Television Production and Authentic Storytelling: A Chat with Jenny Kiser
Episode Overview
Authentic storytelling and its impact on audiences Challenges of coordinating documentary production Understanding diverse perspectives on historical events Societal impact of coal mining and community needs The value of human connection and empathy within local communities
You know, people go through rough times in their lives. And the, you know, I love the fact that we have government programs that are set to help people. It's not the government's responsibility to help my neighbor. It's mine. If I see my neighbor struggling with something, it is my responsibility to go to my neighbor and say, I see that you're struggling and I'm here to help you. - Jenny Kiser
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in television production? This episode of 'Conscious Contact' offers a fascinating glimpse as host Genay Peavey sits down with Jenny Kiser to discuss the ins and outs of the industry. Jenny, with her wealth of experience, shares the highs and lows of coordinating documentaries, shedding light on the importance of authentic storytelling in captivating audiences.
They delve into the challenges faced during production, especially when dealing with sensitive historical events like the Holocaust. The conversation doesn't stop there; it also touches on the societal impacts of coal mining and the need for genuine compassion in addressing community needs. Genay and Jenny's dialogue serves as a reminder of the power of human connection and the potential for positive change through empathy and active engagement.
Whether you're a fan of television or just curious about storytelling, this episode is packed with insights that will leave you thinking long after it's over.