In this episode, I talk about some of my favorite documentaries and share my experience at a special event I attended. The San Francisco Film Doc Stories series hosted a free community screening of the documentary My Mom Jayne, directed by Mariska Hargitay and produced by two-time Oscar nominee Trish Adlesic, held in San Francisco at the Vogue Theater.This episode is a celebration of the power of documentaries. Enjoy!Link: https://sffilm.org/event/community-screening-my-mom-jayne/
In this episode, I talk about why I moved from the San Francisco Bay Area to Colorado Springs, Colorado. Colorado Springs is a great city and I've really enjoyed living here so far. I've lived here for 7 days so far (lol) and I love it. Enjoy the episode!
In this episode, I give a shout out to the YouTube video, "Black Christmas & Feminist Horror" by Princess Weekes and the movies: Blade (1998), Psycho (1960) & Cuckoo (2024). I also give a shout out to the short film Apples (2025) by King Nickey; now available for free on YouTube. Then, I talk about the movie, The Strangers (2008) with SPOILERS and how much I loved this movie and how it genuinely scared me. The movie stars Liv Tyler & is written & directed by Bryan Bertino. Then, I give updates on my micro-budget feature films that I'm working on. Enjoy. You can follow me on Instagram: @juliemakesmovies Enjoy this Halloween episode. Happy Belated Halloween!
In this episode, I talk about going to the job fair at the San Francisco LGBT Center. It was super fun. Everyone was super nice. Their website is here: https://sfcenter.org/ I start off by recommending some more horror films since it's October and Halloween month. I, then, talk about the LGBT job fair at the LGBT center in San Francisco. Then, I talk about some experiences I've had in the workplace as a lesbian. Homophobia in the workplace does happen and it sucks. Overall, I talk about how amazing the job fair was and how amazing the people were at the LGBT Job Fair at the LGBT center in San Francisco. Then, I give an update on the feature film, I've been working on. You can follow me on Instagram: @juliemakesmovies or you can check out my website: juliekerrstudios.info
In this episode, I give some brief thoughts on my previous episode. Then, I tell you the latest horror films I enjoyed on the Hulu streaming service since it's October and Halloween time. Then, I talk about how I enjoyed The Emmy's 2025. Then, I para socially, explain that I'm open to working with life coaches one day; we just have to talk about what that would look like. Then, I talk about some difficulties I ran into in making my micro budget feature film. Then, I give interpersonal relationship tips for lesbian and bisexual women. I'm a lesbian myself. I love lesbian and bisexual women with all my heart. Then, I give brief tactics on how to heal your brain chemistry and have it go more towards feeling inner happiness or I give tactics on how to feel more inner joy (if you want to feel inner joy) (lol). Then, I give updates on my current micro budget feature film. Follow me on Instagram: @juliemakesmovies or check out my website: juliekerrstudios.info
There's a new documentary series from the British free-to-air public broadcast channel named Channel 4. The series is called Marilyn Manson: Unmasked. These are my thoughts on the documentary. Here's the link to the series: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/marilyn-manson-unmasked I would love Netflix USA to feature the series on their channel & I would love the series to trend on the top ten on Netflix USA. I feel that would ensure the safety of the people who (allegedly) survived his (alleged) violence. Love is stronger than nihilism. Love is the way.
I went to an event in Alameda, California. It was a Comic Book Convention that celebrated comics, artists & makers. It was created by one of my favorite comic book shops in Oakland, California called Cape & Cowl Comics. The convention was called Cape & Cowl Con. It was so much fun! You can go to my Instagram @juliemakesmovies to see pictures from the event. Enjoy the podcast where I celebrate this amazing event that celebrated comic books.
In this episode, I talk about an event I went to in April 2025 in San Francisco. It was the live show of the podcast, "Celebrity Memoir Book Club". It was a great show & the podcast is really good starring Claire & Ashley. I also talk about two of my other favorite podcasts. The podcast, "Reliving Single" hosted by Erika Alexander & Kim Coles & the podcast, "The B*tch is Back" hosted by Charisma Carpenter. Podcasts are really fun & have become pretty popular; so I wanted to share three of my favorite podcasts. Enjoy. :)
In this episode, I give a review of the 2025 movie Freakier Friday starring Lindsay Lohan & Jamie Lee Curtis. The movie makes good use of Los Angeles. Los Angeles plays a character in the movie. Lindsay Lohan & Jamie Lee Curtis are very charismatic in the movie. The movie has a good message about empathy & people walking a mile in each other's shoes. Enjoy this movie review where I talk about the movie.
In this episode, I talk about a new song by a new band. The song is "Nest" by Lenore Pink. It's a great song! :) Then, I give a review of the movie "28 Days Later (2002)". It's one of my favorite all time movies. I saw "28 Years Later" this past June 2025 and enjoyed it. I also reference a documentary called "The Invisible War (2012)" in this episode. Enjoy this episode as I talk about why "28 Days Later" is such a great movie! I hope we get more zombie movies from Danny Boyle. :)
In this episode, I talk about an experience I had a few years ago where I encountered a church that said they were progressive & LGBTQ+ affirming but turned out to be homophobic. Be careful LGBTQ+ people when choosing a spiritual/religious place when pursuing a place to nurture your spiritual/religious side.
In this episode, I give advice on how to choose the right mentor or life coach or personal development path. I give 3 tips on how to choose the right mentor or life coach or personal development path. I have benefited a lot from personal development and I've also watched the videos that criticize the the industry. This episode is meant to help you find the right path for you that helps you get to where you want to go. Enjoy. This episode is kind.
In, this episode, I talk about how much I love the movie Superman (1978) starring Christopher Reeve. It's my favorite superhero movie and one of my all time favorite movies of all time. Enjoy! You can find me on Instagram @juliemakesmovies
I want to explain why in we still need LGBTQ+ Pride month in June. There were people on the internet wondering why we still need pride. I want to explain why we still need LGBTQ+ Pride month in June.
In this podcast, I provide motivation for all independent & micro-budget Filmmakers. Keep making movies! You're dreams will come true! :) Follow me on Instagram @juliemakesmovies
I give updates on the current feature film that I'm working on & I give advice on how to be a micro budget independent filmmaker.
In this episode, I talk about the shows that I'm watching, Big Mouth & Blue Eye Samurai. I talk about some great movies I've watched recently, "40 Acres" and "Freaky Tales". I give updates on how my feature film is coming along. Then, I give tips on how to cope with uncertainty. I also give an update on some changes in my life. Enjoy. :)
Sometimes, we just all need a reminder. Here's some tips on how to love yourself & feel good about yourself & enjoy being you. Find me on Instagram at @juliemakesmovies
In this episode, I talk about all the fun I had in Colorado where I played Glow Golf in Colorado Springs & went to the Denver Art Museum in Denver, Colorado. Then, I give you tips on how to enjoy being yourself. Then, I give updates on how my feature film is going (we are currently in preproduction). You can follow me on Instagram: @juliemakesmovies
I start by talking about how I want to focus on love moving forward; love of the people, art & things I love. In this episode, I give a review of the Zane Carney concert I saw in San Francisco, CA on January 30th. Then, I give a review of the Foster the People concert in Oakland, CA on January 31st. I also give tips on how to cope with loneliness.