“Trust in your talent and what you can bring to each individual who you bless with your craft.”

I’m fascinated by the human condition and how people operate under the conditions we’ve been under and how we’ve adjusted and not adjusted. I’m also fascinated by the strength of the human spirit.

“I know it sounds cliche, but follow your dreams and never give up. I knew very young this is what I wanted to do and I set goals and stuck to my path and dreams. All my dreams have come true and I am still reaching for more dreams.”

“Caden Marshall, TikTok’s resident musical dealer, is bringing new heights to the idea of accessible art.”

“Your life is more than your career. Accept more things from the universe than just being an artist because art will not love you back, and you need to have love and connection with others in order to live a full and happy life.”

It’s a very thin line for the filmmaker in deciding how to be there and not be there. I never want to see myself in it. Every documentary I film, I don’t want to see myself in it. I hate it when I can see myself because it looks crafted, it looks like a reality show and I don’t want to see myself in anything.

“Dominguez took a "non-conventional route" to kickstart his career. A creative but lost teenager, he dropped out of high school at 16. But his life changed when crew members from a small production company started frequenting a Mexican restaurant his father managed in Van Nuys.”

“I found my passion when I changed my way of thinking about theatre.”

“What if Bridgerton was a musical?”

It started with a text from Abigail Barlow to Emily Bear amidst the anxieties of COVID-19 quarantine. Now, the Bridgerton Musical will debut on Sep 10th and include fifteen original songs.

“Trans people are not monoliths. We are our own existences and our own bodies and our own human beings. We are capable of doing whatever we want. Trans people are in this industry and deserve to have space in this industry.”

“Be the one with the strongest work ethic and the best reputation to work with, and you'll go farther than 95% of them.”

“As hard as it can be, and trust me I’ve been there, no one else will stand up as strong as you will for yourself.”

“Regardless of how often you’re working or not working, there is always time to take a breath and listen. Listen to how you’re feeling but also listen to the world around you.”

“I think this is a great time to reiterate the importance of saying no for your mental health’s sake. I’ve had to take breaks from performing a number of times and I’ve always come out of it stronger for it. Saying no or taking a break may seem like a setback, but it's actually a good thing!”

“Nothing and nobody but yourself can tell you who you are. Be individually you, but don’t change yourself to be unique, love who you are, but not the attention it gives you, and share with others the joy you feel while you are creating your art.”

“Don’t ever stop making stuff, whatever that means to you. Stay curious-- follow your whims.”

“Research is always an enormous part of my process. It’s really what fuels the design. I go in with an open slate and let the research send me down rabbit holes.”

“Follow your gut! Chances are it's usually right. Also, look after yourself. As selfish as that may sound at first glance, the only person who can truly control your happiness in this business (and life, for that matter) is you!’

“He’s tackled Broadway, movies and TV…so what’s next for Kevin Chamberlin? The answer is TikTok. Over quarantine, Chamberlin posted his first video to the popular social media app and has since amassed over six million followers. In June, Chamberlin posted his most ambitious TikTok to date, an original song and music video called “I Wanna Be in a Marvel Movie.””

“You are capable of more than you know, and creating art is one of the bravest, challenging, and most rewarding things you can do in life.”