WHAT IT IS

I named The Interview Project a project because it is constantly evolving, as it searches for who we are and what it means to live a human life. Everything in this world is ever-changing: the time in the day, the cells in your body, the ideas in your brain. So, who are you in this very moment? Not yesterday, not tomorrow, right here, right now?

“I’m never the same; but I’m always myself.” (Emma Watson)

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Watching The Interview Project is like overhearing an intimate, private conversation: "It’s almost as if you’re walking into a room and people are in the middle of a conversation, and you walk in and sit down quietly and listen... It’s a real moment that’s happening… There is no sense of performance involved.” (Rick Rubin)

The Interview Project is a place for the person interviewed to freely express what they would normally be afraid to share. And by them sharing that vulnerability, the viewer is then able to “recognize some part of” (Rick Rubin) themselves “and feel understood and connected.” Thus, the show is essentially “a mirror in which someone may see their own hidden reflection” and feel seen, understood, and connected.

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