Directing Documentaries

We speak during the production of a documentary in Ohio and how documentary filmmaking isn't what it seems on social media.

 Discovering the true meaning of setting aside your ego to make the ultimate sacrifice for something you deeply believe in. 

We dive into the struggles of being a freelancer and the life experiences it takes to discover what you want to say to the world with your art.

Talking deep about the mental struggles as artist we have.

We talk with Ben Massie on how to deal with your film not working out how you planned and not letting it consume your soul as a creator.

We chat with Eric Chidom from Enugu, Nigeria. He speaks on winning the FX6 and his passion to help better the lives of the people in his community. 

As Lars returns from covering the Hawaii wildfires, we speak about what it takes to become a journalist and going to dangerous places to tell stories. How putting in the effort as a creative and being ready when luck finds you. 

Cordial filmmaker Ben Massie talks about the process of his first feature documentary currently in production and how to collaborate with your characters.  We also maybe, possibly talk about Oppenheimer. 

Getting into filmmaking to make money is definitely an uncertain path. But when your heart is truly in it for others, that is where the true magic happens. We speak with Riley Endicott and learn his journey to becoming a documentary storyteller for nonprofit organizations around the world in hope to inspire change to help others in need. 

We talk with awesome lad Jean-Marc Joseph, a former VICE News Director. We discuss his experience filming migrants being rescued in the Mediterranean Sea and how imposter syndrome will follow you your entire career. 

We dive into the mind of Emmy winner and documentary filmmaker Anthony Stengel. Discussing what drives us as storytellers and if awards are over glamorized.