Director of Programming • Host of “UnWrapped” Podcast • NYC Parties & Premieres Reporter
Emily Vogel is the director of programming at TheWrap. When she isn’t organizing TheWrap’s line-up of events, she’s hosting the “UnWrapped” podcast and covering parties in NYC • emily.vogel@thewrap.com
WrapWomen LA Blog: “I loved finding talent on Vine and YouTube and using my experience and entrepreneurial thinking to help them develop their career paths,” said Babayan
TheWrap’s 9th annual shorts film festival streams online August 6 -19
WrapWomen LA Blog: “Life’s biggest challenges have the potential to be our greatest teachers and opportunities for growth,” said Brenneman
WrapWomen LA Blog: When Chinese Italian Influencer Yi Zhou isn’t posting on Instagram, she is strategizing for her brand Global Intuition, directing films and creating art
WrapWomen LA Blog: Sarah Tortoreti reveals VidCon’s new digital strategies during COVID-19 and empowers young female executives to climb the corporate ladder
Niecy Nash, Andy Allo, Caroline Aaron, Sanne Vloet and more to lead mentorship sessions at the WrapWomen event
BE Conference partners with Color of Change, The Latinx House, LA Collab and Imagine Entertainment to highlight diverse voices
WrapWomen LA Blog: “Followers are great, but they’re so much better when you know you gained them from putting out content that you feel internally good about,” said Comments by Celebs co-founders
WrapWomen LA Blog: “I am hopeful that all of the studios will engage in securing deals with female talent- creators, directors and actors,” said Kiley
Hailie Sahar, Maisie Richardson-Sellers and Andy Allo will also join WrapWomen’s mentorship event
WrapWomen LA Blog: “If the industry really wants to show it believes that Black Lives Matter, studios are going to have to reckon with the voices they’ve been marginalizing, including all of mine,” said Jones
Leading actors, directors and producers join WrapWomen’s five-day virtual mentorship event
WrapWomen LA Blog: “If you have a relationship with your Black friends built on trust and grace then they already know you support them. If not, it’s time to work on that,” said Brookes
WrapWomen LA Blog: “Anyone with a strong work ethic and a great idea can build a brand from start to finish if they are willing to put in the hours,” Vloet says
WrapWomen LA Blog: “Dateline NBC” podcast “Motive for Murder” follows a case so confound they didn’t have enough time to cover it on television
