After working for years in the field of humanitarian relief, capturing video and sharing compelling stories of people in need, it became clear that one particular group of people were always present to help meet needs—Christians. They provide all kinds of relief that are specific to the recipients' needs and do so for as long as it takes to see it through.
Over the years I noticed the use of geometric shapes as art in film and I've always been curious about their purpose within the story. What is its intended message. Whether it's a closeup of the outside of a build's architectural design or a bird's-eye view of a winding staircase, how do those images progress the story being told? Are they creative fillers, dynamic visuals, or conveyance of subtext of some sort?
Why does each generation see the world through a different lens? What changes the heart and minds of people? One answer to that question is the increase in media entertainment, and I'm not referring to news.
