ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On episode 120 of the Green Root Podcast (the official podcast of Eco-Integrity Alliance), Jeff Gibbs, director of Planet of the Humans and producer and composer for Bowling for Columbine and Fahrenheit 9/11, teaches environmental advocates how to make a compelling and hard-hitting documentary film.
Host Josh Schlossberg talks with Jeff about:
-The secret behind why Jeff’s 2019 documentary, PLANET OF THE HUMANS, got over 25 million views;
-How great films ask questions, create discussion, and even piss people off;
-How to capture gripping, high-quality audio and video;
-The “price” of being a great storyteller;
-Jeff’s take on a root cause of the ecological crisis.
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