Young people are flexing their creative minds at such a young age, and it’s admirable to say the least. California resident Kalia Love Jones, 13, is a hardworking creative that wears many hats. Between her schoolwork, she trains as a gymnast, plays the piano, the flute in honor band, and in her spare time makes films aimed at women empowerment, according to The Santa Clarita Valley Signal . View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Power Of Hope Film (@thepowerofhopefilm) Her maiden animation film, “Power of Hope,” is an aspirational short film that strives to remind young adults — women in particular — that they can pursue their big dreams regardless of pre-existing or present circumstances. “It’s about a girl who is trying to become an architect, but as she’s trying to reach her goal, a bunch of obstacles are getting in her way, so she tries to overcome those obstacles to reach her goal,” Jones said to The Santa Clarita Valley Signal . “I wanted to show the film through...