Surviving (and Thriving) as a Filmmaker in the Age of AI
Filmmaking has always been a paradox: an art form that requires Wall Street’s money, Washington’s diplomacy, and the logistics of a traveling circus—all to capture a shot of toothpaste with military precision. It’s chaotic, expensive, and—maybe—a little overdue for...
One Question That Can SAVE Your Film (and Your Reputation)
You’re not just making a film. You’re shaping how someone will be remembered. And in documentary filmmaking, that’s a weighty responsibility—especially when the pressure’s on. Maybe you’re chasing a Vimeo Staff Pick, a Netflix deal, a festival slot,...
Art of the Interview Pt 2: Say less, Get more
If you’re prepping for a documentary interview, there’s a lot more to consider than lighting and lens choice. Yes, cinematic frames matter. But emotional truth? That’s what resonates. That’s what makes an audience lean in. Because here’s the truth: a poorly lit...
Art of the Interview Pt 1: Prep like a pro
When the camera starts rolling, certain interviewers have a way of unlocking people. They sit with a stranger, and within moments, deep truths emerge—words and emotions that person might never have shared before. It might seem like magic or some elusive talent, but...













