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In this episode of As Told By You, Bill sits down with longtime friend and filmmaker Jacob Carter to talk about storytelling, education, filmmaking, and building a creative life with purpose. Jacob shares how he discovered video production in high school, how wedding filmmaking shaped his career, and how he now leads creative projects for the fastest-growing charter school district in South Carolina. The conversation dives into legacy, emotion, relationships, and the power of stories to move people to action. Topics Covered -Why storytelling matters for any organization -How emotion creates connection and action -Jacob’s work with the Charter Institute at Erskine -Building one of the most extensive communications teams in education -How Jacob first got into filmmaking -Shooting his first wedding in 2008 -Early internships and documentary work -Living in a Halfway House to mentor men while making films -Meeting his wife and growing a wedding business together -Running a creative business as a couple -The challenge and reward of long term client relationships -Legacy, weddings, and why these stories matter If you enjoy conversations with filmmakers, storytellers, and creative leaders, subscribe for more episodes of As Told By You
By Bill GrantIn this episode of As Told By You, Bill sits down with longtime friend and filmmaker Jacob Carter to talk about storytelling, education, filmmaking, and building a creative life with purpose. Jacob shares how he discovered video production in high school, how wedding filmmaking shaped his career, and how he now leads creative projects for the fastest-growing charter school district in South Carolina. The conversation dives into legacy, emotion, relationships, and the power of stories to move people to action. Topics Covered -Why storytelling matters for any organization -How emotion creates connection and action -Jacob’s work with the Charter Institute at Erskine -Building one of the most extensive communications teams in education -How Jacob first got into filmmaking -Shooting his first wedding in 2008 -Early internships and documentary work -Living in a Halfway House to mentor men while making films -Meeting his wife and growing a wedding business together -Running a creative business as a couple -The challenge and reward of long term client relationships -Legacy, weddings, and why these stories matter If you enjoy conversations with filmmakers, storytellers, and creative leaders, subscribe for more episodes of As Told By You