Treat yourself to the silence and space to connect to what these people are courageoulsy sharing.  

East Forest (www.eastforest.org) is a musician, producer and ceremony leader, exploring creativity, spirituality and consciousness. He has released over 20 albums, including a colaboration with Ram Dass and touring internationally. He has been hosting the "The Ten Laws" podcast since 2018 with 120+ episodes exploring art and spirituality. http://eastforest.org/podcast

Steve Marshall - Ashridge Executive Education, Hult International Business School - Doctoral Faculty - Director, Photo-Dialogue Ltd - organisational development consultancy www.drstevemarshall.com Thought leader, business change faciliator, photography and video artist. Steve has had a rich career as a pilot in the Royal Air Force, to now more than 15 years experience as an international organization consultant, facilitator and executive coach. His practice is informed by inquiry, dialogue, and complexity based approaches to creative change and innovation. Steve brings an original, authentic inquiry, integrating in powerful ways his artistic / creative experiences and ways of sensing, to tackling complex business, sustainability and social challenges.

Facilitator, coach, author and creative business thinker. Robert Poynton is an Associate Fellow of the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford. He designs and facilitates workshops, programs, retreats and events. He is the author of Do Pause and Do Improvise. He lives in Spain and is a co-founder of On Your Feet— a improv based consultancy (conveniently) based in Portland, Oregon. Many of his friends regard his entire career as one long pause.

Rob and John spend almost as much time reflecting on the witnessing session, as the actual sesssion itself. John always sets each filming up as an experiment setting no expectations - if we are to sit in silence for the whole time, then that is just a great an outcome as if the person speaks. It so happens that Rob stayed in silence for 45min....and a whole lot happened.

Peter is a freelance thinker, creator, sensemaker...and sensebreaker. He creates interventions, interruptions and provocations, in a broad range of formats across live events, immersive learning experiences, expeditions, research, artwork, installations, performances, writings, soundscapes, recordings, documentaries, or just casual conversations. From 2007 till 2017, he was the Co-Founder of Innotribe, the innovation initiative of SWIFT. Main architect and content creator of the eight Innotribe Sibos events between 2009 and 2016. Prior to SWIFT, Peter was at Microsoft as EAI Solution Sales and Business Development Manager for Microsoft’s Electronic Identity Card plans in Belgium, for which he received in 2005 the Microsoft Chairman’s Award. Advisor and investor in Volta Ventures, and on the Advisory Board of several organisations and start-ups. Member of the WEF expert group on Personal Data, and the REXpedition, a think-tank for the Relationship Economy. Co-initiator of Corporate Rebels United, a movement to unite corporate rebels worldwide to ensure that true change happens virally, and Charter Member of Change Agents Worldwide.

improv & Co-creation addict. Doodler of small and large robots programmed to change the world http://botjoy.com @garyhirsch

Gary reflects with John on the experience of the filming process.

Business heARTist - founder of ReNEWBusiness a collective creative laboratory that guides visionary leaders and organizations to transform business into inclusive, innovative communities. Fateme is a published author and poet. Her collection of poems: The Whisper, charts the journey of leadership of self before the leadership of others. The Poetry of Leadership is her second publication for practicing and evolving leadership presence. She has also published a self-help journal, Freevolution, for people who want to become their truest and highest self.

An intimite moment with John expressing his most recent experiences and key moments in his life. John was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and worked in the commercial arts as a muralist, billboard creator and freelance illustrator. After learning to paint by doing airbrushed billboards, he decided to pursue Fine Art and work in oils. Since then, he has had 3 solo exhibitions in San Francisco and numerous group exhibitions both nationally and internationally. His works have appeared in many publications and have won multiple awards. John now paints full time in his studio in Paris, France.

A graduate of Arts-Déco, Vincent Dubourg in 2006 became the youngest artist at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery in London and in 2007 imagined The Bird Car for the Musée de la Chasse et la Nature in Paris. He then began an international career and exhibited successively at Design Miami / Basel in Switzerland and at Tajan in Paris. In 2011, he won the PAD Moët Hennessy prize in London. For many years, in the solitude of his large studio, the artist-craftsman has been developing his prototypes and fashioning works of art that do not claim their function: this only appears in a second step, thus questioning the traditional contemporary furniture design. Vincent Dubourg gives birth to organic, dynamic and sculptural forms that tell a story, that of the mutation of reality and the inalienable possession of nature over society. Between furniture, sculptures, architecture and staging, it offers a new interpretation of object design. https://carpentersworkshopgallery.com/artists/vincent-dubourg/

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Jeremy is an Explorer who helps individuals and teams beyond boundaries. He's based in the South West although finds himself working across the country as a Coach, a Facilitator & Wilderness Guide. https://jeremylefevre.com/

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The privilege in meeting people in new ways. The camera provides a doorway into our deeper, authentic selves. The magic comes from filming from a place of silence and spontaneity.

John Oliver's journey to becoming an artist - tagname Tyler Filmed March 2020. Edited by Jeremy Le Fèvre and in association with John's filming work at www.interiortruth.com Huge thanks to Jeremy for the editing and working with the brightness control issues on my camera!