Hollywood IQ

Hollywood IQ appears to offer PR-friendly access to education-focused professionals within the film/TV space. The show favors subject-matter experts (e.g., educators and workforce development leaders) over celebrities, making it a strong channel for education- or nonprofit-aligned storytelling and partnerships. Booking opportunities seem strongest with educators, program leads, and nonprofit partners aiming to bridge education and industry.

3 episodes, Weekly, 5.0 rating

<1k, Female, USA

rikarlo@sunwisemedia.com

Hollywood IQ is a community where creators, storytellers, and innovators come together. We explore the strategies and tools you need to thrive in film, TV, digital content, and music — bridging the gap between Hollywood’s legacy industry and today’s fast-moving digital creator economy. Each week, we break down the business of creativity, sharing insights and lessons that help turn passion into profit — together.

Ri-Karlo Handy

Entrepreneurship, Business, Education, How To

Education professionals with expertise bridging classrooms and media production, or industry professionals with teaching/community-outreach background

Led or collaborated on workforce training programs, Implemented pre-apprenticeship or industry-education curricula, Recognized within local education or media education communities

Amy Woods - Pre-apprenticeship Programs, Handy Foundation Resources, PBS Student Reporting, Non-fiction Editing And Storytelling

education, film production, media arts, workforce training, pre-apprenticeship, PBS Student Reporting, education-to-industry pathways, teacher resources, unscripted, docu-dramas