Little something i wrote to Burning Man Press so that I may shoot the event.

I love my work. I get nothing for it. To share these experiences in a way that deeper than most documentaries. And it does it without saying anything. Breaking barriers that language creates. The Emotion of the audience is most important focus. Also I feel my work will be relevant for the future because it is short, for the times….and only leaves the best of the best, the art is made with hat final 1% of cutting, I find that most who try video blogging in particular tend to fall in love with their footage. They have the personal emotional connection from shooting and experiencing it and and cannot separate that from the universal viewing experience, expecting the rest of the word to have the same connection, when the viewer never shot the footage.

This is what breeds “friends” who say nice things to your face but bad things to your back. Or if you like honestly, Avoid thinking of criticism as negative. A way to avoid criticism is defending ones own excuses. Listen to your own arguments defense. It can be a very revealing to ones self what everyone else knows.