Writer/Director/Documentarian Alex Winter talks to The Inside Reel about balance, perspective, technology, structure and human behavior in regards to his latest documentary film: “The YouTube Effect” from Drafthouse Films.

Filmmaker Sacha Jenkins talks to The Inside Reel about perspective, perception, history, approach and intention in regards to his new documentary for Imagine and Apple TV+: "Louis Armstrong: Black & Blues".

Producer/Director Frank Marshall talks to The Inside Reel about memory, music, his introduction to Jazz Fest and the path to capturing the 50th Anniversary Celebration in the documentary “Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story”.

Producer/Director Martin Shore & Producer/Musician Ian Neville talk to The Inside Reel about music collaboration, the creative process and capturing the essence of the NOLA music scene in regards to their new film: "Take Me To The River: New Orleans".

Filmmaker/Farmers/Founders John & Molly Chester talk to The Inside Reel about perspective, continuation, education and element footage in regards to their new addendum documentary for Disney+ and Nat Geo: “The Biggest Little Farm: The Return”.

Director Todd Haynes talks to The Inside Reel about journey, perception, visual approach and influence in regards to his new documentary film from Apple: "The Velvet Underground.”

Associate Producers Mercedes & Jack Kilmer talk to The Inside Reel about perspective, creative process, seeing their dad's work ethic and his undeniable humor in regards to the new Amazon documentary "Val" featuring 40 years of archive footage shot by Val himself.

Co-Directors/Co-Editors Ting Poo & Leo Scott talk to The Inside Reel about perspective, existence and the essence of the man known as Val Kilmer featured in his own words in the documentary "Val".

Music Supervisor Iain Cooke talks to The Inside Reel about approach, challenges, texture of the music and hidden gems in regards to the new Apple TV+ documentary series: “1971 - The Year That Music Changed Everything”.