ABOUT THIS EPISODE
From his start filming for the music industry in LA, to capturing the nuance of Paul Jackman, Justin Mabie has developed a compelling documentary style that finds story behind the maker. We talked about creating the story in the edit and discover of new fields of navigating humans, or social problem solving, making your subject comfortable and getting them to tell a good story. As has become typical, we talk about building your maker community, from national maker events, to your local maker meetup.
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Paul Jackman
April Wilkerson
Total Boat
Erin Longgellow
Jimmy Diresta
Austin Handel and the Catskill Mountain Maker Camp
WorkbenchCon
Calavera Tool Works
Jason Hibbs
Sam Raimondi
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United States
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