Camille Wilson | Underrepresented Artists Advocate
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A weekly podcast about how underrepresented folks are surviving and thriving in the entertainment industry. Stay connected on Instagram @holdthedoorpod.The views and opinions expressed are those of the host and guests alone.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Camille Wilson makes entertainment career decisions tangible through candid conversations about stability, boundaries, mentorship, rest, and changing professional direction.
Camille Wilson turns entertainment work into candid career conversations, asking guests to account for decisions that are often flattened into success stories.
An agency desk can open doors and wreck your mornings; Camille Wilson helps you weigh the trade.
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A practical look at when a hobby should stay yours and when it should become paid work.
Camille Corbett's conversation on Hold the Door makes the pressure to monetize every hobby feel immediate, moving from social media brand deals to castings and the question of what deserves a rate.
A clear look at how entertainment careers reward visibility, not just effort.
Fidan Manasirova's conversation on Hold the Door frames entertainment work as something that has to be made legible, not just done well. The focus lands on a few steady habits: taking stock of what has already been accomplished, staying curious, networking proactively, and…
A grounded look at the support work and jargon that shape entertainment careers.
Camille Wilson closes the first season with a solo episode that stays close to the work behind entertainment careers. She revisits her path from NBCUniversal's West Coast Page Program to her current role as a coordinator on Netflix's Inclusion Strategy, then turns to rolling…
A clear look at support work, identity, and the unwritten rules of professional conversation.
Cameron Furtado's conversation with the host frames support work as a constant exercise in staying two steps ahead, where judgment calls matter as much as technical skill.
A grounded look at relocating for work while keeping a creative career moving.
Michaela Biocchi and Camille Wilson talk through the move from Los Angeles to Rhode Island in a way that feels practical before it feels inspirational.
A grounded reset for anyone trying to recover a creative rhythm.
This final Rest Series installment treats creative recovery as something practical, not abstract. Dami Kim moves from NBC and Westbrook into a plainspoken reflection on how The Artist's Way can help someone feel creative again after deciding that spark has gone quiet.
A candid look at the security, stress, and self-reckoning behind moving from corporate to freelance work.
Camille Wilson and Kiara Harris settle into a practical conversation about what corporate security offers, what freelancing gives up, and how a person knows it is time to move on.
A candid pivot story about leaving entertainment while still chasing creative fulfillment.
Evan Kim's conversation with Camille Wilson frames leaving entertainment as a shift in outlook as much as a career move. His path from agency life and Netflix into food and hospitality is presented less as reinvention for its own sake than as a search for creative fulfillment,…
Kaitlin Prest blends personal reenactment and Gaza war testimony across serialized documentary seasons.
Corinne Freifontes kicks off a three-part rest series with a calm, grounded conversation.
Work-life balance is not always 50-50.
Fidan Manashirova joins Hold the Door to talk about showing your value in entertainment.
Rest Part 3 closes out the Rest Series with a conversation about creative recovery.
The host opens on a familiar industry ask.
Camille Wilson sits down with Michaela Biocchi for a conversation about relocating for work.
Boundaries sit at the center of this conversation.
Camille closes season one on her own.
Kiara Harris discusses her transition from corporate to freelance roles in entertainment, sharing insights on reality TV production, the pros and cons of each path, and the importance of diversity and community.
Host Camille Wilson interviews Evan Kim about his journey from working at Netflix and WME to leaving the entertainment industry for food and hospitality.
Camille Corbett talks through the pressure to monetize everything.
Jocelyn Loren closes out season two of Hold the Door by reflecting on what it means to trust instincts.
Austin Kelly joins Hold the Door to talk about what operating in his purpose looks like while he keeps chasing animation.