The Documented Heart

This week, we're joined by Jenn Valluzzo. Jenn is the creative powerhouse behind the company Films of Life. She makes gorgeous, emotional films from the videos in your camera roll (you know - the ones you take and then immediately forget about and never watch again?). She is a former documentary family photographer and videographer who put down her big camera during the pandemic and followed her passion for showing people how beautiful their lives really are - and teaches us how to take better phone videos along the way.

Learn more at www.filmsoflife.com

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On this week's minisode, Kristyn reflects on why taking a photograph every day matters, and how the images we capture are a melody of our lives.

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Gratiane de Montebello and Noémie Alison are the co-founders of Mootsh Photos, which began in 2019. They came together with a mission to make photo printing simple and beautiful. How? Thanks to a monthly printing service and high quality products that will help you treasure memories for years to come.

Noémie and Gratiane join the podcast to discuss how Mootsh began, the practice of creative curation, and the tangible magic of holding photos in our hands and in our hearts.

Learn more about Mootsh and become a member at mootsh.com

IG: @mootshphotos

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On this week's minisode, the topic is courage. Kristyn reflects on the practice of perpetual belief even in the midst of seemingly perpetual challenges.

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Holger Thoss is a photographer, an educator, a martial artist, a Brooklynite, and one of Kristyn's mentors. Holger joins Kristyn to discuss how consciousness and intuition play a role in creativity, how to both reflect on and disassociate from our work, the paradoxical process of being active to be passive, the importance of printing and sequencing photographs, and so much more. Grab a pen and paper for this episode, friends!

Learn more at holgerthoss.com

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On this week's minisode, Kristyn reminds us how we don't have to do it all alone, in order to prove that we can do it at all.

Angela F. Popplewell is a Founder and the CEO for the nonprofit organization, 100cameras. With over fifteen years of experience working alongside localized educational and community development programs worldwide, her work focuses on the intersection of equipping youth with creative tools to process and tell their experiences, uplifting their points of view, and furthering the fundamental need for locally rooted development initiatives to be the lead in each community.

Angela and Kristyn discuss how photography is a powerful medium for both expression and education, and how a camera became a conduit for empowering and fostering creativity with today's youth.

Learn more at www.100cameras.org

On this week's minisode, Kristyn reflects on the vibration of abundance, and how photography can be a mirror for what we think and feel about our lives.

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Following along on Instagram at @thedocumentedheart

Summer Murdock is this week's guest on the show. Summer is a people & lifestyle photographer and educator based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She is the founder of Illuminate Classes, which is an online photography school, and she also teaches an incredibly successful workshop called The Magic of Light.

Summer joins Kristyn to chat about how daily shooting has taught her more about photography than anything else has, how valuable boredom is for inspiration, and how a daily photography practice helped tune her into her physical and emotional state.

Follow on instagram: @summer_murdock @illuminateclasses

And learn more:

https://www.illuminateclasses.com/

https://www.summermurdock.com/

On this week's minisode, Kristyn reflects on why she commits to taking a photo every day. Spoiler alert: it's not just about the photos.