
Carey Kight on Military to Filmmaking, Creative Growth, and Inspiring Future Creatives
Bubba Startz welcomes Carey Kight, exploring his transition from the military to filmmaking. Carey reflects on his motivation for enlisting and early ambitions, detailing his journey in Los Angeles where he learned production and built his portfolio through branded content and advertising. His move to NYC marked a phase of creative development, leading to the launch of the Veteran Made podcast and company. Carey shares insights on applying military systems to civilian and creative projects, working alongside his spouse, and the challenges and advantages it brings. The episode concludes with a focus on Carey's recent works, passion for women's sports, and inspiring young filmmakers and creatives.
Key Points
- Carey Kight's journey from the military to filmmaking underscores the value of on-the-job training and the importance of translating skills across different fields.
- The collaboration between Carey and his wife Andrea highlights the dynamic balance of creative and logistical responsibilities in managing a successful production company.
- Carey's work, including a docuseries for the WNBA and Delta Airlines, demonstrates his commitment to storytelling in both the women's sports and military veteran spaces.
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