Have you ever given up on a big dream because it seemed like it was...too big? Jill Orschel never gave up on her dream to be a documentary filmmaker. They are complex portraits of people as they are discovering their roles in challenging environments. Find out more about how you can make your dreams and purpose a reality on today's episode!
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Jill Orschel Bio:
Jill Orschel’s home has been in the mountains of Park City, Utah, for over 30 years. A self-taught photographer since middle school, with a passion for movies even earlier, Jill’s filmmaking journey began in earnest while capturing still images for Robert Redford’s Sundance Institute starting in the mid-90s when independent cinema was exploding. Her dedication to artful and original storytelling expanded into a calling for the non-fiction form. Jill earned an undergraduate degree in journalism as well as an MFA in film studies, and her award-winning short documentaries have screened at international film festivals such as Sundance, SXSW, DOC NYC, and IDFA (International Documentary Festival Amsterdam). Jill is currently in post-production on her first feature-length project, Snowland.
