“And the folks at Marvel TV that I sat with loved what I said about my vision for it and, honestly, the action thing never came up.”“I learned so much doing [‘Cloak & Dagger’], but it also started getting me in the conversation, talking to Marvel on the film side, and then I got into the room for ‘Silver and Black.’ And that was a huge deal,” she continued.Though the Sony-Marvel film ultimately didn’t move forward, Prince-Bythewood said, “Everything I learned in that year and a half working on it, I was able to take to ‘The Old Guard,’ so that it wasn’t suddenly this giant leap, it was just a step.”When the conversation opened up to questions from the students, people asked for advice about job searching in the time of COVID-19 and how Prince-Bythewood and Brock Akil have navigated Hollywood as Black women when the industry is dominated by a white male perspective.
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The Television Academy consists of 30 Peer Groups, each representing specific fields of expertise within the television industry. Prince-Bythewood began by acknowledging the systematic racism in Hollywood, saying, “There’s no doubt it’s there.” [But] I’ll never get a chance to because Hollywood sucks.’ Having my younger son say to me ‘How come I don’t get to see myself as a superhero?’ — in my mind, I’m like ‘Wow, I’m an artist and I’m not giving my boys this thing that they need and that they crave,’” Prince-Bythewood recalled.Prince-Bythewood also discussed her breakthrough into the action genre, pointing to directing the pilot for Marvel’s “Cloak & Dagger” as an important step along the way.But shortly after this realization, Marvel came calling with a script for the Freeform show.“So when ‘The Old Guard’ happened, that was Skydance being intentional on wanting a female director for the property,” she continued. The possibilities for television and our industry are unlimited!Here you will find information about all facets of the Academy and its Foundation including events, networking and professional enrichment.Join us for the Emmy Awards celebration! And I did that because I realized very quickly nobody is gonna just send scripts to me the direct, so I have to create my own opportunities,” Prince-Bythewood explained. We are the forum that brings television professionals together to spark new ideas and drive the platforms of storytelling. We do not share your or your child’s information. What can I push?’ And I knew that I could push great character and story,” she said.