Of all the projects I’ve been part of, this one stands out. Powerful, human, and profoundly real.


I joined Dave Klaiber and Tim Kindler, on Simeulue Island in North Sumatra to film an episode of It Ain’t Over Yet. A raw and honest series that opens the door on men’s mental health. Having worked with Dave for over a year on the Comanche feature film, I’ve seen first hand his ability to connect with people and draw out real emotion. He's been an inspiration and mentor of mine in my early years.


On the island, we were welcomed into Ranu’s home at his surf camp. Cooking meals together, sharing stories, and listening as he opened up about his life and struggles. Filming his episode of the series was a humbling reminder of how powerful vulnerability can be, and how important it is to give those stories space to be told.


Below you can watch the Official Teaser Trailer of It Ain't Over Yet.

Aerial view of a tropical coastline with palm trees and lush greenery along a curved beach at sunset.
Official Teaser Trailer

IT AIN'T OVER YET

Film crew setting up camera equipment on wooden stools in an outdoor tropical setting.
Diners seated at a dark restaurant counter being served food.
People enjoying a casual dinner gathering with plates of food spread across a rustic wooden table.
Orange sauce being spread on raw meat on a white plate in a dark setting.
Multiple plates of food being served in a dimly lit restaurant setting.
People dining at a casual restaurant counter with white plates of food.
Grilled meat sizzling on a barbecue grill with rising smoke.
Aerial view of tropical resort with red roofs nestled among palm trees.
Panoramic coastal landscape with rocky shoreline at sunset.
Children playing outdoors at sunset near a grassy coastal area.
Casual outdoor gathering with drinks in a tropical garden setting.
Group of people relaxing on grass during an outdoor gathering.
Stunning aerial view of a tropical coastline with turquoise waves crashing on a curved beach.
Silhouette of person relaxing under a thatched roof hut overlooking tropical landscape.
Person walking down a palm-lined road carrying a surfboard in a tropical setting.