Tag Archives: Padriac

Busing Movie 2.0

Here is a rough cut of my work in progress.  This semester has been a whirlwind of personal and professional accomplishments, and the fruits of my labor are being received very well. If you know anyone that would be able … Continue reading

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Narration 4

Trying to write these narrations has been tough.  When I first started out, I was trying to think of a political way to say everything, but that is really just not me.  Eventually I wrote this part as a response … Continue reading

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Narration 2

This is the second narration segment in my piece.  I think it will be very long, so I’ll probably have to cut out some things.  I showed it to some people, and some thought that it gave a good background … Continue reading

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Narration 1

With the lack of a diverse perspective, I have decided upon reflection – and feedback – that I should insert myself into the story.  This is a very difficult decision for certain filmmakers – especially when it was not their … Continue reading

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Preparing for Next Two Interviews

In preparing for interviewing the next two mothers, I’ve been faced with an issue of artistic conflict.  I like how I shot my grandmother’s interview (still working on screen captures), but it doesn’t fit in with my initial vision of … Continue reading

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Busing Interview #1 Post Mortem

I think that this interview was quite successful.  I wound up with 2 Arri 650 watt lights and a 1,000 watt softbox.  I used the two 650′s, and threw a little Lowell kick light behind.  One of the problems I … Continue reading

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