Dumpster Archeology Interview with: Dustie Carter

Self-proclaimed "Dumpster Archeologist" Lew Blink embarks on thrilling expeditions through dimly lit alleys where every item holds a story waiting to be brought to life. Through his eyes, the trash-strewn landscapes transform into an endless playground of mysteries waiting to be unraveled inviting us to ponder the value of privacy and the impact of excessive waste while marveling at the wondrous stories within the refuge left in the alleyways. Dustie’s journey began in a small town where he worked in the rice and cotton fields of the Missouri Bootheel and Northeastern Arkansas. Whenever he wasn’t working in the fields, he would create skateboarding and other fun stunt videos. However, Dustie’s dreams were much bigger than the agricultural landscape that surrounded him. Fueled by a deep passion for storytelling, Dustie decided to leave behind his family’s farm and pursue a career in filmmaking. He finds comfort in exploring his artistic versatility and spends his time creating narrative films and music videos under the name StolenSun. Dumpster Archeology premiered at Slamdance Film Festival #movie #film #filmfestival #toronto #slamdance #shortfilm