May 13th, 2010
Tags: daily life, global, participative mode
Have a look to this project: how would you represent the different lives that exist on our planet? Artist David Evan Harris decided to shoot 24 hours in the life of 10 people that are meant to represent us all… the project is both a collaborative website and an art installation (currently showing at the [...]
April 14th, 2010
“GDP: measuring the human side of the Canadian economic crisis” is a web-documentary that tries to portrait a nation in economic crisis by interviewing people from all over Canada and asking them how they are coping with the economic crisis. Have a look to my archive entry to know more about this great project! It [...]
April 13th, 2010
Tags: Prison Valley, Upian., web-documentaries French
Prison Valley, a web documentary about the business behind prisons in the USA, is about to lanch online. Inscribe yourself to their newsletter at http://prisonvalley.arte.tv/en/ or check Upian’s website to know more about it. Upian is behind some great projects (Miami/Havana, Gaza/Sderot, La vallee des morts and Portraits ofa new world) so do tune in!!!
Highrise is the new project from Katerina Cizek (who has been for the last five years the National Film Board of Canada’s Filmmaker-in-Residence). Highrise is currently in production in several countries and it involves 360 degrees filming technology and collaborative participation with people leaving in vertical suburbs.
Have a look to their trailer. If you are [...]
March 19th, 2010
Arte television is currently hosting yet another web-documentary: Havana/Miami: times are changing. This documentary is done by the same team that did Gaza/Sderot: life in spite of everything. Have a look to the archive entry to know more about it. It is really worth watching! Also… do keep an eye on this little gem company [...]
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