Adam Sjoberg's guest appearances

Adam Sjoberg

Ethical Storytelling

The Screen Chatter Audio Podcast

Mark Cuban

Kristen Bell

Peter Dinklage

Brooke Shields

Marlo Thomas

DeVon Franklin

Vanessa Hudgens

Sophia Bush

Frank Grillo

Jeremy Piven

Mike Rowe

Jeff Goldblum

Jamie Lee Curtis

Michael Ealy

Deon Taylor

OwlTail

Seanne Winslow

#SeanneWinslow &amp; #AdamSjoberg discuss their new film #TheFalconer and using #Oman as a backdrop for their story#TalkingPictures #celebrity #interview #TonyToscano #ScreenChatter

#SeanneWinslow &amp; #AdamSjoberg discuss their new film #TheFalconer and using #Oman as a backdrop for their story #TalkingPictures #celebrity #interview #TonyToscano #ScreenChatter

Seanne Winslow & Adam Sjoberg - The Falconer

In this podcast we bring you stories from the field. Each guest shares their unique viewpoint as well as their personal successes and growth in the pursuit of ethical storytelling. Today we get to hear from Adam Sjoberg, a commercial director and documentary filmmaker. His two feature films include “Shake the Dust” – a hopeful film about breakdance in places like Colombia, Cambodia, Yemen, and Uganda – and “I Am Sun Mu” – a film about a North Korean dissident artist who creates satirical paintings about the North Korean regime as well as images of hope. Both films are available on Netflix. In this episode Adam breaks down what he sees as the foundation of ethical storytelling, how he decides what nonprofits to work with and what standards he applies into his own work, as well as how he has learned to integrate his subject’s voice in the storytelling process.

In this podcast we bring you stories from the field. Each guest shares their unique viewpoint as well as their personal successes and growth in the pursuit of ethical storytelling. Today we get to hear from Adam Sjoberg, a commercial director and documentary filmmaker. His two feature films include “Shake the Dust” – a hopeful film about breakdance in places like Colombia, Cambodia, Yemen, and Uganda – and “I Am Sun Mu” – a film about a North Korean dissident artist who creates satirical paintings about the North Korean regime as well as images of hope. Both films are available on Netflix. In this episode Adam breaks down what he sees as the foundation of ethical storytelling, how he decides what nonprofits to work with and what standards he applies into his own work, as well as how he has learned to integrate his subject’s voice in the storytelling process.

Intro Series with Adam Sjoberg