AIE Webinar – Making Horsegirls

Go behind the scenes of the acclaimed independent film Horsegirls with the creative team that brought this remarkable story to life. Join moderator, Devin Morrissey as he is joined by writer and director Lauren Meyering, lead actress Lillian Carrier, producers Michael Sherman, Mackenzie Breeden, autism sensitivity coordinator Chloe Estelle for an engaging conversation about the filmmaking process—from developing the story and creating authentic performances to producing, promoting, and ensuring an inclusive production environment. Whether you’re interested in filmmaking, storytelling, or advancing authentic representation of neurodivergent individuals in entertainment, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from the talented team behind Horsegirls.

About Horsegirls

Horsegirls (RELEASED on 7/17/26) follows Margarita, a 22-year-old autistic woman navigating adulthood, her first job, and her mother’s uncertain health. When she discovers the world of competitive hobby horsing, she finds not only an unexpected passion but also a supportive community that helps her build confidence, independence, and a future on her own terms. This heartfelt coming-of-age story celebrates neurodiversity, belonging, and the power of authentic connection.

About Autism In Entertainment

Autism In Entertainment (AIE) is an initiative of the Autism Society Orange County nonprofit, formerly Orange County Asperger’s Support Group. We are dedicated to creating meaningful pathways for autistic talent in the entertainment industry. Through education, employer outreach, and industry partnerships, AIE increases awareness, access, and employment opportunities while helping companies build more inclusive and neurodiverse workplaces.