In episode seven of the Slate & Lens podcast, Kim Best talks about being a one-woman show. She has shot, edited, and distributed more than 40 short films following her career in print journalism.
Kim has traveled a lot as a filmmaker, and drops knowledge on how to do that without losing your sense of humor – especially when things don’t go according to plan.
Watch her film What a Scientist Looks Like on Sunday, March 1st, in Durham, N.C., at Alice Fest.
About Kim Best
Kim Best worked for 20 years as a science/medical writer and editor for daily newspapers and an international nonprofit. She earned her Certificate in Documentary Arts from Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies in 2010. In short videos, she shares the work and successes of international nonprofits; highlights worthy causes and individuals; and tells off-beat tales. Links to more of her work can be found at: kimberlybest.com.
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