Some filmmakers chase trends. Eddie Musa chases truth. Born to Sierra Leonean parents and raised on the beats of hip hop, the grit of 90s Black cinema, and the shadows of Italian neorealism, Eddie doesn’t just capture stories — he conjures them. This episode of Visual Intonation Podcast brings you deep into the mind of a filmmaker who sees the world in frames, colors, and feeling.

He built his own lane. From student activist to CEO of Musa Majic TV, Eddie turned vision into vocation. You’ll hear how he went from college classrooms to directing shorts like Sugar Daddy and Flowers, all while building a creative agency rooted in authenticity. No shortcuts. Just hustle, clarity, and craft.

In this conversation, we break down the process. The pressure. The poetry. Eddie talks about making moments that stick — in the mind, in the culture, in the memory of the lens. It’s not just about the shot. It’s about the soul behind it. The why. The weight. The work.

If you care about cinema that moves you, if you live for visuals that speak before words arrive, this one’s for you. Eddie Musa doesn’t just make films. He makes meaning. Press play.

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