The art of documentary storytelling is not a static skill, but a journey with distinct milestones. 

I'm Nigel Levy, your guide through the labyrinth of crafting compelling narratives, and this episode of DocFix Documentary Storytelling Podcast is your roadmap. 

This is about unearthing the universal skills that will elevate your craft regardless of your starting point. From the spark of excitement  when you stumble upon a great story, to the daunting task of sifting through a mountain of material, here I explain the lessons learned in shaping raw footage into riveting documentaries.

In this episode, I map out the four stages of storytelling expertise that every documentary filmmaker goes through. We'll examine the pitfalls of ego and why mastering the elements of narrative is more crucial than ever. From the first tentative steps to the continuous quest for moral depth, I'll explain how a solid understanding of storytelling mechanics allows for creative confidence and control. 

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