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3 Years Making a Movie- Today I Find Out if it Works

HomeSteadHowFebruary 9, 202611m
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Everything is on this little thumb drive. 2 years, 8 months, and 12 days ago, stood under the woodshed with Emma and said, "We want to make a whole documentary. I would love to have like Dr. Barry and then I'd like to have some real people with diabetes. Maybe we'll have someone that's got diabetes, see if they can reverse it with carnivore, someone with arthritis like me." Now it's all on this little thumb drive: nine doctors and experts, 60 interviews, filmed in Australia, all over Canada, all over the United States, over 400 hours of footage, down to less than 2 hours of a documentary that will inspire millions to find healing due to the powerful stories within. It started with a foolish comment: "Let's just do a documentary."

When saying "we want to make a whole documentary," was literally thinking of filming on phone, as the stories matter. Adam came aboard, elevating cinematography. Editor John. Thousands of people pitched in, donated, helped on phone calls, strategized: Ashley, Lynn, Dave, the whole team bringing it together. Now it's all on the thumb drive. Going to the world famous Montello Theater. Last night, editor John sent the final cut, completely color graded, all B-roll added, credits. Spent hours converting to DCP format needed for movie projector—never done for a 2-hour film. Don't know if it will work.

Let's all go to the switch. Projector's firing up. Healing Humanity screener, credits, trailer (spelled trailer wrong). All interviews and work coming together on one thumb drive, fed into the projector. Trailer loaded. Playing trailer.

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