Today on The Meredith Patterson Podcast, I have the absolute joy of sitting down with a true cinematic storyteller—award-winning filmmaker April Wright.
April's passion for film began in the glow of drive-ins and majestic movie palaces, and she has since carved a powerful path in both narrative and documentary filmmaking. From celebrating the unsung heroines of Hollywood stunt work to honoring the nostalgic charm of roller rinks, April is a creative force dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices and preserving cinematic history.
Her work is deeply personal, empowering, and always inspired. Let's dive into the world of storytelling, tenacity, and transformation with April Wright.
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April Wright reminds us that stories matter—not just the big, blockbuster ones—but the ones that reflect where we come from, who we are, and what we might lose if we don't stop to remember. Thank you, April, for your voice, your vision, and for preserving the magic of storytelling. If you haven't yet watched her films, run—don't walk—to Amazon Prime or your nearest historic movie palace.
Until next time, Have vision for what you want but be grateful for where you are every single day.
Thank you for listening
