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I treated my own film like photo #4832 in my camera roll
A documentary about memory got packaged like a gear video, and here’s what that taught me about how YouTube reads us and judges what gets seen.
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All film editors will lose their jobs to AI?
One of the most common questions I get is whether I’m worried AI is gonna take my job. Here are my honest thoughts about it. If you’re not interested in editing videos, this is probably not for you 🙂
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The future of coffee is being tested in Brazil
A documentary from Brazil following Felipe Croce and the people trying to protect the future of coffee, as drought and heat put Arabica under pressure. About regenerative farming, soil, shade trees and the relationships needed to change coffee from the inside.
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What if I didn’t explain this?
I’ve been trying to explain my documentary project for over three years, but I just realized I’ve been trying to do it in the wrong way. This is me in my messy middle bringing you along for the ride.
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Help! My finger is kidnapping my brain?
How doom scrolling is the biggest force stopping me from doing the thing I want to do, how it’s been totally automated beyond my control. And what I did to fix it.
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India doesn’t ask what you think
India doesn’t really ask for your opinion. It just runs you over with life. Eventually your brain stops trying to understand everything.
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Okey, so I’m in India, but why?
I had a middle school teacher who went to India (must have been in the early 90’s), came back and said something like “You either love it or hate it, but it won’t leave you untouched.
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On What It Took – choosing purpose over comfort
On Mikaela Seger Nälgård’s podcast What It Took, I talked about grief, years of running on emotional autopilot, learning to stand in front of the camera and why my curiosity is the biggest gift I’ve been given.
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How 38 people got a Ugandan filmmaker a new camera
38 people raised 20,306 SEK to get Ugandan filmmaker Deo Kuset a camera that matches his skills. Here is how it got from Stockholm to Kampala, and what he has done with it since.
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THAW, a climate documentary about effort, uncertainty, and a melting glacier
THAW follows a real climate experiment on Kebnekaise, Sweden’s highest mountain, where a team covers part of a glacier with wool. A film about effort, uncertainty and how small one person’s impact can feel.