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#ethics #mentalhealth #filmpodcast
Today I’m talking to filmmaker, campaigner and ethical filmmaker Benn Wiebe.
Benn has produced entertainment news for the US and China but now works on social impact driven projects, he wants to make a difference, from being embedded with humanitarian rangers in Iraq, to producing a SXSW winning and Oscar shortlisted documentaries.
I chatted to Benn about how he wants to help to make the industry healthier, tips for dealing with mental health issues while working in a creative industry and how to make and promote social impact documentaries. Enjoy!
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