In this episode, I discuss the recently released Netflix film Da 5 Bloods, directed by Spike Lee, and starring Delroy Lindo, Clarke Peters, Norm Lewis, Jonathan Majors, Isiah Whitlock Jr., and Chadwick Boseman. I also go through some of the many, many references in the film, as well as the major themes presented by it.

A few episodes ago I discussed whether or not I believe it's necessary to attend film school to become a filmmaker. After recording that episode, I decided it really was a topic that deserved much more thought so in this episode I'm delving right into it. What are the pros and cons of film school? What exactly IS film school and who is it for? And what are some alternatives if you're unable to attend or simply would prefer not to?

If you're just starting out as a videographer, you may be confused about working for free. Should you do it or not? When and how often should you do it? And what's the difference between working for free and volunteering? In this episode, I unpack the topic of working for free and volunteering in the creative industry, with a particular focus on videography and the film industry. 

In this episode, I discuss the recently released Netflix film All The Bright Places, directed by Brett Haley, and starring Elle Fanning and Justice Smith. I also discuss some of the themes brought up by this film, my own struggles with mental health, and some accompanying films about mental illness available currently on Netflix UK and Amazon Prime.

What do you want to be when you grow up? Should you follow your passions or your gifts? What does it even mean to have a purpose? And how do you navigate this confusing world of careers and degrees as a Christian? In this episode, I share with you my thoughts on this important topic, what God says about it, and some questions to consider when deciding which path to take in your creative future.

Are you serving in your churches media department? Or are you thinking of volunteering in a creative role? In this episode, I discuss my path as Media Director for my church - some stories I have, where it has led me, some things I've learned, and some resources I think will help YOU if you're considering going down that path too.

In this episode I discuss the recently released Netflix documentary Murder to Mercy: The Cyntoia Brown Story, produced and directed by Daniel H. Birman.

Do you ever struggle with self doubt as a creative? The truth is, almost all of us do, but how can we move past it? In this episode, I take you through some tips and techniques I’ve used to help me combat this issue and gain confidence in creating.

Have you ever wondered what the term "B-Roll" actually means? B-Roll is a vital aspect of video and film, and should never be underestimated. In this episode, I go into detail about what B-Roll is, how it's used, and how you can use it in your projects.

In this episode, I discuss the newly released Netflix documentary Crip Camp, directed by James LeBrecht and Nicole Newnham, and produced by Barack and Michelle Obama. 
This powerful, inspiring and sometimes shocking documentary details to impact of a summer camp in the early 70's on the lives of a handful of disabled Americans who went on to change the world.