Ep 22 All Hail Filmmaker Misha Calvert
Have you ever wanted to create your web series? Well, you are in luck. This is the perfect episode for you to listen to. You need to hear this! This is a must! Misha Calvert is one of the hottest up and coming female filmmakers out there. Her work has caught the attention of such labs as Sundance, YouTube, and Tribeca. She has screened at festivals worldwide for her projects Strut, Textual Intercourse, Pee Sitting Down, Step Into My Office, and All Hail Beth. To watch these films visit https://www.mishacalvert.com/
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More about Misha Calvert.
Misha is an award-winning show creator with projects spanning film, TV, theater, and digital. After being invited into the Tribeca Digital Creators Market, Misha was commissioned to create a new comedy series for BRIC TV entitled All Hail Beth, which had its soundtrack debut at #25 iTunes Charts. A semi-finalist for the Sundance New Voices Lab from 2016-2018 and finalist for the 2021 Sundance Episodic Lab, Misha has screened at festivals worldwide for her projects Strut, Textual Intercourse, Pee Sitting Down, and Step Into My Office.
As an actor, Misha appeared regularly on the Emmy Award-winning show A Crime to Remember. Off-Broadway writer/director credits include three Chekhovian satires set in a 1980's high school and the original comedy A Seagull is Born. Off-Broadway acting credits include The Crucible, The Picture of Dorian Gray, and Psycho Beach Party. Misha first achieved notoriety as an experimental performance artist, where she garnered a great deal of press for her media manipulation and public satires, most notably Re-Virginization, The Mister and Miss Williamsburg Pageant, and the Bob Ross-themed fundraiser Beat the Devil Out of It which raised money for Brooklyn art students.