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Paul Hutchinson, the executive producer behind Sound of Freedom, sits down with Amber Butaud to share the powerful true stories behind the blockbuster film and the real-life missions that inspired it. From negotiating with traffickers in Colombia to building a studio from scratch after hearing God’s voice, Paul opens up about purpose, faith, and what it means to say yes when God calls.

This episode is a gripping and emotional conversation about hearing the voice of God, protecting the vulnerable, and building a life that serves others.

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https://www.soundoffreedombook.com/free-chapters

https://www.instagram.com/liberating.humanity

https://liberating-humanity.com

https://childliberation.org

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Hosted by: Amber Butaud | Filmed at 4 The 1 Studio, Houston, TX | Studio Manager: Emma Parker | Managed and Edited by Yeli Lisethe

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Lane McCall joins longtime friend Kelley Leger to share how a small team, limited gear, and zero outside funding led to a 13-episode veteran docuseries airing on NBC. From a powerful equine therapy story that helped save lives to directing a national commercial with NFL legend Andre Johnson, Lane opens up about trusting your gut, staying creative under pressure, and learning to speak up when the client’s vision falls flat. This episode is packed with production wisdom, emotional moments, and hard-earned advice for anyone chasing stories that matter.

🎬 Guest: Lane McCall
"I'm not great at selling or asking for money, but if you're going to create something meaningful outside of client work, someone on your team has to be."

📎 Website: https://www.badcolors.com
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🎙 This Episode was Hosted by Kelley Leger
📍 Produced at 4 The 1 Studio | Houston, TX
🎛 Edited by Yeli Lisethe: https://www.instagram.com/yelivisuals
📋 Production Manager: Emma Parker

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In this episode of Set Life Podcast, Dan Rubottom sits down with cinematographer Benji Osborne on the XR stage at Oral Roberts University. Benji shares how a childhood love for photography turned into a full-time career in filmmaking, why he once thought video was “pretty stupid,” and what changed his mind. From fashion shoots at 17 to shooting Emmy-winning commercials and a feature documentary on Tulsa’s Black firefighters, Benji opens up about the lessons he learned, meeting Roger Deakins, and how submission and humility shaped his growth. Whether you’re an aspiring DP or just love good storytelling, this episode is packed with wisdom, laughs, and hard-earned truths from the trenches of the film world.