Seen on the Screen with Jacqueline Coley

Jacqueline Coley

Booking Overview

This film-and-entertainment interview show focuses on personal creative journeys, filmmaking influences, career-defining projects, and behind-the-scenes perspectives, typically featuring prominent filmmakers, actors, producers, and other industry insiders. Suitable pitches include established film and television talent with a current release, distinctive creative process, major career milestone, or meaningful cultural perspective; booking difficulty is high because recent guests are high-profile entertainment professionals.

Metrics

Episodes: 63

Frequency: Biweekly

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Instagram: 22.0k followers

Contact Information

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Host

Jacqueline Coley - Awards Editor at Rotten Tomatoes with expertise in film criticism, awards coverage, and entertainment journalism.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high

Typical Credentials:

Established filmmakers, actors, producers, or other entertainment professionals with prominent credits, major studio or acclaimed independent projects, award recognition, or a current release with a compelling creative or career story.

Required Achievements:

Major film or television credits, Award nominations or wins, Leading or executive-producing roles on notable projects, Established careers in directing, acting, animation, or film production, Current work on high-profile theatrical or streaming releases

Recent Guest Discussions

Januel Mercado - Developing Forgotten Island From A 20-year Creative Friendship; Animated Storytelling; Memory; Filipino Cultural Influences; And The Pair’s Work As Dreamworks Story Artists.

Joel Crawford - Creating Forgotten Island With Longtime Creative Partner Januel Mercado; Animation; Friendship And Memory; Lessons From Puss In Boots: The Last Wish; And Cinematic Influences.

Liza Soberano - Voicing Raissa; Friendship And Filipino Culture; Recording The Film’s Song; Collaboration With H.e.r.; And Representing Filipino Culture For A Global Audience.

H.E.R. - Voicing Jo; Writing The Film’s Original Song; Working With Liza Soberano; Filipino Cultural Representation; And Translating Personal Experiences Into Performance.

Zach Cregger - Adapting Resident Evil; Practical Effects And Stunt Work; His Creative Process; The Development Of Barbarian And Weapons; Comedy’s Influence On His Filmmaking; And Video-game Inspiration.

Recent Topics

Film, Film Industry, Filmmaking, Acting, Animation

Episodes

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Seen on the Screen with Jacqueline Coley

Directors Joel Crawford & Januel Mercado, the Best Friends Behind Forgotten Island

September 16, 2026

Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado have spent much of the past twenty years making each other laugh. After instantly hitting it off as storyboard artists on Kung Fu Panda 2, the pair went on to become best friends and creative partners, earning a reputation for boundary-pushing animated storytelling with The Croods: A New Age and the Oscar-nominated Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. Now, they're back with Forgotten Island, an original animated adventure inspired by Filipino folklore about two best ...

H.E.R. & Liza Soberano on Friendship, Filipino Culture, and Forgotten Island

September 08, 2026

H.E.R. and Liza Soberano are no strangers to the spotlight. With acclaimed albums, world tours, 5 Grammys and an Academy Award, H.E.R. is just getting started. Meanwhile, Liza is a celebrated actress in the Philippines, known for her roles in hits like Alone/Together, My Ex and Whys, and Forevermore. But their new project, DreamWorks Animation’s Forgotten Island, marks an exciting new chapter in both of their careers. A wholly original concept from the directors of&nb...

Filmmaker Zach Cregger Talks Weapons, Barbarian, and Resident Evil

September 01, 2026

Nobody can predict where a Zach Cregger movie is going to take them… not even Zach Cregger. Since starting his career in sketch comedy, Cregger has gone on to become one of the most talked-about filmmakers in horror – earning acclaim for the perspective-shifting, expectation-subverting storytelling showcased in Barbarian and Weapons, the latter of which earned Amy Madigan an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Now, he’s bringing his signature vision to Resident Evil...

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