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I have recently featured some extraordinary videos here on the news that stood out visually.Here’s a project that stands out in another way: It makes great use of an aspect of the art of filmmaking that goes beyond entertainment: Communication.
This is their kickstarter video. DOP Benjamin says: “we did not shoot the footage used in the video”, it is a trailer made up of footage from location to help put their idea across and raise funds.
This team of young people equipped with a bunch of video dslrs (GH2, 5D2, T2i, and D7000) will go to India to make a documentary on slavery and human trafficking. It’s a story about young children “who are completely neglected. They are completely alone, with only the pit boss to feed them one meal a day. Many of the girls are raped every night. It is tragic.”
cinema5D has become a backer of this project and donated $100.If you have a little bit to spare Benjamin and his team are really dependend on your support.This is their page where they collect funds:KICKSTARTER
They have almost reached their goal of $4800.Funding ends on May 8th
As you can imagine this amount is really nothing for a full length documentary like this. This goal is merely the minimum for 2 crew members and 1000 DVDs.
Let’s get them at least 200% shall we?There are some very nice gifts if you pledge!Here are some other people who support this project:
Kessler Crane- www.kesslercrane.comikan- www.ikancorp.comCinevate- www.cinevate.comLCDVF- www.lcdvf.comZacuto- www.zacuto.comMiller Tripods- www.millertripods.comLong Valley Equipment- www.longvalleyequip.comGenus- www.genustech.tv
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Sebastian Wöber is a director and DP, studied at Filmacademy Vienna and is passionate about harnessing the potential of filmmaking tech to create powerful cinematic work with limited resources. He is currently teaching film at Andrews University in the US.