This week on “The Tie-In,” Zena and Mark share another episode from the 29th floor while surrounded by the gorgeous skyline of Austin, Texas, and during SXSW no less. Janice Overbeck is bringing documentary filmmaking into the future, strategizing about how to best communicate calls to action and promote climate messages. She’s been connected to such fabulous work as “Plastic Earth” (2023), “The Last Bumblebee” (2024), and the upcoming “Capturing the Carbon” series. Janice was even gracious enough to share an exciting trailer for her work, so if you stick with this interesting conversation, you’ll get to see and/or hear, depending on how you’re listening in, a sneak peak at what’s coming up for her. We learned a lot about how the creative forces behind documentary film can promote climate action by telling real stories.

We look forward to seeing what important facts, places, data and concepts her production team can shine light on next. You can check those out for yourself by keeping up with any and all updates on their website: https://2050pictures.com

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• You can learn more about our hosts, Zena Harris and Mark Rabin & connect with them here:
• Zena Harris on LinkedIn
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Happy Earth Day! This week on “The Tie-In,” Mark is in the field at Coachella feeling the good vibes and learning about how the tech geniuses making it happen are bringing sustainability center stage. Tune in for his interview with Andrea Gini! This awesome guy is a Physicist, Electronic Engineer and Maker of cool things. DevOps may be his profession, but he’s also deeply passionate about community driven projects as a forward-thinking entrepreneur. Tune in to find out what cool tech is changing the precedent for live events as we know it. It’s literally a window into the future, and you get it for free!

He’s got goals for the music industry, and we have goals for this podcast! Share with your friends so the world can catch up with the wave of things to come. There will be more in-the-field content coming your way from more totally awesome events just like Coachella. You never know where our hosts will be traveling next!

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• You can learn more about our hosts, Zena Harris and Mark Rabin & connect with them here:
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This week on “The Tie-In,” Zena and Mark discuss and learn about the future of film production in Texas from the Co-Founding Partner of “The Shine Co,” Heather Page. It’s not everyday that we get to hear from a former film commissioner and expert on the policy angle in the film & TV industry. Heather and Shine Co. co-founder Mindy Raymond use their knowledge of the industry to help local communities find creative solutions that contribute to economic development. We really appreciate people like Heather who help people leverage media and transform communities. She and her team do an impressive job at helping their clients encompass possibilities into all possible angles of success. We felt the awesome opportunity for film & TV developments and communities alike to step into their power and harness the power of entertainment beyond the immediate. Learn more about Shine Co. : https://www.weareshineco.com/about

Feel free to connect with Heather Page on LinkedIn to learn more about all the great work she’s doing: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heatherpage?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app

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• You can learn more about our hosts, Zena Harris and Mark Rabin & connect with them here:
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