everythingBalancing artistic integrity with making moneyCreating long-term sustainability as a creative entrepreneurThis episode is for the creatives chasing big dreams, building something from nothing, learning their worth, and figuring out how to turn passion into a profitable, sustainable career without losing the spark that made them start in the first place. About Studio Sessions: Studio Sessions is a monthly live event hosted by The Good Vibe Studios, bringing together creatives, entrepreneurs, and industry experts for real conversations around creativity, business, and growth. For more information, visit www.thegoodvibestudios.com. To watch the show click HERE To connect with Risa Kostis click HERE To connect with Leila Parnian click HERE To connect with Mark Cowart click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERE To follow The Good Vibe Media click HERE To visit The Good Vibe Studios click HERE Produced by The Good Vibe Media

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  6. ٢١ مايو

    #19: Dani Dufresne On Scaling Creative Work Without Losing the Craft

    #19: In this episode of VDEOMKR, we sit down with Dani Dufresne, an Emmy Award-winning executive producer and founder of The Auxiliary Co., for a conversation about the evolution of production, creative operations, agency culture, and building standout work in today’s rapidly shifting media landscape. From learning to edit on actual film strips to pioneering a fractional production model that helps agencies scale smarter, Dani shares lessons from more than 20 years in the industry. Together, Carly and Dani explore the realities of production, the misconceptions around “organic” content, why intentional planning still matters, and how lean creative teams are reshaping the agency world. They also dive into motherhood, delegation, burnout, creative leadership, saying no, SXSW energy, and why the future of creativity belongs to people who deeply understand the craft. What We Cover:  Dani’s journey from film school to executive production  Why learning the fundamentals still matters in the age of AI  The biggest misconceptions about production & creative operations  The rise of fractional production teams  How smaller agencies can scale smarter  Why “organic content” still requires intentional planning  Delegation, leadership, and building strong creative teams  Motherhood, boundaries, and learning to say no  The future of storytelling, community, and creative work  Why young creatives should “learn it the hard way” firstIf you’re a filmmaker, producer, creative entrepreneur, agency owner, or someone building a creative business — this episode is packed with practical insight, perspective shifts, and honest conversation. To watch the show click HERE To connect with Dani Dufresne click HERE To connect with The Auxilary Co click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERE To follow The Good Vibe Media click HERE To visit The Good Vibe Studios click HERE Produced by The Good Vibe Media

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  7. ١٤ مايو

    #18: David Navarrete On Storytelling, AI & Building Creative Community

    #18: In this episode of VDEOMKR, we sit down with David Navarrete, founder of Moneta De Sine and co-founder of Arizona Filmmakers, for a deep conversation about storytelling, entrepreneurship, burnout, AI, and building a thriving creative community in Arizona. David shares his unexpected path from studying biology and pursuing neurosurgery to becoming a traveling filmmaker and creative entrepreneur. From working three jobs while building his production company to creating Arizona Filmmakers from scratch, this episode dives deep into what it really takes to pursue a creative career with purpose. They also unpack: - Why storytelling matters more than gear - The realities of burnout in production - Lessons learned from failed productions and client communication - How AI is changing the creative industry - The future of Arizona filmmakers and creative collaboration - David’s upcoming scripted entrepreneurial series, The Elevator Pitch This episode is packed with perspective, inspiration, and real behind-the-scenes insight for filmmakers, creators, and entrepreneurs alike. To watch the show click HERE To connect with David Navarrete click HERE To connect with Arizona Filmmakers click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERE To follow The Good Vibe Media click HERE To visit The Good Vibe Studios click HERE Produced by The Good Vibe Media

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  8. ٧ مايو

    #17: Built By Mom | A Live Panel On Motherhood & Creative Entrepreneurship

    #17: In this special Mother’s Day episode of VDEOMKR, Carly sits down live at The Good Vibe Studios with an incredible panel of women business owners, creatives, and moms for an honest conversation about motherhood and entrepreneurship. From burnout and boundaries to business growth, marriage, identity shifts, and learning how to ask for help — this episode dives deep into the raw, behind-the-scenes realities that rarely make it onto social media. Featuring: Matiana Gregory — Founder + Chief Creative Officer of Dang Fine Rentals and mom of two.Regina Steele — Integrative health coach, mom of three teenagers, and author of Mother Fcked*.Jadyn Heck — Founder of JHMovement, former professional dancer, and mom of two.Together, they unpack:  How motherhood changes your relationship with work  The sacrifices they’re no longer willing to make for success  Building support systems that actually work  Outsourcing guilt, laundry, and unrealistic expectations  The pressure of “doing it all”  Marriage, friendships, movement, and mental health  Navigating different seasons of motherhood  Why being “present” looks different for every mom  The truth about social media vs. reality  Advice for moms considering a second or third child  What they wish more women knew about entrepreneurship and parenting This conversation is vulnerable, hilarious, emotional, and deeply validating for any mother trying to grow a business while raising a family. Whether you’re in the newborn trenches, managing teenagers, thinking about motherhood, building a company, or simply trying to keep up with life - this episode will remind you that you’re not alone. To watch the show click HERE To connect with Jadyn Heck click HERE To connect with Matiana George click HERE To connect with Regina Steele click HERE To connect with Carly Gilleland click HERE To follow The Good Vibe Media click HERE To visit The Good Vibe Studios click HERE Produced by The Good Vibe Media

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VDEOMKR cuts through the polish and gets real about what it actually takes to build a creative career. Hosted by Carly, Founder of The Good Vibe Media, this podcast brings filmmakers, creators, and creative entrepreneurs into honest conversations you don’t usually hear. From late nights to hard pivots to the moments that change everything—VDEOMKR is where real stories are shared, lessons are learned, and creative community is built. No highlight reels—just the actual work behind the work. Let's get rolling. 

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