This short documentary is one of that last videos I shot before the pandemic hit. Mike Bennett is a really down to earth guy and hanging with him for an afternoon while he created art was a ton of fun!
Artist Mike Bennett transforms reclaimed plywood into massive, life-sized cartoon character cutouts — which he places in public spaces all over Portland, Oregon, creating a citywide scavenger hunt that’s open to all.
Filmed by Travis Shields
Edited by 60 Second Docs
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