In the latest episode of David's World we explore his most recent collage exhibition and we uncover some unreleased works that weren't featured in the exhibition, but are included here for your enjoyment and education. I hope that you find this short documentary inspirational and that it inspires you to get creative with your own artwork and ideas.

In this episode of David's World, we review 9 popular video editing softwares for 2025. This includes reviews of: #finalcutpro #capcut #lightworks #davinciresolve #shotcut #filmora #powerdirector #camtasia #vnvideoeditor This episode was edited in Final Cut Pro and shot on a GH7.

The Mission to Seafarers, Wellington: Christmas Campaign 2024 Credits: Michael Daysh – Producer David Morrah – Director, Camera Operator, Editor Sylvia Stump – Script Writer, Set design Timothy Tovey-Raruve – Assistant Producer, Location Scout, Set design Mary-Therse Nalder – Sound, Costume, Set design Cast: Alex Mabey – Max Peter Nalder – Colin Michael Daysh – Max’s Dad Timothy Tovey-Raruve – as himself We would like to thank: Lance Lukin and The Mission to Seafarers NZ & Oceania Team Joe, Alex and the team at The Warehouse, Lyall Bay, Wellington Diana Morrah Andrew Sclater and the team at Rubber Monkey, Wellington The Street Church, Wellington CentrePort, Wellington We also wish to extend our thanks to the seafarers who featured in this film, and to all those who contributed footage. Additional stock footage and background music courtesy of Envato Captions courtesy of Final Cut Pro On behalf of everyone here at The Mission to Seafarers, Wellington NZ, we wish you and your loved ones a safe and happy Christmas season, wherever you are in the world. Thank you for your support! Go to https://www.mtswellington.org.nz/contribute to make a donation to The Mission to Seafarers, to help us support seafarers. All donations of $5 or more are tax deductible in New Zealand. Thank you – your support is deeply valued.

The Mission to Seafarers, Wellington: Christmas Campaign 2024 Credits: Michael Daysh – Producer David Morrah – Director, Camera Operator, Editor Sylvia Stump – Script Writer, Set design Timothy Tovey-Raruve – Assistant Producer, Location Scout, Set design Mary-Therse Nalder – Sound, Costume, Set design Cast: Alex Mabey – Max Peter Nalder – Colin Michael Daysh – Max’s Dad Timothy Tovey-Raruve – as himself We would like to thank: Lance Lukin and The Mission to Seafarers NZ & Oceania Team Joe, Alex and the team at The Warehouse, Lyall Bay, Wellington Diana Morrah Andrew Sclater and the team at Rubber Monkey, Wellington The Street Church, Wellington CentrePort, Wellington We also wish to extend our thanks to the seafarers who featured in this film, and to all those who contributed footage. Additional stock footage and background music courtesy of Envato Captions courtesy of Final Cut Pro On behalf of everyone here at The Mission to Seafarers, Wellington NZ, we wish you and your loved ones a safe and happy Christmas season, wherever you are in the world. Thank you for your support! Go to https://www.mtswellington.org.nz/contribute to make a donation to The Mission to Seafarers, to help us support seafarers. All donations of $5 or more are tax deductible in New Zealand. Thank you – your support is deeply valued.

Artist's block can be tricky and soul destroying when it happens. Find new ways to overcome this difficulty through the 20:1 rule and other methods to help you get back on track with your chosen art form. #creative #creativity #writers #writerscommunity #artists #writersblock #artistsblock #creativeideas #creativeprocess

This is a comparison of six popular non-linear video editors. In this episode, I review Final Cut Pro, CapCut, Lightworks Pro, DaVinci Resolve, ShotCut and Filmora. #finalcutpro #capcut #lightworks #davinciresolve #shotcut #filmora

Christian Folk-Alt music video, loss, love, sharing and caring, thanks to family members, Renee, Kingston, Damian, couples Hannah and Gagan and Ash and Nyssa.

My story on what it was like to live with epilepsy and have strength to get through it. Film made and edited by David Morrah Www.davidmorrahfilmmaker.com