by Runeshai on Thu Dec 06, 2007 8:52 pm
It's great to be ambitious, but it is a very broad topic. That's what I had trouble with at first, and it's why I went with simple interviews with each person in my video. Liza, that might be an angle in itself, asking people questions about violence, school violence, domestic violence, any kinds of things like that. Or you could try to address it in a way that relates to the situation down in areas of FL hit by the hurricane, that would attract interest. Maybe something about how it's changed people or how the environments have changed or something. I don't know the situation now, so I don't want to sound ignorant, but I'm sure there's something you could do, even if it just interviewing people you know every few days and cutting that together each night whenever you get the time. Are you guys still working on the ChiChiTV or are you doing some more paid video work? You could ask people involved in that work a few questions, if they're willing. That'd be a great way to both get people to talk about it and to get the word out, since they're involved and undoubtedly coming from all over the place or from different social and professional circles and would be able to spread the word pretty broadly about the project. Just a thought. Let us know though, we could try to get something going from each of the members of this forum, and try to put all of that together. Oh no, duh, I know what you could do... do a video about your friend who's in the hospital! A short documentary about what happened, how she's doing, what the doctors think, that kinds of stuff. Interviews or archival footage (that won't be archival, since you'll shoot it, heh). But yea, that would be good, since it's not any specific kind of violence, it's just anti-violence in general. That could work well. What do you think? Ryan?