Life In Perpetual Beta

It was a pleasure to have met Juliette. Thanks to Brett Petersel for the introduction, and Adrienne Brawley for the cinematography.

 This video is in two parts.

Part 1: Where Juliette is interviewing me.

Part 2: Where I am interviewing Juliette.

I wanted to show you these two parts for a few of reasons. I wanted you to see what kind of give and take actually takes place in an interview.  It is a fallacy to think that the interviewer is the Chuck Norris of her trade and always in control of the conversation. I also wanted to show the difference between Juliette’s, professional experienced style, and my own bumbling way of going about things. If I can pick up a camera and make things happen, anyone can – and in my experience, social media has indeed accelerated my metamorphosis from a Chicago housewife to a film producer.  Lastly, I chose the particular conversations for it’s timeliness. Juliette and I spoke in depth about many things, but with the presidential inauguration around the corner, I thought that these pieces were the most relevant.

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