🎙 Guest: Zoe Savala
Zoe Savala is a video producer and creative visual storyteller based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A 2021 graduate of Oral Roberts University with a B.S. in Convergence Journalism, Zoe began her full-time role at ORU shortly after, producing TV commercials, social media campaigns, short documentaries, and more. Her freelance work spans motion design, wedding films, documentaries, and live music projects.
A highlight of her creative journey includes co-founding the sketch comedy group Joie Ink (@joieink.tv), where she served as Lead Producer for four years—guiding students in writing, directing, and performing original comedic films and live shows. Whether behind the camera or shaping stories in post, Zoe is passionate about bringing bold, meaningful narratives to life.
📢 Follow Zoe:
https://www.instagram.com/sterlinzo/
📍 Filmed at 4 The 1 Studio | Houston, TX
📋 Production Manager: Emma Parker
🎬 Post-Production Producer: Yeli Lisethe | https://www.instagram.com/yelilisethe/
🎙 Host: Dan Rubottom | https://www.instagram.com/dan_rubottom/
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