Get ready to be inspired by Ella Cooper, award-winning filmmaker, photographer, community builder, and founder of ground-breaking Black Women Film! Canada. In this beautiful conversation with Natasha, Ella reflects on her own journey to filmmaking, the vision behind her photography, why she founded Black Women Film! and how the organization is changing lives. She also shares her creative and healing process, which is both intentional and open to receive from the universe. This conversation will move and encourage anyone who creates art in any form, as well as those who want to spur inclusive change through storytelling and creative expression.
Show Notes
https://elevate-inclusion.com/episode-05/
Podcast page https://elevate-inclusion.com/podcast/
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