Aiko Little
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In this engaging conversation, Aiko Little shares their journey as a writer and actor, discussing their influences, career development, and the importance of creating opportunities for themself and others. They emphasizes the significance of pursuing education and passion, while also encouraging young creatives to embrace their unique paths. Aiko reflects on their experiences in the foster care system and how they shaped their perspective on success and storytelling. The discussion concludes with Aiko's advice for the next generation and their aspirations for the future.
Takeaways:
- Aiko Little emphasizes the importance of pursuing education and passion as foundational elements for personal and professional growth.
- Their journey through the foster care system profoundly shaped their understanding of success and the nature of storytelling.
- In thier role within the Writers Guild, they advocates for amplifying indigenous voices in the creative industry, striving for inclusivity and representation.
- Aiko encourages young creatives to embrace their unique paths and pursue opportunities that may initially seem out of reach.
- They reflect on how their influences, including matriarchs and comedic figures, have shaped their artistic voice and perspective.
- Aiko aspires to create formalized training opportunities for indigenous youth, highlighting the necessity of mentorship and support.
Links referenced in this episode:
- elevenwarriorarts.com
Companies mentioned in this episode:
- Writers Guild of America
- Amazon
- Wong Fu Productions
- Starkid Productions
- American Conservatory Theater
- Tia LeClaire
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