Case Study
Here’s an interview I did with IndieActivity, for their Case Study feature. I was asked many thoughtful questions. So if you ever wondered how I’d answer questions such as… … then this article is for you. Thanks to Yash Pathak … Continued
Apple TV, Amazon Prime Now Streaming ALW
You can now watch A LIFE’S WORK on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Kanopy (depending on your library), OVIDTV, and the First Run Features website. You can rent it, you can buy it. If you do one of those thing, consider … Continued
Other Extras — Music I
If you’ve seen the film and you’re the kind of person who pays attention to credits, you may have seen this: Who is this Stella Josephson, you ask? And where is River Rat Studios? Well, I’m Stella Josephson and River … Continued
Extras: First Day, Banter, & Birds
Here are some extras from the film that will not be on the DVD. There will be DVD extras? Wait . . . what? There’ll be a DVD!?! Yep. Coming in spring 2023. I’ll be adding to this collection, culminating … Continued
Here’s the Trailer!
The official A Life’s Work trailer.
May I Be Petty for Just One Moment? Thank You.
Let me explain. Back in November of 2020 I received this note from someone I don’t know, let’s call him J.D. We both belong to a documentary listserv. (Do people still call them that?) I was pretty much a skulker … Continued
How’d the Festival Go?
Here’s a recap of A Life’s Work’s premiere at the 19th Kansas International Film Festival. Yes, it was more than two months ago. I attended the festival, but did not sit in on the screening, and thank god for that! … Continued
Thank You, 2019
Every Thanksgiving since 2009 I have given thanks to the people who helped move A Life’s Work along. And this year is no different. Thank you to Josh Lehrer, Marty Singer, Kate McLean, Toni Ross, Arcosanti International Film Carnivale, Del … Continued
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My Former Intern Is Doing Well, Thank You Very Much [Post 3 in a Trilogy]
I enjoy seeing the career trajectory of the people I’ve worked with, especially if we worked together when I was an “adult” and they were in high school or college. Here is one such example.