How to be Authentic in your Creative Work

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I recently took a few days off and travelled down to Lynmouth on the Devon Coast. Lately I've been thinking a lot about what it means to be authentically yourself in your photography, or filmmaking, or whatever your creative pursuits, so on top of taking photographs I decided to make a film with some of these thoughts.
I hope it challenges you to be brave enough to be yourself in your own work.
MUSIC:
Licensed through Epidemic Sound:
'Echoes 5' by Johannes Bornlöf
'Gone Tomorrow' by Jimmy Wahlsteen
#authenticity #creativity #photography

[@andym1490]

I am sure you will keep making these videos Sean, but if it helps, these are the ones that really make a difference to people long term. They inspire and provoke the thoughts needed to improve or keep on creating work regardless of the reception from others etc. I appreciate the words and thoughts you provide in these passionate videos, I think it covers a lot of what I think myself regarding photography. Thanks Andy

[@foraggio]

Totally agree! I get so much more from these clips than I do from the tutorial-type videos that proliferate the web.

[@yosoyocta1175]

I wanted to express that feeling you described right above, but I think you just did it in an amazing way so there is nothing to comment; you did it for me, for all of us that love photografphy.

[@lisakaiser6911]

This is so beautiful and stunning. The story is interesting and I am sharing!

[@Silverback57]

No. Don't quit. These are truth tutorials. I'm almost 70 years old and been photographing for 45 years of it and have been bombarded with images, tips, tricks and information for most of it. You truly inspire me where very few have. And you pictures are quietly wonderful too.

[@rivermotions3009]

💕

[@MadsPeterIversen]

These videos are absolutely precious! In a very saturated market with reviews, unboxing, tutorials etc I LOVE to see something deeper and you achieved that here Sean. I'm actually playing around with an idea to a series going this "philosophical" road too, so it's very nice to see someone else also trying out this format :)

[@candicewatson3927]

Mads.. I would love to see this kind of content from you.. I follow you continually as well as sean. I get some like the How too stuff. but it's these types of vids, that really resonate with people.

[@rothschildianum]

Mads' are actually pretty good, but at times, you talked too fast and too much. I think you need to write first what you want to say so you will not talk unnecessary thing. It is very annoying to watch substanceless videos. But, again, Mads does have the ability.

[@kennymccannYT]

Mads Peter Iversen I actually enjoy these better than his tutorial videos.

[@JaimeAndresMedia]

I agree with you 600%!!! This is two years old and only now I’m finding out about Sean. This is very inspirational for all of us who are in this creative journey. This is truly dope

[@fashionagain6317]

@@kennymccannYT both mate!!

[@glennmostert7248]

When the quiet guy says something..... they all listen. Thankyou Sean. I am listening and watching ........and learning!

[@seantuck]

Thanks my friend.

[@wabbit688]

Those Peter McKinnon and Peter Hurley impressions 👌 😂

[@maf3695]

wabbit688 I see I wasn't the only one who who caught that. 😂

[@wabbit688]

maf36 😉

[@lilblingking1491]

They were spot on! I can't stop laughing hahaha

[@whitefantom]

The funniest part is that I literally just came from a Peter McKinnon video right before this one. :-)

[@Malinois_Whisper]

How the H does Peter McKinnon have 806k subscribers???

[@DavidNiedbala]

I just spit my coffee all over my screen at the "WPHATS UPP" moment. Love your channel man. Thank you!

[@aziyanasar894]

😄😄

[@250157andyw]

And our 'Sha...bang' might be more restrained but it is how we are.

[@Sophie-gz1mj]

I've watched more than 40 videos about photography today and yours is the one that helped me the most - or at least made me feel the best. Thank you for what you do, Sean Stay authentic, keep going.

[@Silambarasan_rajendran]

Me too.

[@WAGYUUU_]

These kind of videos about photography are my favorite ones

[@NotAnEnglishman]

I can't tell you how much I love the fact your channel is not about the technical stuff but rather the philosophical, background thoughts. Keep it up, keep making this little gems. Thanks! By the way, the shots in this video are pure butter ;).

[@peterbaylis8631]

Sean; While I enjoy the technical and how to video's these with a more philosophical leaning are the reasons I watch your channel. Keep making this kind of content and be assured it is valued.

[@BrendanMiranda]

Man, I am just so glad I found your channel a few nights ago. I dream of being able to speak my mind as clearly and fluently as you do. My inner monologue is very similar to the things you say, but I'd never be able to get the words out correctly or as smoothly as you do. Your channel is truly a gem. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and mindset.

[@lesliesutherland4080]

Brendan Miranda couldn't have said it better myself!

[@Spreadthep0sitive]

Have you ever heard of the book The War of Art? You should check it out. :)

[@Graham_Wood]

Why this channel doesn't have millions of subscribers is beyond me. It certainly deserves it. The content is honest, straight from the heart, based on a huge amount of experience and skill and I just click with this guy every single time. The problem I've got is these videos are constantly making me evaluate myself as a person and a photographer and more often than not, sowing the seeds of self doubt. I'm a club photographer and club photography involves entering lots of competitions to get some feedback and maybe a little acclaim for my work on occasions. I therefore find myself studying what judges are looking for and tailoring my entries to give them a good chance of what I think would catch the judges eye. If truth be told, I'm not really being true to myself by doing this because a lot of work that wins competitions is based more on photographic art than straight record shots skilfully made. Take a look at PAGB exhibitions and you will probably see that over 80% of images are photographic art, and I'm trying to compete with this but it's just not my style. I'm wondering whether entering club competitions and exhibitions is having a really damaging effect on the authenticity of my personal style of work. I really want to do my own thing but it just seems to dissolve into an effort to get acclaim for competition results, which I do on occasions. The trouble is that it doesn't make me happy. I feel that my work is contrived...... Sean, you've got me snookered again mate..lol

[@seantuck]

Honest self reflection like that will inevitably lead to you finding the right way for yourself. You’ll be fine:)

[@dzyner2k]

I love your work, but more than that, I love your being. Thanks for being who you are.

[@TheEmbassy33]

This is one of the most stunning compliments we could wish to receive.

[@nutIcase666]

Shreya Gadepalli well said!!

[@tobi_ki]

this is the one thing that separates you from the rest of the photographic youtube world: authenticity. the view on the why, not only on the how to. I, As an introverts, am glad about having someone like you and your way to teach meaning in the making.

[@grayexperience]

Whew... we need this, Sean. Thank you for not being like everyone else.

[@echopaints5446]

The "what's up" cracked me up. But a lot of your creative flow resonated with me as an artist as well. I'm an artist of many mediums and if I'm not creating I feel like I'm empty inside.

[@SimonBaxterPhotography]

Brilliant and spot on in your message as per usual, Sean. Looks like you had a great time and weather in Devon :-)

[@seantuck]

Yeah I got lucky:) Beautiful corner of the country.

[@saadfaridi9200]

"All art completes its cycle when it is appreciated by someone else".... That was deep!

[@plasmadlite8661]

Sean, you're the first youtuber I turned on notifications for. And it's for this exact type of content :)

[@Riaanwest]

wow, this is such a great comment to read

[@jeepdelfuego8366]

Okay, you have become my therapist...through your photography and thoghtful insights on life.

[@830Video]

The Peter Mckinnon shoutout lol

[@vamsee6925]

I just paused the video and laughed for a full 10 seconds there XD

[@Candyswirl1980]

I searched for the comments to see if anyone would mention McKinnon. 😃

[@exploreatwill1419]

lol me too, I have seen quite a few you tubers try Peters "phaatsup" I must say Sean, you are pretty darn close ! Anyway, with all the tutorials out there, your advice/ tip / tutorial (whatever we want to call it) on being authentic is probably the most valuable one, thank you for that !

[@Hangs4Fun]

And that "what's up" that Peter does, has been done by others before. My son has done thast on his channel for over 3 years now. There's a fine line between copying and being influenced by. But finding your voice through a myriad of influences is generally tolerated. It's the flat out copies I can't handle. Just be you. And the you, that you are can have splashes here and there from what influenced you, creating an overall new creation; yet you are still true to yourself.

[@yujialiu4496]

same

[@JedidiahDS]

Being authentic. You are destined for greatness. Thank you for this!

[@fistsup5700]

"All art completes its cycle when it's appreciated by someone else." Profound. Inspiring. I have learned that to be happy in photography, as in life, listen to your heart. If it makes YOU happy and fulfilled, nothing else matters. Artistic success is relative and cannot be measured.

[@ritchiesedeyn5330]

Hi Sean, your subjects, your way of telling the things that are rarely told online, makes me follow your channel. Whenever I get stuck in my creative work and I need a small push to go on, then I'll come to your channel and see your videos. It is not about gear, it is not about cameras, it is not about what setting or lightmodifiers you need, it is all inside yourself. Thank you Sean for help me (and many others) to find our way of speaking and to believe in ourselves. Thank you!

[@lineb6207]

When introvert people start talking, I listen. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! And please, don't stop making these kinds of videos

[@claudecamilleri7157]

at my lowest point one year ago and through time of reflection, creating videos helped me. Even though my videos are hardly seen, this form of self expression has been a saviour, thanks for the video Sean

[@jeizschey]

"I'm naturally an introvert and so many youtubers are extroverts." That's what I was just thinking! I'm an introvert (INFJ specifically) so, your work inspires me.

[@seantuck]

I’m also an INFJ:)

[@jeizschey]

@@seantuck Wow that's amazing. So that's why I feel familiarity. That's the coolest thing I heard today. Thanks Sean!

[@250157andyw]

@@jeizschey ISTJs like Sean's approach and content too :)

[@faisalrizky1928]

Found this reply and got curious which types do I belong to. Believe it or not, it appears that I'm also an INFJ.

[@rayjermyn4541]

Yes J ... I hear that from a fellow INFJ

[@xsailor1970]

Sean, these videos are by far my favorite content that you share. It’s like Chicken Soup for the soul. Your other videos are wonderful but there’s such a connection available to people that’s hard to get in the digital age with theses type videos. Please! Don’t ever stop; we all need to be thoughtful in whatever we are doing and you help us remember if not learn how to do that. Thank you so much.

[@ninabean]

I’m a bit late, but wow I really needed this. Will be watching this regularly man, thank you. This is definitely one of the best channels I’ve ever come across!

[@briantagalog1969]

Watched this 4 years ago and then lost my way… I’m now struggling with myself and stumbled upon this video again. This, unlike many experiences in life, hits so much harder and better the second time around. Thank you for being you Sean.

[@valentinzamora.]

I dont have much access to the internet but whenever I can get to youtube, I wound go and actually download your content and listen and watch them everyday. Need more people like you on youtbe, really inspiring. Thank you

[@grantnewton5705]

No better advertisement for “being you” than these videos ..... They’re great and the content different from the rinse and repeat of many channels .... they’re the best photography videos on You Tube and they come without the silly hype that comes with some channels, instead forcing me to think deeper. Well done and keep up the great work!

[@seantuck]

Thanks Grant:)

[@fallenight]

2 years after you made this video; I am so happy you didn’t lost your way. I love your approach about talking about photography. After all, we all have different cameras, different styles and different things we want to photograph. Many of us watching are between beginners and professional photographers. We are using our camera to express not only creativity but also our feelings too.

[@briezeman1661]

The philosophical learning part of your videos is why I keep watching. It’s inspiring. I hope you don’t ever stop that part. Finding your channel has come at the perfect time I’m so grateful.

[@leozoghaib]

I'm not big on commenting but this is a strong video! Inspirational and pleasing to watch, love it!!!

[@alanwood5590]

Sean, keep doing what you need to do to remain authentic. It is so easy to spend your life trying to be what you think others expect you to be and in so doing lose sight of your own true self, even to the point that you no longer recognise what that true self looks like. As Spike Milligan once said 'will the real me please stand up'.

[@HughWalker]

Excellent content, I really like the way that you express yourself and your thoughts via this medium. It is truly a breath of fresh air.

[@jochlebowski7682]

Most of us are so worried about getting the best technology or techniques to be better but then we forget that photography is an art form that feeds from the soul, that’s something you can’t copy or learn... that’s something you develop!!! Keep it up!!! Like I said in other of your videos, we (the beginners, the enthusiasts, whoever you want to call us) need more people like you!!! Amazing work and not only your photos!!!

[@AntPDC]

As long as you don't begin every single upload with bling graphics, loud muzak, and screaming "WHAT'S UP GUYS", I'll Sub ;) Looking forward to exploring your Channel Sean, thank you.

[@TokyoXtreme]

DOT COM SEE YA

[@megsman4749]

Here's an idea, Sean knows phowtows.... Dot com. I used to be in radio, there are a million ways to be distinct. There is what my mentor used to call as burn out factor. But there are just some things that stink the first time and will always stink. Then there are hits that will stink after awhile but if you haven't heard it for awhile it sounds cool again. But then again... That's just me. I find Sean's videos real and simple but elegant.

[@sarahbailey3269]

I love your tutorials, but please don't stop making these types of videos! It's so nice to listen to someone quiet, who actually has something to say, in a world of noise.

[@FoyersPhotography]

Please be yourself, that is why I enjoy your channel.

[@KennethWayne]

I'm glad I found this. Thank you

[@RichardDavidLive]

Thanks, Sean. I am also an introvert and I love the message you spoke. There is so much pressure out there to be successful and so we try to be like everyone else but I still choose to try to find my own voice. I am still looking for that everyday and I have been doing this for some time now. Cheers, mate.

[@InsightInspection]

Sean, you might get more likes from the tutorials as you stated in this video, but now that Im a subscriber to your videos, it's these that I look forward to. Tutorials are everywhere and yours are quite good and I enjoy them. These videos however are the ones I share with my friends and family. These are the ones that I think about while I'm grinding out my day. These videos make me envious of your passion and skill and time. I'm always confused when I see a single thumbs down and can't help but think that it's those particular people most of all who could benefit from what I call your "heart" videos. I appreciate them very much and they inspire me not only to heed your words with regards to photography but they inspire me thru out my day to simply be better at everything I do... professionally, personally, spiritually. Thank you Sean for taking time to make these precious videos. Aric

[@seantuck]

Thanks Aric. That’s really kind

[@IchraqN]

I never leave comments on youtube videos but I've been enjoying your content so much that I just had to. I'm glad you're being you, please never stop.

[@seantuck]

Thanks mate:)

[@boomertothetop]

Growing up, I love seeing pictures my Mama took of me and my siblings. I think that’s the reason why I wanted to get a camera and take pictures in the first place. Capturing moments of time. Thanks for this! 🌷

[@umaepifania7084]

(Sorry for the bad english) Sean, thanks so much for this video! I'm in a moment in my life that i'm questioning my work as an content creator for instagram (@umaepifania this is in portuguese from brazil) and want to give up cause I don't really see it growing as I expected and I don't want to create about themes I don't really care or agree just for get new follows. I want to send a messenge and it's not very popular, but I have this NEED for keep doing like I want to do, like it suppost to be in my mind. This video helps me a lot to remember why I starded my instagram account and why i'm still doing it. From the bottom of my heart, thanks for remember me that art is only real if it speaks as the real me. Great job.

[@umaepifania7084]

Thanks so much! I decide just put my love and passion on it and keep doing.

[@umaepifania7084]

Thanks! I think the numbers distracts us from what is real in the art: express the way we see the world. I've look your account and I love it! Keep doing it too!

[@christopherwood1668]

You just gotta keep doing what you're passionate about. Eventually people will see that you are different and fall in love with your work. "dare to be different" (keep up the great work, I'll check out your Instagram! Mines woodcphotography if you're interested =)

[@hrain6223]

Love this... thank you - for BEing YOU!

[@GregWallis]

Nicely done. Your authenticity is deeply engaging, and your wisdom is revitalising. You don't take a bad picture, either. ;-)

[@jessica-janelunafay9323]

Your so sweet Sean Tucker. Beautiful advice. Arts all about digging deep within yourself.

[@Divineshot]

I love your videos! Yesterday, I was at the gym and I glanced outside for a second and I saw a beautiful sunset and I stopped everything and went to go capture the image, I can't explain why, but I just felt inspired! I also took a road I rarely drive down, just because it is out of the way and not the "norm" Always, be yourself. Exactly.

[@TheEclecticPhotog]

The videos where you speak from your heart speak to me infinitely more than straight up tutorials. Never stop making these authentic videos!

[@PeterLariviere1]

"All art completes its cycle when it is appreciated by someone else"....wow. If I have a mantra going forward from today for my photography this is it.

[@yuif8742]

That need of affirmation hit me like a rock these 2017. I was so shock but the relationship between my art and my ego that I thought of quitting art, because I felt fake. Now I am trying to find that balance and to accept that yes, I care about what others think about my illustrations but I am not going to change my style or whatever because of them. It is hard

[@bloomshine3114]

I LOVE these kind of videos, and I´m glad I found you here on youtube. These videos help me more than any about technical things. Greetings from Germany!

[@edmaher1981]

Thank you Sean for being so open and sharing.... I love and share your passion.

[@marlahammons4682]

Needed to hear that this morning....thank you

[@Riaanwest]

i felt exactly the same

[@timnoble4137]

Straight-up tutorial videos will get the most views because that is what people put in the search box. However, the more insightful videos have the greatest impact. And for me are more helpful in growing as a photographer.

[@dariusjbenson]

Awesome video bro

[@Itszoos]

Can’t express enough how this video said all what I’m feeling. Thank you so much...

[@Itszoos]

An by the way it’s the first time ever to write a comment on a youtube video. Peace

[@kenmunoz8517]

Your genuineness and willingness to open up your inner soul for all to view is what has drawn me to your channel. Keep doing what you do. In today’s world where everyone feels compelled to continually market themselves, your approach is refreshing. You’re in the right path...👍🏽

[@lichtspiel4544]

(sorry for bad english) please never give up, creating those videos! you can´t imagine the importance.

[@GuillaumeTANNEUX]

"Pwhat's up!" "Shabang!" ? Was it you? How surprised you caught me. Couldn't resist to replay it a couple of times. So not you and therefore so intriguing and interesting coming from this gentleman you got us used to. Funny. Thank you,

[@no_talking]

You are the man, Sean. A true inspiration. I am so happy I found your channel. Thank you for making these videos.

[@PaulGJohnsonphotography]

Can't really put into words what I feel about this video. You said them for me. Peace x

[@smuccilicious]

Right!

[@ThePanacon]

We need more videos like this one. Photography and the philosophy of it and what drives you is very interesting and gives me much more value than most of the other photography related videos on KZbin . Please keep up the great content.

[@michaelpope3004]

Sean, you inspire me to become a complete photographer. Not to just take photos, edit them, and work on my website. But to remind myself to think critically and inwardly about what I am doing, who I am, and let the photography be a showcase of that exploration. Thank you for being an honest guide.

[@sepher136]

Sean, your videos are extremely unique-they are informative and inspiring yet also calming and almost meditative. After been sidelined for over a year and a half from an injury, I am incredibly grateful for your thoughtful videos and your ability to express yourself so honestly. Now, back out into the field...

[@foodishbeauty]

Thank you for this Sean! What stunning videography with an important and inspiring message! Needed to hear that after being on YT for 3 years, and constantly having my own father telling me to give up for the entire time because I'm not making the bucks.. Thank you, again!!

[@leslielanderkin8996]

I find that having my work appreciated does provide closure and satisfaction as you say, but I have created images that please me greatly but were not appreciated by others. Leslie

[@EmmericaProduction]

Awww!! This is the best thing I have watched for a long time!! I just came across your KZbin channel today. This is really great content you are putting out of there, it's like a breath of fresh air, seriously! Thank you!!

[@Jieleichong]

Thanks for the precious content!! It is not just about creative work, but also the right attitude towards own life!

[@alessandroperta]

"We need you to be you" - this rings so true. I love those more intimate videos. The how tos and tutorials make views (hence money), but don't build a community and a following this exact video does. I found your channel because I was looking for tips on how to grade (make LUTs from Photoshop, to be precise, just 1 month ago or so), I stayed for the mood and beautiful cinematography, I subscribed for the genuine personality. Love from Belgium.

[@nathanhutchinson]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@PixelReflections]

Can relate very well to this video Sean, and love such videos from you. Thanks! - Vinod

[@kudzaishejeti5918]

Thanks for sharing your story. I just started my own KZbin channel named Kudziology about a month ago. I have found myself judging my content thinking it's not good enough to be on this platform. Your words were very uplifting and inspiring. Even though I am feeling down right now I know it won't last forever. Being authentic and true to yourself is the best advice a person can give. Thanks again for sharing :)

[@AndyOvercash]

Thank you so much for the inspiring words. I got started in photography later than most and I feel like I've become stagnate. Lost some where between my passion and where I want to take it professionally. This definitely helps.

[@maf3695]

Andy Overcash Good luck and many success to you! And to us late bloomers, lol, in photography and cinematography!

[@rask004]

Exactly what we need to hear and tell ourselves, Sean. Thank you!

[@dennishp]

"Don't imitate. Innovate" Thanks for insights Sean

Your work is enormously inspiring. There is so much beauty in the composition of this video, so much depth in what is conveyed. Absolutely love this.

[@CocoBVisuals]

Keep doing videos like this ! Very inspiring. I'm glad I found your channel

[@MSladekPhoto]

"All art completes its cycle when it's appreciated by someone else." Thank you. Thank you! That succinctly put into words a the tension of what REALLY motivates my creativity/art. I also appreciate your caution not to pay too much attention, but put that need in its "appropriate box."

[@shawnmaguire]

Excellent message here. Appreciate you taking the time to do this.

[@GadgetJohn]

Just like a great image, the recognition of your work will be recognised by those who appreciate what we are looking at. Great images aren't engineered and I have to believe my work should flow from my creative side and never to be scripted, or worse, copied from another. I have to believe that if my work is seen and liked then it's for the the reasons I make this content and not because it sells well or because it's commercially viable. I have only just discovered your channel and I think your videos are brilliant.

[@seantuck]

+Gadget John thanks mate:) welcome.

[@abigaillockwood8708]

Thank you for this beautiful peace of art. It impacted me deeply and inspired some action to embody my authentic self.

[@GarethDanks]

You being you is superb! 😊👍🏻

[@pmow]

Thanks for making these "inspirational" videos, as opposed to the more popular Tips ones. Being an introvert obviously contributes a great deal to the patent authenticity of your videos. Relating past memories such as on this one, or internal critiques, are the reason I find your videos so refreshing. Keep going.

[@seantuck]

Thanks buddy:)

[@GetCraftyPhotographers]

I love your honesty. I'm facing the same thing with my new account. But, as a professional, I find videos like this most inspiring.

[@Riaanwest]

I KNOW!!! His honesty is what got me to

[@Xingchen_Yan]

man i thought you were one of those youtuber or photographer online that trying to help other people to level up their skills. but honestly saying now, i think youre more like an artist to me. forgive me as an opportunist cuz i might do the thing that you described to get money. but i encourage you keeping your own way and creating your own style because i think thats what makes you unique. and after all, i do enjoy watching your videos.

[@IAMDIMITRI]

I believe that people can never be themselves because there was nothing original to begin with. We are all copies of each other. That's how humanity evolves, we take something that already exist and make something new out of it. And who are you? You are everything collectively that is inside of your brain. As soon as you "copy" somebody else you do own that shit. And don't let anybody else tell you otherwise. But the point of the game is not to copy, the point is to make it 1000 times better! That's why the worst advice you can give to anybody is to "be yourself".Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal - Pablo Picasso .. And I recommend you to watch everything is a remix everythingisaremix.info/watch-the-series/ .. So the best advice I can give is "Don't give a fUUUCK", do whatever you like. Even if you like copying others, but if you do then you have to be the best copyist in the world.

[@Viator19]

The phrase "What does it profit a man/woman to sell their soul to gain the world" springs to my mind. An earlier comment made here was that its impossible to be original. However if we at least try to be ourselves as much as we can isn't that enough? I would argue that our life experiences shine through in our works which are unique. Maybe we try and overthink that issue and we should just try and get on with it. Top work as always Sean. Keeping it going Bro

[@seantuck]

Thanks buddy.

[@Vifirion]

The most inspiring video I have seen in months. Thank you Sean Tucker. Thank you.

[@manhhungtran8374]

Love your contents and how you share your stories about photography. Hope you will keep the awesome work and be exactly who YOU are !

[@derekgillan7314]

You should make inspirational voice tracks for the car. I could listen to you all day.

[@stephenwells2280]

Thank you Sean, your message was nicely articulated and believe it or not a great teaching tutorial. A big thumbs up!

[@farahkhan1575]

you are an inspiration! keep making these kind of videos! The world need something much more deeper that really make a difference!

[@TIANDIstudios]

Just stumbled upon your channel... Love your vulnerability and being true to yourself. Thanks for sharing. You are an inspiration! Respect!

[@filmsbysi]

Lovely message. If you haven't seen it already, check out Charlie Kaufman's BFI lecture, where he touches on some similar topics, but in a very 'Kaufman' way. It really is beautiful.

[@bossofthemoss450]

I agree with Peter that the videos are precious but I don’t subscribe to his view that you are ‘trying out this format’. He completely misunderstands the message you are putting out there. Thank you Sean, for having the courage and for taking the time to communicate and nourish in such a lucid and compelling way.

[@creativeharmonywithluiza]

Your youtube channel is so different from what I have seen. I am so inspired by your authenticity and softness! Congrats! It brought me tears in my eyes