Good news, folks. Cea Serin’s Jay Lamm has a new documentary series debuting on YouTube called “A Thousand Words.” It’s a weekly show that takes 51 of the world’s most iconic images and tells their story…in about a thousand words. This project was several years in the making since Jay wanted to make sure everything was written, filmed, and edited before the first video ever dropped.
And this is a year-long project running through 2024, starting on Jan. 6th.
Even though Cea Serin is rounding out the ending phase of their third album, Jay Lamm took up photography and for the past 5 years has been working as a freelance photographer. Below are some examples of his work.
You can visit his photography website here.
Please visit the “A Thousand Words” YouTube channel to view the first “intro” video which introduces the audience to the series. While there, please like, subscribe, and even leave a little comment to help me out with that ole YouTube algorithm.
The first episode will be on Neil Armstrong in the EVA as taken by Buzz Aldrin. Other shows will focus on such historic images like the Cottingly Fairies, Richard Avedon’s Beekeeper, Workers by Sebastiao Salgado, Fan Ho, Jill Greenberg, Robert Capa, Annie Leibovitz, the Event Horizon Telescope, and there will even be an episode devoted to the album covers of Abbey Road and Dawn of the Black Hearts.
The first episode drops on January 6th at 11am (CST) and a new episode will premier each following Saturday throughout 2024.
