The day we are born we are in a movie called “Life” and at age 18 we become the director, producer and star of our own life’s movie. By virtue of this mindset we end up creating a life that’s really interesting and keeps us entertained by producing the longest movie of our lives title The Lolli family life’s journey. For us, leading by example if the best way to help others. In our opinion it is disingenuous to state how you can help others without first helping yourself and then continuing to embody and maintain those commitments. If you want something you’ve never had before you have to do something you’ve never done before. Oftentimes it’s not obvious and can only be discovered through new life experience. Choosing to share our lives comes at a risk of being singled out, rejected and possible criticism. However the reward of actually connecting with someone watching and making an impact in their lives makes it all worth it. Most projects are not being made by a person but by large corporate studios who have suits in a conference room scratching their heads trying to make something that they think someone else is going to like. Our projects are made for us and it turns out that when you create something that’s true to yourself a byproduct is there is a large audience that resonates, reciprocates and participates. It’s easier to think outside the box when you are able to jump from one box into another. So oftentimes we are producing multiple different projects simultaneously. Our documentary work is priceless and personal to us and therefore not for sale. Our process of making the documentaries is about marrying the wildness of our imagination to the rigor of story structure all while avoiding being formulaic.