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Jen Proctor loved being a performer. But when her dream to be a professional singer ended, she pledged to be a good person in the entertainment industry, something she knew wasn't a given. So in 2015, she launched her agency Cultivated Entertainment and works with clients like Meta, Pharrell, Drew Barrymore, the Obama Foundation, Stand Up for Cancer, and the Primetime Emmy Awards. She's built her agency based on the vision of seeing a need and filling it. So if you're interested in working with talent from actors to TikTok stars, this episode is for you.    Listen to Nathan and Jen discuss: Her early career as a field producer at Fox Why everything is an emergency in the entertainment industry Cultivating a superpower around talent Myths about working with celebrities and talent Why honesty is an essential part of relationship building Why she'll never forget an hour she had with Betty White  Working on the Dear Class of 2020 project with the Obama's  Negotiating and talent search tips   The three gatekeepers of celebrity talent Short-lead versus long-lead talent And much more talent relations strategies…       Who do you want to see next on the podcast? Comment and let us know! And don't forget to leave us a 5-star review if you loved this episode.   Wait, there's more… If you enjoy the Foundr podcast, check out our free trainings. Get exclusive, actionable advice from some of the world's best entrepreneurs.    Speak with our friendly course experts to get clarity on the next steps for your idea, business or career. You will get tailored insights from results achieved by our proven practitioners as well as thousands of students. Book a call now...    For more Foundr content, follow us on your favorite platform:  Foundr.com Instagram YouTube Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Magazine

Jen Proctor a true entrepreneur and taste maker in the sense it's hard to define and contain what she does because there are no limitations. Jen is the founder and CEO of Cultivated Entertainment a media, brand, talent consultancy agency they create relationships and unforgettable experiences. They work with the likes of the Drew Barrymore Show, Meta, Youtube, Nike and the list goes on. In the last 2 years Jen has managed to grow CE to unbelievable heights, take on more staff, have 2 kids and somehow stay grounded. We talk about how she got into the industry, starting her own business, ups and downs a long the way and we get some inside knowledge on how Hollywood and TV shows actually work. Jen is a true inspiration - a Mum and businesswoman we love and admire so much. Enjoy x Follow Jen here@jenproc@cultivatedentertainmentStay up to date with the Tully & Sarah @tullyhumphrey @spasini To shop Tully Lou visitwww.tullylou.com.au @tullylou Fefi -We simplify investing & educate women on stocks & crypto to close the financial gap. @fefi_au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“The art of negotiation is about so much more than dollars.” —  Jen Proctor.  Negotiation is a huge part of doing business successfully, but entrepreneurs aren't given how-to manuals along with their business licences. Luckily, today's guest happens to have a ton of experience — and is willing to share some great insights!   Jen Proctor launched her career working with prestigious talent agencies, learning the ins and outs of negotiating (from BOTH sides) before deciding that it was time to launch her own. In 2017, she founded Cultivated Entertainment, her full-service talent booking agency. Over the last year, the agency's small team executed over 50 projects, including the 72nd Emmy Awards (the first major award ceremony to have a virtual format), The Drew Barrymore Show, and the Obamas' Dear Class of 2020.Being able to land and succeed with these huge projects takes stellar negotiating skills. Many people tend to be shortsighted in their negotiations and miss out on non-monetary benefits. “If you're not open to at least hearing the other side, then it's never going to work out,” Jen explains. “The way that I really approach things is almost with empathy… that, in turn, gives you a leg up and a little bit of power and a little more understanding.”     In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you'll discover:‌ ‌>> Common negotiation issues that may hold you back from getting what you need.  >> How & why to look beyond the cash in negotiations.  >> Jen's top tips for effective negotiation.   About Jen Proctor: Jen Proctor is a new mom, an Emmy-winning producer, CEO and founder of Cultivated Entertainment, a one-of-a-kind full-service talent booking agency. Jen is a behind-the-scenes creative powerhouse, hired by big brands and companies to secure the right talent for any event or project, as a talent booker or talent producer.   Highlights:‌ ‌02:04  Meet Jen Proctor;  02:24  Cultivated Entertainment;  03:50  Service breakdown; 05:38  Common negotiation problems;  08:35  Negotiation stories;  10:11  Negotiation tips;  13:31  Relationship-building;  15:09  Emmy Awards;  18:52  Drew Barrymore;  23:10  Challenges;  00:00  Takeaway. ‌ Links:‌Jen Proctorhttps://www.cultivatedent.comInstagram: @cultivatedent  The Business Society: https://thebusinesssociety.co5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom: https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/5-step-roadmap-to-biz-finance-freedomBiz Basics - https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/biz-finance-basicsThe 20 Minute Money Method: https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/the-20-minute-money-methodConfident Cash: https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/confident-cashPersonal Finance Money Method: https://melissa-houston-cpa-cga.mykajabi.com/person-finance-money-method  Work with me: https://www.melissahoustoncpa.com/work-with-me

In this episode, JNP talks with Jason Mittell, Professor of Film and Medias Culture at Middlebury College in Vermont. Author of several key manuscripts on television culture, Prof. Mittell is also a key figure in the development of videographic criticism in film and media studies. He and his colleague, Prof. Christian Keathly, have since 2015 offered several two-week intensive workshops on videographic criticism for scholars. Our discussion focused on the history of videographic criticism, its roots in avant garde film and video work, its connection to the digital humanities, as well as current practices and pedagogies. For more on videographic criticism, you can visit the website The Videographic Essay: Practice and Pedagogy (http://videographicessay.org/works/videographic-essay/index). You can also see examples of published videographic criticism at [in]Transition (http://mediacommons.org/intransition/). And check out Jason’s own videographic work on his Vimeo channel. (https://vimeo.com/jmittell) As a special treat, you can watch Jen Proctor’s remake of “A Movie” by Bruce Connors right here. (https://vimeo.com/11531028) And have a listen to The Video Essay Podcast (https://thevideoessay.com/work), hosted by Will DiGravio.

Jen Proctor is the founder and CEO of the full-service talent consulting firm Cultivated Entertainment. She is responsible for bringing talent, newsmakers, and tastemakers to various platforms such as TV, digital, live, brands, and events. She approaches every aspect of her business and life with compassion and contributes her success to incredible relationships and trust. She is such a hard worker, and the Mommy Millionaires need to know her and find a way to take a sliver of her personality and work ethic and apply it to what they do. You Will Hear About: [02:55] How Jen is dealing with quarantine [06:32] How Jen ended up where she’s at today [10:30] Cultivating an intrapreneur mindset [12:53] The key skills you need for working in the talent industry [15:45] How to create authentic relationships without being sleazy [22:35] Tips for negotiating as a female [28:43] How Jen built up her own agency [33:26] Being a successful CEO as well as an entrepreneur Resources: Learn more: cultivatedent.com (https://www.cultivatedent.com) Instagram: @cultivatedentertainment (https://www.instagram.com/cultivatedentertainment/) LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/cultivatedentertainment (https://www.linkedin.com/company/cultivatedentertainment/) Twitter: twitter.com/cultivatedent (https://twitter.com/cultivatedent) Facebook: facebook.com/cultivatedent (https://www.facebook.com/cultivatedent/) Podcast: Cultivated Conversations (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cultivated-conversations/id1380036020) Are you enjoying the show? I want to know! Click here to leave a review on Apple Podcasts (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1370982175) . Mommy Millionaire is a production of (http://crate.media)

In this bonus episode, cohosts Bart and Chris revisit their favorite documentaries of 2019, and then invite, each in turn, all the podcast’s Season 7 guest hosts to chat about their favorites. Those guests, in order of appearance, are: Sedika Mojadidi, Betsy McLane, Anuradha Rana, Jennifer Proctor, Sonali Gulati and Patricia Aufderheide. Given how many films Chris and Bart always watch, they each listed ten films, while each guest host only listed five. Enjoy, and see you in 2020! Chris’s List (in alphabetical order): American Factory (Steven Bognar/Julia Reichert) Apollo 11 (Todd Douglas Miller) The Brink (Alison Klayman) Cold Case Hammarskjöld (Mads Brügger) Los Reyes (Iván Osnovikoff/Bettina Perut) Maiden (Alex Holmes) Mike Wallace Is Here (Avi Belkin) One Child Nation (Nanfu Wang/Lynn Zhang) Pahokee (Patrick Bresnan/Ivete Lucas) Tell Me Who I Am (Ed Perkins) Bart’s List (in alphabetical order): Amazing Grace (Alan Elliott/Sydney Pollack) American Factory (Steven Bognar/Julia Reichert) Apollo 11 (Todd Douglas Miller) Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops (Jenifer McShane) Flannery (Elizabeth Coffman/Mark Bosco) Hail Satan? (Penny Lane) Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound (Midge Costin) Midnight Traveler (Hassan Fazili) Mike Wallace Is Here (Avi Belkin) Pahokee (Patrick Bresnan/Ivete Lucas) Sedika’s List (in alphabetical order): Amazing Grace (Alan Elliott/Sydney Pollack) American Factory (Steven Bognar/Julia Reichert) Honeyland (Tamara Kotevska/Ljubomir Stefanov) Midnight Traveler (Hassan Fazili) One Child Nation (Nanfu Wang/Lynn Zhang) Betsy’s List (in alphabetical order): American Factory (Steven Bognar/Julia Reichert) The Cave (Feras Fayyad) College Behind Bars (Lynn Novick) Fire in Paradise (Zackary Canepari/Drea Cooper) Tell Me Who I Am (Ed Perkins) Anuradha’s List (in alphabetical order): The Biggest Little Farm (John Chester) The Distant Barking of Dogs (Simon Lereng Wilmont) One Child Nation (Nanfu Wang/Lynn Zhang) Our Time Machine (S. Leo Chiang/Yang Sun) Reason (Anand Patwardhan) Jennifer’s List (in alphabetical order): Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened (Chris Smith) Fyre Fraud (Jenner Furst/Julia Willoughby Nason) Hail Satan? (Penny Lane) The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley (Alex Gibney) Maiden (Alex Holmes) Sonali’s List (in alphabetical order): Always in Season (Jacqueline Olive) Apollo 11 (Todd Douglas Miller) The Biggest Little Farm (John Chester) Breaking Their Silence: Women on the Frontline of the Poaching War (Kerry David) One Child Nation (Nanfu Wang/Lynn Zhang) Patricia’s List (in alphabetical order): The Apollo (Roger Ross Williams) For Sama (Waad al-Kateab/Edward Watts) Our Time Machine (S. Leo Chiang/Yang Sun) Smog Town (Meng Han) A Woman's Work: The NFL's Cheerleader Problem (Yu Gu) Timestamps: 00:46 – Intro + Chris and Bart’s respective Top 10 lists 08:39 – Sedika Mojadidi’s top docs of the year 16:49 – Betsy McLane’s top docs of the year 24:33 – Anu Rana’s top docs of the year 30:08 – Jen Proctor’s top docs of the year 37:32 – Sonali Gulati’s top docs of the year 42:46 – Pat Aufderheide’s top docs of the year 51:03 – End credits Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Editing by Christopher Llewellyn Reed Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)

Jen Proctor is a video essayist, filmmaker, media artist, and professor at the University of Michigan - Dearborn. On this week's show we discuss the difference between those terms, what a video essay is, and a whole lot more. Jen and Will discuss her found footage film, Nothing a Little Soap and Water Can't Fix, and Martin Arnold's 1988 found footage film, Pièce Touchée.

On this episode, Ameé speaks with Jen Proctor, the founder and CEO of Cultivated Entertainment, a highly successful talent booking agency out of LA and New York, about losing her mother to suicide when Jen was only 13 years old. Now, where the loss of a parent can be the kind of trauma that devastates you for life, for Jen it was that tragedy that instilled an inner compass for which she would make balance, wellness and well-being a top priority in her life. And Jen is here with Ameé to talk about her experience and to share with listeners how she turned tragedy into triumph. In this episode you will hear: The story of her mom and her mental health strugglesWhat did her support network look like after her mom’s death?How did the experience change her – positively and negativelyWas there anything that could have been better or different in terms of support at that time that could have improved any outcomes for her?What her key messages are for others who have suffered the same tragedyResourcesJen's Company, Cultivated Entertainment Website

With more than a decade in the entertainment business Jen Proctor has CULTIVATED the experience and relationships to produce exceptional results. There is no one with the depth of knowledge, contacts and relationships that Jen and her team have. They are experts in all types of talent from A-list actors, musicians, influencers, tastemakers, athletes, chefs, lifestyle experts, journalists and more. We sat down with Jen in LA to talk about what it takes to make a star!

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Chris and Lori’s course, Become Aligned How Jen’s dream of becoming the next Britney Spears has transformed to where she is now Running a relationship-based business Setting boundaries with clients Practicing self-care even when things are hectic Talking about things, even when they’re awkward or hard Jen’s favorite places to travel Why people should stop telling women to freeze their eggs   Resources: cultivatedent.com Cultivated Conversations podcast Instagram: @cultivatedentertainment Email: hello@cultivatedent.com   Show Notes:Jen Proctor left a very lucrative career as the head of talent with a Sony subsidiary to start her business, Cultivated Entertainment, because she wanted to be her own boss. Her company has scaled massively in the last six months and she’s really had to ask what are the aims behind the goals that she’s setting. In this conversation we talk about all the hard things that go along with being an entrepreneur because, as Jen says, nobody knows what the heck they’re doing!   Question Highlights: What makes your business unique? How do we create a belief that we’re ready for the next step? How do we know when we’ve really thought a goal through? How do you cultivate relationships with celebrities like David Spade and business like Disney? What are you struggling with right now?   Guest Bio: Jen Proctor is the CEO and founder of the full-service talent consulting firm Cultivated Entertainment. She is responsible for bringing talent, newsmakers and tastemakers to various platforms like TV, digital, live, brands and events. Jen approaches every aspect of her life and business with compassion and contributes her success to building incredible relationships and trust. Earn Your Happy is a production of Crate Media

Jen Proctor is the CEO and founder of the full-service talent consulting firm, Cultivated Entertainment. She is responsible for bringing talent, news makers and tastemakers to various platforms like TV, digital, live and events. In this Inspired Conversation we talk about how Jen approaches every aspect of her life and business with compassion. Learn. Create. Thrive. www.InspiredConversations.net www.AmySchuber.com

ABOUT “Lead with compassion and compassion only.” This is the mantra that fuels Jen Proctor, Founder & CEO of Cultivated Entertainment, both professionally and personally. Cultivated Entertainment is a full-service talent consulting firm that connects entertainment entities and brands with talent across campaigns, media, events, and more. Jen is an integral part of every synergy created and oversees all accounts. Compassion remains the cornerstone of her business strategy; Jen's warmth and energy have solidified her as one of the industry's go-to experts in talent development, casting, producing and booking. Cultivated Entertainment's clients range from traditional television and production studios to cutting-edge streaming services and global consumer brands. For every project, Jen and her team utilize years of experience, data-driven insights and trend research to go above and beyond client expectations. Complete transparency and client collaboration throughout the entire process are of the utmost importance in all that Cultivated Entertainment does- reinforcing this compassionate mantra. Jen's immense knowledge and understanding of talent and the entertainment industry is a culmination of all her work experience prior to the launch of Cultivated. Just before launching the company, Jen was the Head of Talent for Embassy Row, Sony Pictures Televisions' TV and digital production company. There, she oversaw the development and booking of talent for all productions from inception to completion. She also held roles as Head of Talent for a cable network's daily talk show, was an Entertainment field producer for Fox News and worked on the talent representation side, on the booking desks of CAA and ICM. There is no such thing as ‘off the clock' for Jen, she is working every day to create and cultivate new relationships. People are her utmost priority in life and business. SHOW NOTES 1. Always trust your gut. No matter how far along you are in your career or business, make every decision from your gut- it will never steer you wrong. 2. Put people first. Relationships are everything. The people you work with matter more than any dollar amount. 3. Enjoy it. Pause. Take it all in. Often times we get moving so quickly that we forget to take a minute and relish in the moment. QUOTES "There is a place for you and a space for you and if you follow what is innately inside of you, you're going to find it." FOLLOW https://www.cultivatedent.com/ https://www.facebook.com/cultivatedent/ https://www.instagram.com/cultivatedentertainment/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ L I ＫＥ | ＣＯＭＭＥＮＴ | ＳＨＡＲＥ | ＳＵＢＳＣＲＩＢＥ Grab a copy of my Bestselling book: The La Dolce Vita Formula: A Woman's Guide to a Fearless and Fabulous Life! http://www.FearlessandFabulousBook.com FOLLOW ME AT: Website: http://www.heatherpicken.com/ http://www.FierceFemme.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heatherpicken Twitter: https://twitter.com/heatherpicken Instagram: @heatherpicken @fiercefemmewines iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/la-dolce-vita-formula-for-fabulous-living-attract-elite/id979298934?mt=2&ls=1 ( Click%20here%20for%20Itunes ) #HeatherPicken #LaDolceVitaLife #entrepreneur #BusinessAccelerator #HighPerformanceCoach #AttractEliteClients #HowtobeSuccessfulOnline #OprahInspiration #MarieForleo #TheFormulaForFabulousLiving - ABOUT - Heather Picken is a renowned Success and Business Coach, Creator of La Dolce Vita: The Formula For Fabulous LivingTM. Heather is also the founder of Fierce Femme Wines, Professional Speaker, Workshop Leader For Women Performance using Neuroscience and Show Host. She teaches women how to own their power, breakthrough limitations, and master all areas of their life.

Jen Proctor is the founder and CEO of Cultivated Entertainment. They work hand in hand with clients to research, identify and secure the perfect talent for various projects. Just before launching the company, Jen was the Head of Talent for Embassy Row, Sony Pictures TV and digital production company. In this episode, we discuss knowing your worth, getting over a fear mentality around money, believing in yourself, and growing a company. Show Notes: NacheSnow.com/73

In this special Season 1 Finale episode of Cultivated Conversations, we put our host Jen Proctor in the interview seat. Listen to Megan Holiday interview our beloved Cultivator about her life story and learn about the pivotal moments from her childhood & career that have molded her into the woman she is today. This episode is for all our listeners who have followed along this season: no matter what struggles come your way, let Jen’s story be a reminder that there is always a way to come back stronger.

We talk with Jen Proctor, Founder & CEO of Cultivated Entertainment about Navigating the Pressures of Entrepreneurship. Jen certainly knows high pressure. She runs a full-service talent consulting firm in Los Angeles and has worked with some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry. Jen talks about leading with compassion, a mantra that fuels her. She also talks about losing her mother to suicide and how that has shaped who she is today. Jen shares tips on how she takes care of herself amidst the pressure of running her own business, managing clients and life in general. Episode Highlights: On self care: Balance and self care have to be worked on every day. She works out every morning for an hour without her phone. Tune into your body and mind. It’s important to first and foremost have compassion for yourself. Allow yourself to feel whatever you’re feeling it whenever you are feeling it. On sales and taking on the right work: Does this align with my values. Project by project. Set boundaries. A good way to do that is focusing on finances. Don’t work with those that aren’t committed with a budget. Own your work. Saying no can legitimize you. Try to understand the person you are trying to make the deal with. You don’t know what that person has been through. Give them a chance to show you who they are. On managing high pressure projects: Soak in there demands or whatever they are doing and don’t react right away. Put yourself in their shoes before answering and come to a level where you can actually communicate with that person. Human to human connection can resolve so much. Jen Proctor "Lead with compassion and compassion only.” This is the mantra that fuels Jen Proctor, Founder & CEO of Cultivated Entertainment, both professionally and personally. Cultivated Entertainment is a full-service talent consulting firm that connects entertainment entities and brands with talent across campaigns, media, events, and more. Jen is an integral part of every synergy created and oversees all accounts. Compassion remains the cornerstone of her business strategy; Jen’s warmth and energy have solidified her as one of the industry’s go-to experts in talent development, casting, producing and booking.   Cultivated Entertainment’s clients range from traditional television and production studios to cutting-edge streaming services and global consumer brands. For every project, Jen and her team utilize years of experience, data-driven insights and trend research to go above and beyond client expectations. Complete transparency and client collaboration throughout the entire process are of the utmost importance in all that Cultivated Entertainment does- reinforcing this compassionate mantra.     Jen’s immense knowledge and understanding of talent and the entertainment industry is a culmination of all her work experience prior to the launch of Cultivated. Just before launching the company, Jen was the Head of Talent for Embassy Row, Sony Pictures Televisions’ TV and digital production company. There, she oversaw the development and booking of talent for all productions from inception to completion. She also held roles as Head of Talent for a cable network’s daily talk show, was an Entertainment field producer for Fox News and worked on the talent representation side, on the booking desks of CAA and ICM. There is no such thing as  ‘off the clock’ for Jen, she is working everyday to create and cultivate new relationships. People are her utmost priority in life and business." You can find Jen online at:https://www.cultivatedent.com/ @Cultivatedentertainment Cultivated Conversations Podcast Suicide Prevention Lifeline: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ Download the FREE Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit If you are thinking about starting a business or side hustle, check out our Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit. The kit gives you tools and inspiration to start thinking like a fempreneur and start designing the life you want! You’ll receive a guided meditation to help you figure out your vision, a budget worksheet to see what you need financially to make a go of it, daily practices including printable worksheets and daily affirmations to help you keep your head up when your confidence is waning. Again, it’s free and it’s available at leanthef-ckout.com/launchkit. Music: Sunshine by The Icicles

Today’s guest, Heidi Stevens, left a lucrative career in the real estate business to follow her passion in business & mindset coaching. Having always felt called to personal development, Heidi sought out to make her dreams a reality. Now, she coaches women in creative industries to aim higher, dream bigger, and create goals that they can reach - including our very own Jen Proctor. This episode unveils her spiritually grounded approach to coaching all types of women to believe that they can indeed have it all.

Developing the right relationships, understanding growth and scale, maintaining the right culture, the way you treat people.

This compelling new series of specially curated conversations from powerful, ambitious tastemakers takes off with a special introduction from our host, Jen Proctor of Cultivated Entertainment.   Want more? Check out the amazing things Jen and her company are doing @CultivatedEntertainment

Jen Proctor is a filmmaker and Associate Professor in Journalism and Screen Studies at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, where she teaches courses in video production film media studies. Her pedagogical research focuses on strategies of inclusion in media production classrooms. Jonathan Rattner is a filmmaker and Assistant Professor in the Cinema & Media Arts Program and the Art Department at Vanderbilt University. In addition to teaching the introductory and senior capstone film and video production courses, he currently teaches 16mm Film Production, Documentary, and The Cinematic Essay.