
Mentors on the Mic: Your guide to pursuing a career in the Entertainment industry
Jun 12, 2026 · 43 min · 8 segments
SWITCH had it's World Premiere at the Tribeca Festival 2026 in the Indie TV Narrative Showcase. Public 1 (Premiere) Screening - Sunday, June 7 at 8:30PM…
Michelle Simone MillerHost
Sofya Levitsky-WeitzGuest
Isabelle PlattGuestThere is a project called Switch that is having its world premiere at Tribeca this year.
It is an indie TV narrative, and it's part of the Indie TV Narrative Showcase.
And the project Switch has created is an eight-episode series written as a web series, essentially.
So it's created and written by showrunners Isabelle Platt and Sophia Levitsky-Whites.
It's the classic boy meets girl, except girl meets girl, meets boy, then boy, then boy.
So it's about these two women, which are based on the two showrunners, right, the two creators, and how they at some point wanted to invite a man into their bed.
And it's based on, you know, a fictionalized version of their true story.
heart to it, right? Because as they think it's really simple to just invite a man into their bed, and every episode you see them encounter someone new.
And so it's not just deciding, oh, I'm going to tell this other person that I'm with that I want to invite someone else.
There's more that they can communicate, and they don't realize that until they start.
I'm so glad that I got to not only see it, but also speak to both the showrunners and the lead, Pauline Chalamet.
There is a project called Switch that is having its world premiere at Tribeca this year.
It is an indie TV narrative, and it's part of the Indie TV Narrative Showcase.
And the project Switch has created is an eight-episode series written as a web series, essentially.
So it's created and written by showrunners Isabelle Platt and Sophia Levitsky-Whites.
It's the classic boy meets girl, except girl meets girl, meets boy, then boy, then boy.
So it's about these two women, which are based on the two showrunners, right, the two creators, and how they at some point wanted to invite a man into their bed.
And it's based on, you know, a fictionalized version of their true story.
heart to it, right? Because as they think it's really simple to just invite a man into their bed, and every episode you see them encounter someone new.
And so it's not just deciding, oh, I'm going to tell this other person that I'm with that I want to invite someone else.
There's more that they can communicate, and they don't realize that until they start.
I'm so glad that I got to not only see it, but also speak to both the showrunners and the lead, Pauline Chalamet.
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