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Jeremy Sicotte's Interview for Filmmakers
1. Where did the idea of becoming a Documentary Film Maker come from? I’ve always been a huge movie buff, but my obsession with documentary films came after seeing “Jiro Dreams of Sushi”. David Gelb really created a new genre of documentary when he married lush visuals, gorgeous scores, and heartfelt storytelling. I immediately knew I wanted to pursue a career making films that move people at that level.
By Jeremy Sicotte3 years ago in Interview
Two years later, some black media leaders in Cleveland are criticizing the destructive influence of #BLM
The photo of me above is from the Republican National Convention in 2016, when the RNC came to my hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. Black Lives Matter was a nascent movement at the time, considered fringe by many. BLM wasn’t a Twitter hashtag, a T-shirt, or a corporate slogan.
By Ashley Herzog3 years ago in Interview
The Mysticism ov we be echo
From the belly of South East London, we get to learn more about the artist we be echo or as I know him, Kev. wbe is a multi-instrumentalist & sound artist who is currently residing in Ontario, Canada. “ I don’t think of myself as a musician “ said wbe while we engaged in an evening conversation. Like many musicians and sound provocateurs (myself included), we struggle with the term musician. “ I’m very surprised sometimes by the way the sounds come together. To be honest, I’ m really quite astonished “ said wbe. That is a completely relatable statement. As experimental musicians and sound artists, often times what we create is a one time experience that can not be redone. It’s quintessential to almost always record your music session when you have more of a sound art approach. Although somewhat modest, Kev doesn’t ever seem to appear to let his talent go to his head. wbe rarely listens to artists outside of himself because it can be a bit overwhelming. As a creator, we often times know exactly what we need to hear, release and experience.
By Marcy Angeles 3 years ago in Interview
Changing a Man Through Persistence
Nobody thought much of anything about Ethan Campuzano as he was growing up. People from school thought he was weird. They thought he was a loner. There were even people who didn’t want to be seen talking to him. He was bullied because he was a little different from most people, but those people who treated him differently didn't realize it would be this differentness that would carry Campuzano to greatness they could only imagine reaching.
By fastflownetwork3 years ago in Interview
You don't need permission to make your art
The moment of insight I'm a coach, working with experienced creatives. In a coaching session, there’s sometimes a moment when the client is suddenly very still. Sometimes they’ll go wide-eyed. Often they’ll make a gentle noise, like ‘Huh!’ or ‘ Oh!’ My job then is to simply give them space. They’re having a moment of insight.
By Sheryl Garratt3 years ago in Interview
7 Tips to Help You Nail Your Next Job Interview
Job interviews can seem intimidating, but they don’t have to be! When you know what to expect and come prepared with good answers to the interview questions you’re likely to encounter, you’ll be able to ace your interview in no time. Here are eight tips that will help you nail your next job interview . . . so that you can focus on doing your best work once you get hired!
By Muzakkiyah Jauhariyah3 years ago in Interview
$400,000 to put diamonds on your car: I'm showy, I'm profitable
Find a great marketing idea Xie Yan was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province in January 1985. In the summer of 2008, Xie Yan, who graduated from university, gave up ordinary job hunting and rented a shop in a Wenzhou shopping mall specializing in men's clothing. Xie Yan's cleverness and diligence, the dress shop that lets her painstakingly manage had improvement very quickly, income begins to rise steadily. In October 2009, Xie bought a compact car with the income from his clothing shop.
By Elora Hays3 years ago in Interview
