MIKE: When you're dealing with the ocean, you prepare yourself.
It's tough.
Huh, look at you.
Clothes is something that I love to do.
I love creating.
It fuels me.
TOM: What we live for is any kind of art that involves glass.
The purpose is to inspire.
PETER: Agriculture is in my veins.
With the population growing,
this is a race to save future generations.
We have one of the biggest bakeries in Austria.
We are writers and directors.
I'm the owner of The Durable Slate Company.
-We are professional dancers. -And choreographers.
GEORGE: With Scientology, I have a lot more certainty in my life.
DANIEL: And it's cool to be a change-maker.
MIYUKI: Tokyo is a city that always flourishes
and it is so rewarding
that I'm doing something for this country.
CASEY: If you haven't experienced Portland yet,
it's something to do.
Because it's completely, completely different.
JEREMY: This is completely Portland right here.
And that's the world's smallest park.
SIMON: Birmingham builds, it invents, it creates.
So the Church is vitally important
because we can help the city move forward.
Any person is very proud to be from their country.
And we all belong to the same movement--
to make a difference in people's lives.
L. RON HUBBARD: Is it right to help people
or wrong to help people?
Or shouldn't you go along in your own little cocoon,
sailing on the sea of idle dreams
and let the rest of all of that silly nonsense
going out in the world just take care of itself?
A man is alive so long as he can help things
and so long as he himself can be helped.
If he can do this
he's alive.
TRAVIS: In order to make a bigger impact in our community,
we needed to come together as a united force.
DAVID: We're in a battle.
But do we give up the fight because of that? No.
There's a drug epidemic.
But knowing about something
that can hurt you is half the battle
of being able to defeat it.
MAITE: If we educate this generation,
we stop them from moving to the generation
that has had decades of drug use.
The students are so much excited.
This is what keeps me going--
that I'm able to reach so many students
to know the truth about drugs.
JUSTIN: When you're trying to serve the public
or protect your country,
you've got a mission that's bigger than you.
SERENE: My hope in doing the documentary
was to do a film that had some good in it for everyone.
MARAT: It's magic. It's the creative impulse
and everyone has it.
EDDIE: I'm interested in historical truth
and how history has played a part
in the development of this country.
As a filmmaker, you don't often get presented with a chance
to do something as ambitious, you know,
a film in some of the most beautiful locations on Earth.
MARAT: Life isn't what happens this moment,
life is, you know, a string of moments.
MICAH: And it's a gift
and it shouldn't be wasted in the face of adversity.
Sometimes the only way that you can find your own way
is by helping somebody else find theirs.
ANNOUNCER: Please welcome,
22-time Grammy-winning pianist, composer and jazz legend--
Chick Corea!
CHICK: So here we go.
If I'm smiling, just keep going.
The joy with playing in a band,
for me, is the group creation of it and the camaraderie
and the fact that you don't know everything that's gonna happen.
It's one of the most beautiful social activities
that there is-- ﾠ
is to create together.
JEREMY: In Scientology I found my passion.
ROBERT: It is a consistent, stable experience.
I live in Manhattan and I'm a Scientologist.
I'm a Scientologist.
I am a Scientologist.
I had always wanted to find a way to make a difference.