Friction

Spotting an overlooked detail in everyday life and isolating it so an audience can finally examine the madness.

Pausing your autopilot long enough to register the strange mechanics operating behind ordinary human routines and physical spaces.

The refusal to accept mundane reality at face value, driving you to investigate why dumb things exist unexamined.

Illogical behavior that society repeats so constantly that everyone forgets how completely ridiculous it actually is.

Cataloging the strange ways people posturingly interact when they are trying desperately to look normal to strangers.

Tracking the weird physical habits and involuntary coping mechanisms people display when executing simple daily tasks.

Exposing the meaningless idioms, buzzwords, and verbal crutches people use without ever thinking about their literal definitions.

Dissecting the silent compromises, passive-aggressive negotiations, and bizarre habits that develop between two cohabiting humans.

Highlighting how modern devices designed to save us time only create brand new forms of digital anxiety.

Pointing out the regional beliefs and shared rituals that seem utterly rational inside a group but insane outside.

Contrasting how different age brackets handle identical problems using wildly conflicting survival skills and moral panics.

Documenting the theatrical politeness, useless meetings, and fake enthusiasm required to survive in corporate environments.