“I posted my intentions of casually gathering interviews as well as asking for help in finding all the correct people to speak with, knowing Twitter would do two weeks’ worth of initial research in 30 minutes of interactions,” said Wallis.
Wallis immediately found support and began either reaching out to or hearing from Miller associates via Twitter. So, over the next year I’m going to start collecting interviews & content to make the definitive documentary for his family, friends & fans… Please share & tag anyone you think we need to speak with! #birdseyeview #ripmac /PmmOhU5g3A Wallis made the announcement on his Twitter account on June 3 that he was ready to get his Mac doc started: Now, the director was about to change that. I never got to work with him but I’ve put references to him throughout my work, hidden or in plain sight, since his passing.” I printed it out, framed it, and it’s the only thing hanging in my office. “I saved the tweet and randomly found it on an old hard drive two weeks ago, and it hit me like a ton of bricks.
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I had just released a new episode of my Curren$y documentary series ‘JETFLIX'” when, out of nowhere, Mac Miller tweeted him, calling his video “genius.”Īt a time when everything was seconds away from caving in, Miller’s tweet inspired Willis to figure out the fastest way to dig himself out of the darkness. “I hadn’t seen my parents, lost two family members while being away and it was a very isolating, bleak time of self-doubt and extreme frustration. “In 2013, I spent every cent i had on my first feature, and it was a nightmare experience,” said Wallis from New Orleans, building up to his initiation to Mac Miller.
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