I’m pretty sure that most people like the behind the scenes content more than the actual film, so we just decided to only make the behind the scenes content so, here you go. That’s a joke, by the way.A few months ago I wrote a short film called

Breaking The Boring Cycle

May 30th, 2019

People really don’t know your potential until you show it to them. I can’t expect anyone, and particularly a prospect client, to hire me for something I’ve never done.In the video-creation world, you can’t just shoot interviews and corporate v

Just Walk Out The Door

May 23rd, 2019

One of my most influential mentors is a guy named Joel and he’s developed the nick name Indiana Joel for a reason. His family and mine lived together in Jerusalem years ago. We were there making documentaries regarding archaeology and linguisti

How To Prioritize Your Spending

May 15th, 2019

When you have extra money, what do you spend it on? Typically for me I have a list of things prioritized, but the question is how do you prioritize them? I’d like to suggest that you prioritize them by impact. Sure there’s all kinds of things I

How To Get What You Want

May 8th, 2019

I’ve been thinking a lot about this in recent years. When I take a look around and think about what many of us filmmakers are doing for work, and then asking myself, is this what we got into this to do, most of the time it doesn’t line up. I th

How To Stand Before Kings

May 1st, 2019

It’s not enough to just be really really good at what you do, you have to be really really good at how you do it. Since the beginning I've based our business model off of an ancient proverb that says “do you see a man skillful in his work, he w

Good Enough

Apr 24th, 2019

Good enough. Ok so this one is probably going to get me in trouble… I can just smell it. So at risk of being thrown out a window, I have this philosophy... That anything in production that does not help your audience experience what you want th

Ideas About Ideas

Apr 17th, 2019

As creatives we’re constantly honing our craft. We watch, study, experiment, we invest hard work into being good at the things we do, but I have a question: Do we invest and hone our ability to create ideas in the first place? I think the great

Friendship (Michael Scott Was Right)

Apr 10th, 2019

So within the past month or so I had a realization that has completely reshaped the way I see all of my work. And that is this idea that the true reward of all of our passion and creativity and hard work is friendship. If I work for years aimin

Zero Fluff

Apr 3rd, 2019

Get to the point.

Your Phone Is Ruining Your Creativity

Apr 3rd, 2019

So I recently had a theory that I’ve since tested and it is for real. Here’s the hypothesis: your phone is ruining your creativity. Now before you string me up by your charger let me flesh this out. I don’t just mean your phone, I mean all ente

We Need Your Sexiness

Mar 12th, 2019

Does self doubt pour cold water all over your artistic sexiness?Recently I’ve been blown away by several artists and musicians and the thread that moves through each of them is a form of creative integrity that I can’t think to call anything ot

Speed & Creativity

Jul 2nd, 2018

Art doesn't like to wait and we have a lot of gear in the name of making it go faster, but does it really? This is a quick deep-dive into the question: is all that equipment is really helping you?

Risk

Jun 25th, 2018

Thoughts on why we depart from the norm and take chances as creative marketers.

The Hard Work of Creativity

Jun 18th, 2018

Thoughts on embracing the unknown and continuing forward to find your best work.

The Real Work (Who We Are)

Jun 11th, 2018

We’re not in the business of trying to convince someone to take risks and to trust us as artists. We’re out to build relationships with the few who already do.

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