Never underestimate the power of a leap of faith. This episode, we’re joined by the fiercely independent filmmaker Sean, who did just that. Trading in traditional education for the hands-on experience, Sean shares his captivating journey from a high-school hobby honed into a full-blown passion for storytelling through films. His first venture? A soul-stirring documentary about a renowned Canadian punk singer, an experience that only fueled his fire for filmmaking.
In part two, we navigate through the rhythmic landscape of Sean’s latest film, “Cover Your Ears.” Imagine the last century, but through the lens of music censorship and its societal implications. Each beat, each pause, each hushed note telling a tale of the times. From the shushed jazz and blues era to the birth of wild rock and roll, this documentary uncovers the untold stories of music censorship and its intriguing relationship with society and culture. So come along, music buffs, film enthusiasts, and story lovers, as we embark on this cinematic journey with Sean exploring creativity and societal norms in a unique and thought-provoking way.
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