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Nell Riley
Creative Marketing, Original Series
Nell Riley is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in media and marketing. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies from the University of Pittsburgh and has also studied at Semester At Sea / ISE. Nell has a rich history of working with top-tier companies in various creative and marketing roles.
Highlights
Have you ever thought to yourself: you know what doesn’t exist? A dark comedy about a miscarriage and the immense, insurmountable pain that comes right after it. Maybe there’s even…I don’t know…a talking puppet in there somewhere - a zany little character that helps the protagonist through the stages of grief.
This was my exact thought as I was mid-miscarriage a few years ago, quickly followed by “Why do I feel so alone if this happens to so many women?“. I didn’t want more stats about how common these were or more “everything happens for a reason”s. They say make art out of pain so that’s what we did. Enter: Missed.
Missed is a short film about a woman who has a miscarriage and is forced to grapple with the loss for something she doesn’t fully understand. For such a pervasive experience, the lack of art addressing miscarriages is surprising and sad. I wish I had something like Missed when I was going through my miscarriage. Something that didn’t reduce my experience into a statistic. Something that would make me feel like I didn’t have to just get over it.
We are raising money to fund this short film and would be so honored if you joined the team by supporting on Seed & Spark. More info below ❤️
It's A Sin launches today on HBO Max and I couldn't be more excited for everyone to experience this series. It's such a beautiful story - a (timely) reminder to not let fear stand in the way of action (also don't take my word for it, the reviews are in and um, they're glowing 💖).
To support on social, we’ve worked with a mix of 50 activists, HIV/AIDS organizations, celebs and show talent who will each be posting a unique truth that encompasses what it was like to be part of the LGBTQ+ community during the height of the AIDS epidemic. For every post, HBO Max is donating to Prevention Access Campaign to support a community who was so affected and so forgotten for too long. Find all the facts, help fight stigma, and tell everyone.
