Through Micah's Lens
In this episode of Bear Tracks, host Hayley Hobbs sits down with Butler graduate and filmmaker Micah Streeter. Micah shares his journey from growing up in Kansas to pursuing his passion for filmmaking, inspired by early experiences and family connections to higher education. He discusses the challenges and rewards of balancing high school, community college, and his filmmaking endeavors. Micah reflects on his creative process, the importance of critical thinking nurtured at Butler, and how community colleges like Butler have shaped his career. He also offers insights into his professional projects and the unexpected joys of logistical planning in film production. Follow Micah's work through his online platforms as he continues to make strides in the film industry.
Creators and Guests
Host
Hayley Hobbs
Hayley Hobbs, Director of Donor Relations - I am a 2009 graduate of Butler and have been working at Butler Community College Foundation since 2012 where I oversee database administration, event management, marketing and communications, and more. Recent accomplishments include writing a successful Bank of America Neighborhood Champions Grant and being recognized as a 2023 Wichita Business Journal Young Professional in Professional Service. One of my other duties as assigned jobs currently is leading the Centennial Committee as Butler Community College approaches its 100th birthday in 2027. For this and many other reasons, I am excited to be the host of Bear Tracks: The Official Butler Community College Podcast.
Guest
Micah Streeter
Micah Streeter is a 24-year-old filmmaker from Kansas. His films have been shown at multiple festivals around the world. He has worked on projects for companies such as Warner Bros, HBO, and Twentieth Century Productions. He graduated from Butler Community College in 2019. Micah is currently based between Los Angeles and Wichita, KS.
