I worked as Associate Producer, Researcher, and Editor on a documentary that didn't try to debunk conspiracy theories. It tried to understand why people believe them, which is the more interesting question. We're drowning in information and running low on trust. People aren't really after facts, they're after meaning. The trick was guiding people to think differently without ever lecturing them, because nobody's ever changed their mind by being talked down to. So we built it like a mystery, piece by piece, mixing history with media critique, pop culture with politics, all held together by a voice that stayed sharp without going sensational. We wanted a film that felt less like an exposé and more like a wake up call. It worked. People stopped watching and started questioning. In a world where misinformation outruns the truth, that's not a nice touch. It's the whole point.