🎬 Detroit Talent on the Rise: Sabree Whitfield Pulls Up! | Shad vs Everybody Podcast

Detroit stays producing stars—and this episode is proof.

On this episode of Shad vs Everybody, we sit down with the multi-talented Sabree Whitfield—actress, filmmaker, director, writer, and executive producer who’s making serious noise in the independent film scene. From starring roles to calling the shots behind the camera, Sabree is building her name brick by brick in the industry.

Known for her work in films like “Kayla” and the “Energy” series, now streaming on platforms like Tubi and Amazon, Sabree represents the new wave of creatives who aren’t waiting for Hollywood—they’re creating their own spotlight.

In this episode, we dive into:

Her journey from Detroit to the director’s chair

Balancing acting, producing, and storytelling

The grind of independent filmmaking

What it really takes to get your projects off the ground

And how Detroit continues to shape her creative vision

This is more than an interview—it’s a blueprint for creators chasing their own lane.

🎥 Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker, actor, or just love hearing real stories from rising talent, this episode is one you don’t want to miss.

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Detroit has always been a city of storytellers… and filmmaker Coke Horner is one of the creatives helping carry that tradition forward. In this episode of Shad vs Everybody, the crew sits down with the Detroit-based writer, actor, and director to talk about the grind of independent filmmaking and building a movie career straight out of the Motor City.

Horner has been involved in several film and streaming projects, including titles like Perfect Murder, Street Legal, and Love of Fate, while continuing to produce and develop projects through his own production ventures.

As a filmmaker and entrepreneur connected to companies like Yobachi Films and INIKO Entertainment, he’s part of a growing wave of Detroit creatives producing independent films and pushing local stories onto streaming platforms.

In this episode, Coke Horner breaks down:

The journey from Detroit creative to working filmmaker

The realities of independent movie production

Building film projects and distribution in the streaming era

Why Detroit is becoming a serious hub for indie filmmakers

The lessons learned from working both behind and in front of the camera

Of course, this is Shad vs Everybody, so the conversation goes everywhere—from filmmaking gems and Detroit culture to the unpredictable stories that come with chasing your dreams in the entertainment industry.

Tap in and hear how Detroit filmmakers are creating their own lanes in Hollywood… without leaving the city.

🎬 Watch now and join the conversation.

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