Hey folks Sam Jones here. Welcome to another edition of off-camera, the show where I get to talk to iconic, creative, curious artists, and find out how they got that way.

And boy, do we have one of those this week?

In this episode, I sit down for the second time

with my good friend, actor, photographer, musician,

artist, and Zen master Sleep Guru, Jeff Bridges.

That's right folks. Jeff is back again and this time the legendary multi-hiphon it is

joining me because he's just released a new photography book titled Jeff Bridges Pictures

Volume 2.

Composed of behind the scenes photos taken throughout his career, the book is a wonderful representation

of the magic and mystery of filmmaking filmmaking and I thought it was a perfect

time to get the dude back in the off-camera chair. If you haven't seen Jeff

Bridget's photographs he shoots them on a camera called a Wide Lux which is a

panoramic film camera that's been

around for a long time and it's really unique in that the lens sweeps across

the frame on a little motorized turret. So when you use the camera,

the pictures feel very alive.

And Jeff uses it on set to capture the weirdness of filmmaking

and his spirit is in each one of these photographs.

You can't help but romanticize Jeff's life

when you see film sets through his eyes.

You know, despite so many years of experience,

Jeff approaches every new artistic project

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