The Harry Potter Alliance | The Weapon We Have is Love Jake, Not finished yet. Director/ producer Ian Thomas Ash has teamed up with producer/ cameraman Colin O’Neill for “Jake, not finished yet”. Joining them on the crew is newcomer Jake Caswell, the subject from the title, who along with co-directing also serves as second camera. Ian helps direct Jake as he directs his own story. Formerly the subject in Ian’s documentary, “the ballad of vicki and jake”, about him and his mother, Vicki, Jake now turns his camera on Ian and Colin. Once again the filmmakers are intertwined in a story that blurs the boundaries between filmmaker and subject. While Jake and Ian are connected through Vicki, their bond becomes stronger when Ian experiences another great loss.
Family Acceptance Project Homosexuality and the Bible Interactive Documentary Archive .:. Interactive Documentary The archive is now closed When I started this PhD there was not very much happening in i-docs land. So I felt I had to assemble my discoveries through this website. Five years later this is not the case anymore. There is so much happening that it is actually mission impossible to follow it all. So I have decided to [...] (No Comments) Read more Shadowlands This entry was proposed and written by Elaine Hills Description: Produced Feb 2012 to document the effects on the people who continue to be effected by the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear disaster. (2 Comments) Read more The Cat and the Coup is a documentary videogame in which you play the cat of Dr. (3 Comments) Read more Aysén Profundo This entry has been sent to me by Philine von Düszeln. (No Comments) Read more Walking the Edit This entry was proposed and written by Ulrich Fischer Description: Walking the Edit is an innovative system to “walk a movie” : your recorded walk will be translated into a movie through an iPhone app’.
Diversidades : Familiar y Afectivo-Sexual Inside Shelbyville Multimedia's Ambitious Immigration Project Shelbyville project kicks off with a series of “Welcoming” videos Chances are you haven’t yet heard of Shelbyville, a small rural community in Tennessee. If not, then you’re probably also unaware of the upcoming “Welcome to Shelbyville” documentary or the online project that is forging a pilot, or prototype, for communities to tell and share their own stories. So let me share my initial impressions of this remarkable, ambitious effort. Last Monday I was lucky enough to be a part of a “digital brain trust” of 20 progressive media and non-profit representatives at the Bay Area Video Coalition headquarters. What is the Shelbyville Project? Miss Marilyn, a retired public elementary school teacher who taught in Shelbyville Active Voice conceived the vision of building a story-driven web platform and brought together a team consisting of Free Range Studios, a creative services firm, and documentary filmmaker Kelly Whalen, who produced webisodes for the project. Positive Stories
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