Hey folks,
I sent this to the wrong email yesterday, silly me! I have a technical question (or it may be a series of them) that so far I have not been able to find a "we have done this" answer to yet and I thought to see if this is already done in your institutions and I'm just not aware of it. As many of you know, I'm creating an introductory documentary on homeopathy.I'll be shooting it through the end of the year. I've decided to include short interviews of people who have used homeopathy to help fix/cure a variety of problems. I don't have the money to go gallivanting around the universe so I am hoping to figure out a way to video or internet conference, capture it, and use the footage in my final film (as well as for future website/training tools). What I've been told so far is that any taping/capturing done like this is only good enough - picture and sound quality wise - for web usage and that nobody has included this type of content yet in a finished film project. So if any of you have experience with helping out a professor with this, or doing it in your library, or any other great anecdotes/stories, I'd love to hear about it. Feel free to send me info off list. Thanks! Hope you're having a great summer! Best, Rachel Rachel Gordon [email protected] www.energizedfilms.com
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