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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 1H 9M

How to Make Video a Powerful Tool for Connection | Kalee Isbell

from F-Stop Collaborate and Listen · host Matt Payne

In episode 442 of F-Stop Collaborate and Listen, host Matt Payne sits down with filmmaker and video editor Kalee Isbell to explore how video can be a transformative tool for memory-keeping, creativity, and connection. Kalee shares her journey from using video as a form of self-care during postpartum depression to founding Isbell Family Films, a business devoted to helping people turn their everyday moments into meaningful stories. The conversation dives into practical tips for capturing more intentional, creative video content, the emotional rewards of embracing imperfection, and the value of recording even seemingly mundane moments. Kalee also discusses the importance of organization, shares heartwarming client stories, and inspires photographers to consider how video can deepen both personal legacy and the storytelling power of their work. Resources Mentioned on the Podcast: Order a Printique Book | Watch my Printique Review Video Support the podcast on Patreon One Second Everyday App Filming Life Academy Leave a review for the podcast on Apple Podcasts

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