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Today I chat with documentary filmmaker and photographer, Jonathan Marrs.  Over the years, his journeys throughout the world have solidified his interest in photography and filmmaking. 

In particular, his trips to Nepal and Thailand throughout his twenties taught him the influence of images and stories on worldviews.  We discuss these in depth as well as the lens through which he sees the world today.

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Discussed in this episode:
Jonathan Marrs Official Website
Nepal
Thailand
Photography
Travel Photography
Indie Filmmaker
Film Festivals

CREDITS
Host: Mimi Chan
Intro Music: Mike Relm
Editor: Chance Tieng

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