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WeTalk — Seattle Storytellers: Lynn Shelton and Megan Griffiths

Ondi Timoner kicks off her new female-centric talk show by sitting down with two longtime friends and cinematic collaborators.

WeTalk is a new talk show for and about the women shaping our culture. The mission of WeTalk to bring together women who are blazing new paths across arts, entrepreneurship, technology and government, in unique combinations, to spark new ideas and creations.

On the first episode of WeTalk, host Ondi Timoner speaks with award-winning storytellers Lynn Shelton and Megan Griffiths who premiered their new films, Outside In and Sadie, respectively, at SXSW in March 2018. Get a sneak peak at their films and hear Lynn and Megan speak candidly about crafting authentic human stories while sharing insights on navigating a film set as a woman director.

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