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Vanessa

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Vanessa Schulz

 

 

 

21st Paradigm: A way of thinking for the 21st Century that respects the intrinsic value of all life

- that is, the right of other life forms to exist regardless of their instrumental values to humans.

Not only the pretty birds but also the predators and reptiles, the ugly and unloved have a right

to be left in peace, to exist not only for the pleasure and health and instruction of humans

but for their own sake.

 

The driving force behind 21st Paradigm, Vanessa began freelancing in the film industry in 1994 while attending Cape Town Film & Television School.

 

 

 

After emigrating to America, she gained further experience working for NBC, Fox, National Geographic, and the Discovery Channel.

 

Vanessa founded 21st Paradigm as a reaction to her frustration with mainstream media's reluctance to air contentious subject matter.

 

Despite the challenges of independent media production, her films are receiving awards and accolades.

 

She is currently working on a short documentary about the recent Permaculture convergence in Brazil,

http://www.ipc8.org

 

 

foto by Noa

 

 

21st Paradigm: A way of thinking for the 21st Century that respects the intrinsic value of all life - that is, the right of other life forms to exist regardless of their instrumental values to humans.

 

Not only the pretty birds but also the predators and reptiles, the ugly and unloved have a right to be left in peace, to exist not only for the pleasure and health and instruction of humans but for their own sake.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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