If you can’t play your fundraising video to potential recipients, there is probably something very wrong.
Kony screening provokes anger in Uganda
Ugandans, who suffered at hands of Lord’s Resistance Army, react in anger at Kony video causing internet waves. — Al Jazeera
If you want to see the madness that the Al Jazeera report is a slap in the face to, watch Kony 2012’s musical comedy soul
(Source: aljazeera.com)
Where and Why People Donated their Time and Money in 2010/2011, US Trends
A movie about creating a campaign for Amnesty International, from challenge to execution.
Making the form input - name and phone - part of the interactive movie is a bit gimmicky because it’s inessential to the story. On the other hand, it’s also a new and creative response to the problem of getting people to give up their contact details.
I’m sure it would increase the number of people providing contact details, if only because the motivation to complete the task is greater when you are forced to complete it in the middle of a story, rather than after the story ends.
via Bryan Miller
UNICEF Dump from mark patten on Vimeo.
Filmed on the Canon DSLR platform with 2 x 7D bodies and Nikon AIS lenses, the low impact presence of of both the Director and DOP allowed them to get to the heart of the subject. DIR: Adrian Moat. Prod: Debbie Garvey. DOP: Mark Patten
UNICEF Beggar from mark patten on Vimeo.
Filmed on the Canon DSLR Platform utilising 2 x 7D’s and Nikon AIS lenses The cameras were stripped down to ‘covert_mode’, allowing the Director & DOP to capture the young girl in an intimate and unobtrusive manner so revealing her plight. Dir: Adrian Moat. Prod: Debbie Garvey.DOP: Mark Patten
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