What documentaries inspire you?

[bmcdonough]

Have you all seen Nate Luebbe's most recent film? I love the citizen science piece of it (being a hug science nerd myself). I am also fascinated with the logistics of filming in such a remote area. 

What documentaries inspire you the most? I love seeing impactful short films or super creative ones!

[RoGina]

I watched Robert Downey Jr documentary on his father titled Sr. and it made me want to something similar with my own family. 

[TrekRover]

For me the recent one was the Moonwalk created by: Sony Artisans Renan Ozturk and Taylor Rees using the A7SIII. This video was awe inspiring and gave me goosebumps!

[LensBrew]

I just watched Ghost of the Mountains, the Plausible Impossible and Apollo Missions to the Moon over the weekend. I got Mission Pluto and Drain the Sunken Pirate City next.

[bmcdonough]

For me the recent one was the Moonwalk created by: Sony Artisans Renan Ozturk and Taylor Rees using the A7SIII. This video was awe inspiring and gave me goosebumps!

Oh my gosh, I totally agree! I love this film! So so good!

[bmcdonough]

I just watched Ghost of the Mountains, the Plausible Impossible and Apollo Missions to the Moon over the weekend. I got Mission Pluto and Drain the Sunken Pirate City next.

I haven't seen these - I'll have to check them out! 

[bmcdonough]

I watched Robert Downey Jr documentary on his father titled Sr. and it made me want to something similar with my own family. 

Oh I haven't seen it, but I recently made a doc about my grandfather - I think those personal stories can be so special. Another one I love is Jay Myself by Stephen Wilkes - Jay was his mentor, so it also has that intimate feel.