Books Referenced In This Yoshinocast Episode:
- "The Millionaire Next Door" by Thomas J. Stanley
- "The Psychology of Money" by Morgan Housel
- "Atomic Habits" by James Clear
- "The Miracle of a Definite Chief Aim" by Mitch Horowitz
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www.strava.com/athletes/63049717
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Joe Sill is a filmmaker and founder of world-building lab Impossible Objects.
Joe likes to think big. He forged his path as a live-action feature and commercials director, often using visual effects to bring new worlds and ideas to life. His love for telling grand visual stories has led him to work with top brands such as Apple, NASA, Nike, and Tesla, as well as his first foray into feature filmmaking with "Stray”.
Recently, Joe decided to double down in the landscape of animation and virtual production, energized by the constant innovation and ability for artists like himself to imagine and create without limitation.
Joe is currently developing an original television series with writer Matisse Tolin based on their short film, “Autonomous”, with Jon Berg and Greg Silverman of Stampede Ventures producing.
Show Notes:
- Joseph Campbell on giving meaning to life
- Honestly expressing oneself
- Being journey focused vs. being results focused
- Turning interests into a career
- The role of the director on set
- The potentially toxic ideology behind the “self-starter”
- Joe’s work as a director
- Bruce Lee’s impact on culture
- The process of creation/ego
- Joe’s reflections during the pandemic
- VR in cinema
- Social media
- Seeking validation
- Relinquishing ideas of ownership
- Joe’s company, “Impossible Objects”
- Wrap up