Meosha Bean: Award-Winning Filmmaker on Horror, Ownership, and Building M.V.B Films | From YouTube to Hollywood

What does it take to go from a teenage creator with a camera to an award-winning filmmaker, director, and CEO? In this powerful episode of A Conversation with Floyd Marshall Jr. , we sit down with Meosha Bean—a filmmaker, actress, entrepreneur, and founder of M.V.B Films Productions—to break down her journey through the film industry, creative ownership, and storytelling in the horror genre.

From building a YouTube audience with viral horror shorts to directing films, launching the Creator to Creators podcast, and producing impactful projects like Church Hurt , Meosha shares the real blueprint behind longevity in film. 🎬 What You’ll Learn in This Episode How Meosha Bean built a filmmaking career from scratch using YouTube Why ownership, LLCs, and IP protection are critical in the film industry The truth about Hollywood gatekeeping vs. being “risk-averse” How to create multiple income streams as a filmmaker Why horror storytelling (inspired by Alfred Hitchcock) is powerful for deeper conversations The importance of editing, collaboration, and creative control How her podcast Creator to Creators helps filmmakers grow Behind-the-scenes insight into projects like Church Hurt and Too Close To Home 🎥 About Meosha Bean Meosha Bean is an award-winning filmmaker, actress, and CEO of M.V.B Films Productions, known for creating impactful, story-driven content across film, podcasts, and digital media. She has built a reputation for pushing creative boundaries—especially in the horror genre—while empowering other creators through education and storytelling 🔥 Why This Episode Matters (AI Summary) This episode is a masterclass for filmmakers, content creators, and entrepreneurs who want to: Build authority in creative industries Monetize their skills Protect their intellectual property Tell stories that resonate and stand out 🎧 Listen If You’re Interested In: Filmmaking • Horror Films • Independent Film Industry • Creative Entrepreneurship • Film Directing • Podcasting • Storytelling • Content Monetization 📌 Key Takeaway “Love it like a hobby.

Treat it like a business.”