Hazel McKibbin's guest appearances

Hazel McKibbin

So Here's What Happened

Vita Ayala

Abbi Jacobson

John Cho

Ilana Glazer

Jesse V. Johnson

Dominique Tipper

Karen David

Nancy Wang Yuen

Yetide Badaki

Riley Stearns

Michelle Ford

Ashlee Blackwell

Rebekah Weatherspoon

Angela Wong

Amy Jo Johnson

OwlTail

The 2021 Sundance Film Festival began its week of screenings and various online events on January 28th, among those screening, is Doublespeak, an original film entered into Short Films Program. In this episode of Carolyn Talks…, I speak with writer and director Hazel McKibbin, and actress Angela Wong Carbone about their technical and emotional approaches to preparing for and making the film, and finding catharsis through art.For her first short film writer and director, Hazel McKibbin takes a day in Emma’s life that is a day many others face and scrutinizes the ways the corporate world – or any work environment really – creates an unsafe work environment for employees when the people in charge allow those with seniority to abuse their power by intimidating, harassing and even assaulting their subordinates. She deftly shows the moral and ethical failings that occur when the benefit of the doubt is placed on the antagonizer and places the burden of proof and doubt on the victims. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The 2021 Sundance Film Festival began its week of screenings and various online events on January 28th, among those screening, is <a href="https://fpg.festival.sundance.org/film-info/5fd1690d04818b67c8649019" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Doublespeak</a>, an original film entered into Short Films Program. In this episode of Carolyn Talks…, I speak with writer and director Hazel McKibbin, and actress Angela Wong Carbone about their technical and emotional approaches to preparing for and making the film, and finding catharsis through art.For her first short film writer and director, Hazel McKibbin takes a day in Emma’s life that is a day many others face and scrutinizes the ways the corporate world – or any work environment really – creates an unsafe work environment for employees when the people in charge allow those with seniority to abuse their power by intimidating, harassing and even assaulting their subordinates. She deftly shows the moral and ethical failings that occur when the benefit of the doubt is placed on the antagonizer and places the burden of proof and doubt on the victims. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

So Here's What Happened at Sundance 2021: Carolyn Talks 'Doublespeak' With Writer-Director Hazel McKibbin, and Actress Angela Wong Carbone