Karina Michel Feld
Owner | Executive producer | Coffee with Karina - Entertainment Unfiltered Podcast Tallulah Films
Member Since March 2021
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Karina Michel is an executive producer with 20+ years of experience in TV, film, and print. She’s been involved in nearly all aspects of content production. development, branding/marketing, distribution, and writing and producing for television and feature films. As the Owner and Executive Producer of production company Tallulah Films, Karina is passionate about film that matters. She is a member of The Producers Guild of America. Her films can be found on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Channel 4 and other VOD platforms and her films have screened at over 70 film festivals worldwide. "Our mission is to bring together directors, entrepreneurs, film investors, and screenwriters to produce award-winning TV and film projects. We continue to be drawn towards films that are meaningful, influential, and uplifting." Karina is a co-owner of FreshPatch.com (as seen on ABC’s Shark Tank). She is also an entertainment journalist and a host for the award winning podcast, "Coffee with Karina" - Entertainment Unfiltered.
Karina Michel Feld
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By resolving creative differences, you can unlock the potential of collaborative leadership. In a dynamic culture space, clashes of creative visions are inevitable among leaders in the business. These differences can stem from varying perspectives, artistic preferences or strategic approaches, among other reasons. However, resolving such conflicts and finding common ground is crucial for maintaining a harmonious and productive work environment. Below, Rolling Stone Culture Council leaders explore practical tips and strategies to navigate creative differences and foster collaborative solutions that honor diverse viewpoints in the workplace.

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Before jumping headfirst into the world of two businesses, it can pay dividends to see what signs might be out there pointing you in that direction.

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From being patient to keeping a positive mindset, here are the tips that will help you start a successful business. Starting a business can be an overwhelming experience, and before embarking on your entrepreneurial journey, it's often helpful to receive advice and guidance from those who have been through it before. Below, 12 Rolling Stone Culture Council members share the advice they received when starting out that still resonates with them today. By learning from the experiences of others, new business owners can gain valuable insights and inspiration to help them navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship.

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Here are some of my best tips to build rapport and become the successful leader that you already know you are.

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Being confident in who you are can go a long way toward ensuring your success. While the number of female CEOs in the U.S.—around one third of all chief executive officers—still pales in comparison to the number of male CEOs, entrepreneurship provides a great opportunity for women to get their start at the top. However, leading a business still presents challenges, especially in male-dominated industries. To help shed some light on these obstacles—and how to overcome them—12 members of Rolling Stone Culture Council each share one piece of advice they'd give fellow female entrepreneurs or aspiring business owners for how to be successful in business and why.

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At a time when most businesses are in "survival mode," it can pay to be the one that's taking risks and innovating. Running a business in the middle of a lingering pandemic, rising costs and the threat of a recession can be a daunting task for any leader. With survival as the top priority, the idea of experimenting and breaking the mold can seem like a luxury that cannot be afforded. However, businesses that want to stay relevant and competitive must continue to innovate and explore new ideas. Below, 10 Rolling Stone Culture Council members discuss some practical ways that leaders can continue to experiment and break the mold while still keeping their businesses afloat during uncertain times. By implementing these strategies, businesses can not only survive but also thrive in the face of adversity.
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Tallulah Films
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With over 20 years of experience in the entertainment business and a respected member of the Producers Guild of America, Karina brings new light to every project she takes on. Past credits include "The Us Festival 1982: The US Generation Documentary" co exec. produced by Steve Wozniak and "Enough" (2017) which featured in The Lady Filmmaker's Festival and The California Women's Festival. Documentary "Little Miss Sumo" (Walks of Life Films) premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and over 40 international festivals worldwide in 2019. "American Boyfriend" premiered at The Nashville Film Festival and La Femme Festival in LA, 2019. Tallulah Films continues to be drawn to dynamic projects with a positive message and films that make a difference. We specialize in international co-productions with new up and coming directors and also offer consulting for new filmmakers navigating the festival markets.