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For Content Creators, Trusting a Producer Is a Major Shift

Content creators are used to being a one-person ecosystem. They write, shoot, edit, post, schedule, respond, and repeat. Their entire brand depends on their instincts and their control. So when a producer steps in, it can feel uncomfortable, like they’re handing over the steering wheel of something they built with their own hands. That’s why trust isn’t just helpful here; it’s non-negotiable. A creator has to believe the producer sees their vision as clearly as they do, and t

Paulina Williams

Nov 21, 20252 min read

Why Helping Your Friends Might Be the Smartest Career Move You Can Make (Especially in TV)

In television, most of us grew up freelancing… hustling from project to project, chasing the next call sheet, constantly proving ourselves. It teaches you to compete. You’re trained to protect your lane, guard your contacts, and hold your ideas close. But I think it’s time to shift that thinking. The truth is, competition isn’t what’s holding us back… isolation is. Right now, the most exciting things happening in this industry are coming from collaboration. Creators, producer

Paulina Williams

Nov 11, 20252 min read

LIGHTBULB TO REALITY

A lukewarm response can kill momentum before your idea even has time to bake. So resist the urge. Don’t share your idea… yet.

Paulina Williams

Nov 9, 20252 min read

Before Streaming Took Over: The Wild Ride of "Married on MySpace"

Before TikTok weddings, influencer proposals, and live streamed engagements, there was Married on MySpace , a reality series where the internet literally planned your wedding. In 2009, social media was still the Wild West. MySpace was the platform — a mix of music, photos, glittery layouts, and coded chaos. Facebook hadn’t yet taken over, YouTube was just finding its footing, and no one was calling themselves a “content creator” yet. And somehow, in the middle of it all, I f

Paulina Williams

Nov 3, 20253 min read