She has worked with major media brands like NPR, Vox and LA Times. She has produced videos for former Secretary of State and leader for the American feminist movement. Speaking of passion project, she's more into filming foods from around the world, and it all started with growing up in multiethnic Los Angeles and being well-treated at her friends’ family meals. 
In this episode, Lulu talks with Vesta Partovi, a native Angeleno/Iranian-American/child of refugees/multidisciplinary storyteller/lover of food and fruit. An intro in her own words, “I’m an intuitive Creative Producer who revels in impactful, diverse storytelling, and I’m always searching for my next bite.”

You’ll hear about: 
• How to choose among cinematography, editing and producing
• Is food videographer a dream job? 
• How is it like to work with masters at MasterClass?
• How do creators stay creative?
• What’s a Native Angeleno all-time favorite?

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