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“How I Started View Thunder” with Kyle Shold (GWTW698)
Have you ever had a project you wanted to bring to life but struggled to make it happen? Today’s guest shares his struggles from taking a dream project and making it a reality. In this conversation, Kyle Shold unpacks how he overcame multiple barriers—hating the sound of his voice, showing up confident on camera, learning the tools and art of editing—to start his new Youtube channel, View Thunder. He produces curated movie reviews that celebrate the art, design, and cinematic storytelling present in movies he absolutely loves. He shares how burnout in his illustration work led him to find a new outlet for his creativity, working through mistakes and learning curves, and most importantly, knowing when it was time to publish. Show Links Freshwater Bay Creative View Thunder Movie Reviews Errol Morris The Fog of War (2003) Fright Night (1985) The Big Sleep (1946) Dracula (1931) Philip Glass: Dracula on Spotify Dracula by Bram Stoker Chris Stuckmann CinemaSins CinemaWins Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)