Creator to Creators S8 Ep 41 Raul Vega

https://hans-zimmer.com/artistes/raul-vega/BioRaul Vega is a Los Angeles-based Grammy-winning recording engineer,voice-over director, Voice Coach, podcast producer, writer, and musician.For over 14 years, he has created digital instruments for legendary filmcomposer Hans Zimmer.He has worked on 9 Grammy-nominated soundtracks, 3 Oscar-nominatedsoundtracks, and was part of Zimmer’s team that won the 2022 AcademyAward for Best Score for Dune Part I and the 2025 Score Soundtrack forVisual Media Grammy for Dune Part II. He crafted the musical tools usedfor projects such as Top Gun: Maverick, Dunkirk, Bladerunner 2049,Interstellar, Man of Steel, Dark Phoenix, No Time To Die, Dune Part II, andF1. He was also the featured vocalist on Zack Snyder’s Norse mythologyanimated Netflix series, Twilight of the Gods, and played a twistedinterpretation of the recorder woodwind for Steve McQueen’s Blitz. He iscurrently working on Dune: Part III and HBO’s Harry Potter Series.His deep appreciation for sound and quality production led him to develophis first-ever scripted podcast series: Rose Drive. With only one season ofthe series released, it had two Forbes articles written about it, and it waspitched for a TV adaptation, with Writer Amber Benson and Director WesBall attached to it. He also wrote for and directed comedic legend PattonOswalt on his comedy podcast Swiss and Lali Highjack Hollywood. Fromwriting the story to directing, composing the original music, and mixingevery episode, Raul oversees every aspect of his podcast series. His beliefis that you can have all the quality and immersive experience of a TV showin an audio-only medium.In 2026, he launched a boutique vocal production company called PhantomVoixes, which operates from his home studio in North Hollywood, CA.Studio services include voice-over demo reels, ADR recording services,Audition Coaching, Podcasting and general vocal recordings. From writingoriginal scripts, in-session coaching, and fully produced mixing andmastering, Raul tailors every service custom to the individual.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.ludekdrizhal.comBioCzech-American, Los Angeles-based composer Ludek Drizhal writes richly orchestral, melody-driven film scores rooted in the tradition of symphonic storytelling. His most recent score, for Francesco Lucente’s fantasy epic Starbright, earned a nomination for the 2026 World Soundtrack Public Choice Award and was praised by critic Jonathan Broxton as a return to “a bygone era of film music where melody, orchestration, and storytelling went hand in hand.”Starbright continues Drizhal’s longtime collaboration with Lucente, which began with Badland. Drizhal’s score for the film and original song ‘Nothing’s There’ were both short-listed for the 80th Academy Awards. Other notable credits include Tim McCanlies' Alabama Moon, starring John Goodman, and Jacek Bromski’s God’s Little Village, whose soundtrack became the No. 1-selling album in Poland. His honors include Best Original Score at the Independent Shorts Awards International Film Festival for Thirteen and Best Impact of Music in a Feature Film at the Park City Film Music Festival for Rounding First. A classically trained violinist and graduate of USC’s Thornton School of Music, Drizhal has conducted and recorded with leading European orchestras, including the Hungarian Radio Symphony, Czech National Symphony Orchestra and Prague Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra. Beyond film, he is a singer- songwriter, arranger, and orchestrator whose collaborations include internationally acclaimed alternative rock band Bi-2 and singer-songwriter Spencer Gibb, for whose solo album Let’s Start Over Drizhal provided arrangements and orchestration.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.michaelengesser.comBioThere are few scenes in movies that leave a truly lasting impression. For 6-year old me it was the opening sequence of "The Blues Brothers" when John Belushi walks out the front gate of Joliet Prison:A lone simple guitar riff accompanies the small, angry figure as he walks from the hell of prison towards the salvation of music, all while the prison fades away and he is engulfed by bright, pure light. This arguably innocuous scene helped me understand at this early age how music can shine a light on the emotion the film maker is wanting to convey and what a good film score is really is: Lighting for Emotion.​​My love and fascination for music and film scores is what brought me to the US, first on the East Coast as a working musician and studio owner, and, eventually to the West Coast, to Los Angeles.​In LA I sharpened my skills working in various parts of the scoring and audio post world - working for esteemed composers like Danny Elfman and Bear McCreary, as well as scores of projects for Netflix, Disney, Hulu, HBO and many others.​Those experiences gave me a unique, and rather broad understanding of musical and sonic storytelling, as well as a deep love for the art of creating the emotional bedrock for the story being told through music and sound.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

 Black Girl Nerds Website Meosha Bean sits down with Jamie Broadnax, founder and CEO of Black Girl Nerds, for an insightful conversation about representation in Hollywood, filmmaking, pop culture, and her journey to building a successful media platform.We explore what makes a great movie, the impact of cancel culture, the importance of authentic storytelling, and filmmaker Curry Barker's Obsession. Jamie also shares her experiences navigating the entertainment industry, creating opportunities, and becoming the influential media entrepreneur she is today.From film criticism to creative leadership, this episode offers an engaging look at the changing landscape of entertainment and the power of finding your own voice.🎧 Enjoy, listen, share, and subscribe to Creator to Creators with Meosha Bean on all major podcast platforms!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

In Episode 37 of After Hours with Meosha Bean, host Meosha Bean sits down with Jamie Broadnax, an American film critic, podcaster, and writer, and the editor in chief and CEO of Black Girl Nerds, for a conversation about the growing influence of artificial intelligence and its impact on entertainment, creativity, and the future of media.As AI continues to reshape the way we create, tell stories, and consume content, where do we draw the line between innovation and human creativity? Join Meosha and Jamie for a thought provoking conversation exploring the changes happening in the entertainment industry and what they could mean for creators moving forward.Tune in to After Hours Episode 37 for a discussion you won't want to miss.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

8 Minutes Screening BioPaul Harris Steward Filmmaker | Writer | Spoken-Word Artist | Mental Health AdvocatePaul Harris Steward is a Chicago-born filmmaker, writer, spoken-word artist, and mental health advocate whose work is driven by a powerful belief: our darkest experiences do not have to define our future.Through storytelling, poetry, music, and film, Paul transforms personal adversity into meaningful narratives that inspire healing, self-reflection, and important conversations about mental health.For years, poetry served as his emotional outlet, allowing him to express feelings he struggled to communicate in everyday life. Despite his ability to captivate audiences through spoken word, Paul privately battled depression, grief, and suicidal thoughts.As he candidly reflects:"I could write a dictionary if I wanted to, but I couldn't put together three simple words: I need help."Today, Paul is the founder of Steward Entertainment LLC, an independent entertainment company committed to producing authentic, thought-provoking stories that connect with audiences on a deeply human level.His short film, 8 Minutes, draws inspiration from his personal experiences and examines men's mental health, emotional isolation, and the life-changing power of human connection. The film earned recognition as an Official Selection of Indie Short Fest in October 2026, marking a significant milestone in his filmmaking career.A graduate of FIRST Institute in Maitland, Florida, Paul also created Just Do It, a cinematic spoken-word project that provides an intimate exploration of the experiences, struggles, and personal revelations that have shaped his artistic identity.His creative expression extends into music with Slow Dance with My Mom Again, a heartfelt tribute to his late mother, Antoinette Steward, who passed away following her battle with breast cancer. Released during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the song honors her memory while offering comfort and connection to families navigating grief and loss.At 48, Paul is embracing a defining new chapter in his personal and professional journey. No longer measuring success by society's expectations, he is focused on creating work that reflects his truth, encourages vulnerability, and reminds others that seeking help is an act of strength.Through every story he tells, Paul Harris Steward continues to demonstrate that pain can become purpose, vulnerability can become strength, and even the most difficult chapters of life can lead to meaningful new beginnings.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Watch A House Left Behind Dontrell Griffin is an actor, writer, and producer known for his work in NCIS: Origins, Stitchers, Lie to Me, and Wizards of Waverly Place. He wrote, produced, and stars in the acclaimed short film A House Left Behind, which explores grief, family, memory, and the things left unsaid. The film has earned multiple festival selections and screenings, while a limited-series adaptation is currently in development. Dontrell is a rising creative who continues to create opportunities both in front of and behind the camera.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.arussellandrews.com/Grab the book  Shoes -- BUY NOW - Shoes By Russell AndrewsBioRUSSELL ANDREWS is an accomplished author, award winning actor, director, producer andthe founder of the multi-award winning, LA stage company, StageWalkers.For the stage, Russell includes being chosen by Pulitzer Prize© winning author, August Wilson,to originate the roles of ‘Mister’ in KING HEDLEY II and ‘Youngblood’ in JITNEY. WithStageWalkers, he garnered actor/producer honors from the NAACP© and LA Ovation© Awardsfor Wilson’s PIANO LESSON, JITNEY and MA’ RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM, receiving hisfirst NAACP© Theatre Award for Best Actor. In JITNEY’s London cast, Russell, along withWilson and the American ensemble, received the UK’s Olivier Award© for Best New Play,performed at London’s Royal National Theatre.Mr. Andrews’ Film and TV credits include BETTER CALL SAUL, NCIS: New Orleans, HBO’sINSECURE, and TVOne’s RUNAWAY ISLAND, where his role as Rev. Clinton Hines earnedhim Emmy© Award consideration.As a newly diagnosed person living with ALS, Russell, a native of Houston, TX has become anadvocate and ambassador with the ALS Network. He’s and avid volunteer with multiple localand national charitable organizations, and lives with family in Los Angeles, CA.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

BioPatrick Canning IV is a military veteran, survivor, and man of faith who has overcome significant challenges, including addiction, drug involvement, and a difficult marriage. Through those experiences, Patrick found a renewed sense of freedom, purpose, and faith. Today, he uses his testimony and life experiences to encourage others, share hope, and serve those who may be facing their own battles.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

http://www.marcusparker.comhttps://www.instagram.com/motivationalrap/https://linktr.ee/Mpositive'BioMarcus Parker From Positive Messages to “Rock the Kiosk” For more than 20 years, Marcus Parker has used books, motivational speaking, and positive music to inspire others. As technology evolved, Marcus expanded that mission by creating AI artists Rize Mode and Wise Divaz, using music to spread messages of motivation, emotional intelligence, and self-worth. Then Marcus combined his music creativity with another invention his Glowkeyrings LED Kiosk. That combination created “Rock the Kiosk,” a new promotional service that puts an artist, author, event, or business in bright LED lights on the kiosk’s two displays while a selected song plays in the background. Glowkeyrings turns the experience into a 30-second promotional video customers can share across their social media. Your Music. Your Book. Your Event. Your Business. Your Brand in Lights. Don’t just post it. ROCK THE KIOSK. Glowkeyrings  We Make Your Passion Glow.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.