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Episode 211 | Nick Bruckman - Not Going Quietly
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Innehåll tillhandahållet av Christian Taylor and Documentary First Productions. Allt poddinnehåll inklusive avsnitt, grafik och podcastbeskrivningar laddas upp och tillhandahålls direkt av Christian Taylor and Documentary First Productions eller deras podcastplattformspartner. Om du tror att någon använder ditt upphovsrättsskyddade verk utan din tillåtelse kan du följa processen som beskrivs här https://sv.player.fm/legal.
In this compelling episode of Documentary First, Christian engages in a candid and profound conversation with acclaimed documentary filmmaker Nick Bruckman. The spotlight is on Bruckman's recently released film, "Not Going Quietly," a poignant exploration of resilience featuring the inspiring Ady Barkan. The duo delves into the raw and transparent process of making the film, unraveling the intricate threads of Nick's personal journey into filmmaking, shaped by a family legacy rooted in social advocacy and disability activism.
The discussion spans the breadth and depth of "Not Going Quietly," offering insights into Nick's profound connection with Ady Barkan and his family, as well as the transformative impact of bringing this powerful feature to life. As the conversation unfolds, Nick also gives a sneak peek into another upcoming project, "Minted," a documentary delving into the fascinating world of NFTs.
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- Documentary filmmaking with Nick Brockman. 0:00
- The impact of Ady Barkan and “Not Going Quietly” 3:23
- Healthcare activism and personal stories. 8:57
- Empathy and connection through documentary filmmaking with Ady. 13:46
- Personal experiences with healthcare challenges. 18:07
- How did this story come to Nick and how it evolved from a short YouTube promo to a Feature. 24:03
- Budget and distribution thoughts. 30:24
- “Minted” - All about NFTs and their impact on society. 35:21
- Nick’s brief story of getting into filmmaking and advice to filmmakers. 40:44
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- The impact of Ady Barkan and “Not Going Quietly” 3:23
- Healthcare activism and personal stories. 8:57
- Empathy and connection through documentary filmmaking with Ady. 13:46
- Personal experiences with healthcare challenges. 18:07
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- Nick’s brief story of getting into filmmaking and advice to filmmakers. 40:44
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