FreedomLab – Luc van Doorne, Video Editor

Luc van Doorne

With a passion for translating complex ideas into engaging stories, Luc joined Rasile Group's Digital Communications team as a video editor. At the thinktank, he engages his storytelling abilities to convert frameworks and findings into concise audiovisual productions. Before joining Rasile Group, Luc studied history and international relations at Radboud University Nijmegen and Utrecht University. He is interested in a wide range of topics such as climate change, cultural anthropology and mental health.

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Luc van Doorne

With a passion for translating complex ideas into engaging stories, Luc joined Rasile Group's Digital Communications team as a video editor. At the thinktank, he engages his storytelling abilities to convert frameworks and findings into concise audiovisual productions. Before joining Rasile Group, Luc studied history and international relations at Radboud University Nijmegen and Utrecht University. He is interested in a wide range of topics such as climate change, cultural anthropology and mental health.

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The latest by

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How will the metaverse and web3 influence social media?

Brace yourself, the 2D newsfeeds gracing our screens might soon be part of internet history.

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External media that caught

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Hollywood actor Jonah Hill interviews his psychiatrist, Phil Stutz, on his life and methods. What starts off as a relatively straightforward documentary soon takes an unexpected turn. After breaking the fourth wall, both men decide to lay all their cards on the table.

Descending the Mountain

Released in 2021, Descending the Mountain follows a zen master and a psychiatrist as they conduct an experiment with psilocybin on a mountain in Switzerland. The results are fascinating, and so is the creative use of animation and music in the production.

When Glaciers Go: Life Without Water

The New Yorker makes some of the finest short documentaries out there. The best part: you can watch them online for free! This one tells the moving story of a Nepalese family who is forced to live apart due to climate change.