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Truth Through Film: Kevin Kunze on AI, Documentary Impact & The Future of Storytelling | Episode 6

from Balancing Acts Podcast · host Roy Wanguhu

In Episode 6 of Balancing Acts, host Roy Wanguhu sits down with filmmaker, documentarian, and AI innovator Kevin Kunze to explore how truth, technology, and storytelling collide. From filming on his dad’s S-VHS camera at age 6 to creating global-impact documentaries like Mobilize, Kevin shares how filmmaking can challenge industries, spark legislation, and shift public awareness. His work spans cell-phone radiation research, VR innovation, AI-driven filmmaking, and the evolving creator landscape. This episode uncovers: • Why truth-driven storytelling matters more now than ever • How AI can enhance creativity without replacing the artist • The global battle over phone radiation safety and public policy • The rise, fall, and return of VR filmmaking • How creators can stay human in an AI-powered world • Balancing massive ideas, filmmaking, and personal well-being   🔗 All platforms & links: https://taplink.cc/balancingactsofficial #BalancingActs #TruthThroughFilm #KevinKunze #BayAreaFilmmakers #OaklandCalifornia

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