Geoff McFetridge: Drawing A Life – Review. By Richard Schertzer.

If your job requires you to be as creative as possible, it only makes sense that you make the most of the job as you possibly could. Well, that’s exactly what Geoff McFetridge did and, while he may not be a household name, he certainly has the work ethic and resume to prove to you how great he is at his job. 

Director Dan Covert is able to craft a charming and sincere tale of a man looking to find his way in life through his artistry and craftsmanship going through highs and lows, which displays his passion for how far he has gotten in the field.

The film evolves into a beautiful portrait of an artist with such a fervor. It begins with his humble beginnings from making nothing from this industry to working with acclaimed director Spike Jonze. 

The film has such an innocence with an endearing underdog story that does wonders to compliment its talented protagonist. 

The film is perfect for any artist or person working in the media landscape and trying to break out into the mold of that industry. It inspires us to be better, think for ourselves and respect the craft that we are all guests in. 

In conclusion, the film proves to be a triumphant take on the artist as well as the art behind it. This is certainly a win in the realm of following your dreams and aspirations. 

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