Episode 49: Faith and Good Works with Caleb K. Johnston

Dive into the soul-stirring world of cinematography with Caleb Johnston, a gifted British-Ghanaian cinematographer whose lens captures not just images but the essence of faith, spirituality, and the rich tapestry of black art. Join us in this compelling podcast as Caleb shares his captivating journey from London to the heart of the cinematic realm. 

In this episode, Caleb unveils the profound influence of his faith on his artistic vision. He delves into how spirituality shapes his perspective, allowing him to portray the depths of human vulnerability on screen. Through his lens, he weaves stories that resonate with the very core of our existence, capturing moments that echo with authenticity and raw emotion. 

Discover the unique blend of short form and documentary realism that defines Caleb's work. As he reflects on his film school days, he shares how he found his passion in merging cinematic narrative techniques with genuine, unscripted moments of real life. This fusion not only defines his style but also elevates the stories he tells, bridging the gap between art and reality. 

As a British-Ghanaian artist, Caleb brings a distinctive cultural perspective to his cinematography. He shares insights into his experiences navigating the intersection of these diverse identities, enriching his storytelling with a tapestry of traditions, beliefs, and histories. His work stands as a testament to the power of representation and the importance of showcasing the multifaceted narratives within black artistry.

Join us as Caleb Johnston opens up about his artistic journey, shedding light on the intricate dance between faith, spirituality, and the world of cinematography. Through his words, we gain a deeper understanding of the transformative impact of storytelling, the beauty of diversity, and the profound connection between the human spirit and the art of visual storytelling.