Last year I was approached by @CaraghCamera, who asked me if I would be interested in filming a short piece with her. The first thing I asked was: What do you want to film? Caragh said: Whatever youd like. Maybe some of your moves and ideas in a way nobody has seen them before. Without much discussion, I agreed and was all in. As time went by and we started to brainstorm what to film, my personal and professional life felt like it was crumbling and spiraling out of control. And even though I was perceived as a person who had full control over his actions and seemed to have a very clear direction and sense of what I was doing, I honestly had no clue. I was lost! The last thing I could think about and wanted to film was cool moves. After a few months, on a flight back from a seminar on the east coast, I was feeling tired, sad and lost, but at the same time I knew there had to be something special waiting for me at the other side of this stage of my life, which felt like a never ending dark dark tunnel. This sense of hope made me start thinking and writing about how I would get out of the tunnel, what the mental and physical process would be like, and finally, what that moment when I finally came out of the tunnel would feel like and most importantly how I would make THAT MOMENT count. Almost a year later, I am not out of the tunnel but I can see the light. I am glad I never gave up, I am glad I didnt feel limited by my own demons and other peoples opinions and thinking. I am grateful my friends and family continued to believe in me and that Caragh decided to give me the opportunity to work with her on an experience that has marked a transition in my life and that I will never forget. So without further ado, here is the product of -That Moment- vimeo/m/101200876
Posted on: Mon, 21 Jul 2014 17:04:36 +0000
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