I think this blog entry would sum up why I would use this blog instead of my personal one.
This collaborative blog would be something that I would pass ideas back and forth between my friends. Sure I may rant on my other ones, and those rants might flow into this blog, but I hope it would be more constructive. Also I hope that this collborationg would be almost a collective thinking process in order to produce future projects whether film, art, animation or other mediums.
Anyways since my airport idea of a documentary about airport life is positively put on hold like forever, (or I would at least assume until this generation becomes out, therefore at least 40-50 years.) because of the events of 9-11, I can hardly ever make a documentary about airport life without touching on that subject. However it might be different if I chose to do this documentary of airport life in a different foreign country that would most likely be less affected by the events of 9-11 such as France or Italy. Why I chose those countries since France is against the war against Iraq and Italy seems a bit more quiet.
However a new idea has popped up, doing a small art project and perhaps a documentary of dead celebrites' graves.
I find it interesting that any biography or expose of dead celebrities seem to always immortalize them with a shot or view of a statue or some monument. For movie stars, it would be the Star on the Walk of fame. Sports heros in the hall of fame. But rarely are we ever given glimpses of their graves. I think it's interesting how we go about doing that. I assume that we do that with our friends and family as well when they pass away, but I find it more prevalent in those people in the spotlight.
This collaborative blog would be something that I would pass ideas back and forth between my friends. Sure I may rant on my other ones, and those rants might flow into this blog, but I hope it would be more constructive. Also I hope that this collborationg would be almost a collective thinking process in order to produce future projects whether film, art, animation or other mediums.
Anyways since my airport idea of a documentary about airport life is positively put on hold like forever, (or I would at least assume until this generation becomes out, therefore at least 40-50 years.) because of the events of 9-11, I can hardly ever make a documentary about airport life without touching on that subject. However it might be different if I chose to do this documentary of airport life in a different foreign country that would most likely be less affected by the events of 9-11 such as France or Italy. Why I chose those countries since France is against the war against Iraq and Italy seems a bit more quiet.
However a new idea has popped up, doing a small art project and perhaps a documentary of dead celebrites' graves.
I find it interesting that any biography or expose of dead celebrities seem to always immortalize them with a shot or view of a statue or some monument. For movie stars, it would be the Star on the Walk of fame. Sports heros in the hall of fame. But rarely are we ever given glimpses of their graves. I think it's interesting how we go about doing that. I assume that we do that with our friends and family as well when they pass away, but I find it more prevalent in those people in the spotlight.
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