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Episode 135: apparentlyjack, Jacqueline Legan and Katie Koeblitz

December 11, 2018 by Julie Harris Oliver in activism, business, Coaching, Comedy, Commercials, Consulting, Digital content, Diversity, Directors, Film & TV, film festivals, hollywood, human rights, Independent Film, LGBT, Music Videos, Politics, Producer, webseries, women, Writers

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Jacqueline is a veteran Director of Video Production, and currently the Founder and Executive Producer at apparentlyjack. Jacqueline’s background spans almost every aspect of the filmmaking process from development to delivery, in both the branded and Independent film spaces with films and commercials starring well known Directors and Talent.    

With over ten years producing Independent Film, Katie is currently the Head of Independent Content at apparentlyjack. Katie’s production background includes work on both narrative and documentary feature films. Most recently, Katie produced documentaries G-Funk, A More Civil War, and The Untitled MMW Documentary. On the narrative side, Katie co-produced The Land, Galveston, and also had a hand in the coming-of-age film The Kings of Summer, which premiered at Sundance.                      

After many years in the advertising and film  industries, Jacqueline decided to go out on her own to form the content studio, apparentlyjack. apparentlyjack’s mission is to bring cinematic storytelling and storyline driven content to brands and independent film in a variety of formats.               

apparentlyjack champions equality, diversity, and inclusivity both behind and in front of the     camera. They have dedicated a portion of the company to empowering and mentoring other   women in entertainment and are working with various organizations to reach gender parity   by 2020.  For more information about apparentlyjack, visit www.apparentlyjack.com.     

December 11, 2018 /Julie Harris Oliver
women in entertainment, women in film, digital marketing, digital content, independent film, branded entertainment, diversity, inclusion, 5050 by 2020
activism, business, Coaching, Comedy, Commercials, Consulting, Digital content, Diversity, Directors, Film & TV, film festivals, hollywood, human rights, Independent Film, LGBT, Music Videos, Politics, Producer, webseries, women, Writers
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