Episode 68- Sarah Moshman

How can we utilize storytelling to change the world around us? Today’s guest is Emmy award winning documentary filmmaker, TedX speaker, and empowering storyteller with a background in television, Sarah Moshman! Sarah aims to tell stories with strong female role models to uplift, inform, and inspire the world around her. 

Sarah’s work has been featured on Netflix, PBS, Upworthy, Marie Claire, CNN, and Good Morning America. Sarah has directed and produced 3 feature-length documentaries: The Empowerment Project: Ordinary Women Doing Extraordinary Things (2014), Losing Sight of Shore (2017) and NEVERTHELESS (2020) and her latest film is a narrative short about the 1st mother in space entitled UNBOUND starring Lauren Lapkus. Sarah is dedicated to telling stories that uplift, inform and inspire as well as showcase strong female role models on screen.Prior to focusing on documentaries Sarah worked as a field producer on the hit ABC show Dancing with the Stars for 10 seasons as well as shows on NBC, MTV, Lifetime, Bravo and the Food Network. She also directs branded content for EllenTube, Tastemade, Mattel, AT&T and more. Sarah is an inspiring public speaker, author, and an adjunct professor in documentary film, passionate about empowering the next generation of storytellers.

In this episode, we have a meaningful discussion about the true power of cinema, storytelling, and narrative. We get to hear about the important lessons of self-discovery and action Sarah learned during her filmmaking journeys, and how she seeks to redefine what ‘extraordinary’ really means. Through it all, we’ll explore how to empower the next generation, create lasting ripple effects, and serve others by telling stories that matter. Join us in uncovering the inner power our narratives hold!