S2 EP 26: Harley Wallen’s Journey: Indie Film & Powerful Storytelling
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S2 EP 26: Harley Wallen’s Journey: Indie Film & Powerful Storytelling
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As the founder of Painted Creek Productions, Harley has directed and produced films like Betrayed, The Devil’s Left Hand (100% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes), and Ash and Bone. In 2025, he’s bringing even more impactful stories to life with projects such as:
• Fathers – A psychological horror/thriller that dives deep into complex relationships
• Final Recovery – A Christmas-themed thriller exploring the opioid crisis
• Finding Nicole – A gripping true story featured on Inside Evil with Chris Cuomo
In this episode, Harley shares his journey from acting to directing, how he built his own production company, and the importance of storytelling in today’s world. He discusses collaborating with industry legends and championing emerging talents.
If you’re passionate about filmmaking or chasing your creative dreams, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for a conversation filled with inspiration, resilience, and valuable insights into the world of indie cinema.
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