I won't tell you that it's gonna be okay.

I won't tell you that it's going to be okay.

All right, and welcome to another episode of a

MacArthur Cellis podcast.

Today we have somebody who I can tell has probably been doing a lot of these interviews and doing a press run but she still looks

amazingly refreshed but none other than Belilay but Kelly. How are you doing today? Talk to me about that first. What's going on? I know this press I've been on press runs before.

Talk to me about how you're feeling about where you are and it's just one laptop interview after another.

Now, you know, I'm still processing it like as a filmmaker to be able to share my work with the world is such an honor and every every conversation has been really hard opening.

So my show is unique in that we ask the same question to start our interviews with everyone from

Sicily Tyson to Jada Pinkett to Deshaun Watson or

whomever it may be Hillary Clinton and now you, which is to just walk us through the

arc of your career because you began modeling at a young age

and you've been in beauty campaigns, you've been in magazines,

etc.

And you, I don't want to say recently about a decade ago

that you begin this this journey and

documentary filmmaking.

Just talk us through the arc of your career and how you ended up in a place where now you're on Amazon Prime, which is pretty dope in itself.

It is, and it's surreal. Yeah, I started, you know, and I thought actually it was going to be a dentist. I was pre-med,

freshman college and I was discovered by a photographer on my way to class and

became a model, moved to New York and had a career for almost 15 years.

And but you know that modeling also helped me sort of fund my passion.

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