Moving Pictures for the Good of the Planet
Last month, Bourne Media sent footage via FTP to TED for a TEDx Demo that was to debut at TED India. Just when we were wondering what became of that footage, we got news of a new post at You Tube. It’s great to see some Asheville work and some Asheville faces so prominently displayed at the TED site.
BlogAsheville.com let out the news: Here is an excerpt:
In Mysore at TEDIndia yesterday, Lara Stein of the TED conference debuted a new video from TED explaining the independently organized TEDx program. TED contacted us at TEDxAsheville for material last month, and the new TED video includes images, animation and footage from last summer’s TEDxAsheville event at the Orange Peel.
To see more details on BlogAsheville, Check it out here.
The Project:
The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina needed a way to show the power and success of their women’s giving circles. We interviewed donors, project managers, and grant recipients to show how powerful these connections were in instigating positive change within WNC.
Details: 3:40, mini-documentary / promotional.
Bourne Media: Shooting and Editing. Writing and Art Direction done in conjunction with Robert Klein and CFWNC.
Distribution: Presented to an audience of over 700 at the Grove Park Inn, Internet
Producers: Community Foundation of Western North Carolina.
Bourne Media founder, David Bourne, has recently returned from a week with Mission MANNA in Haiti. The trip/project blog “Consider Haiti” proved successful as a tool for raising awareness for the trip and for the medical mission.
The first round of still photos has been posted, and the video post-production is underway. This was the second trip for Bourne Media; the first was in the Fall of 2006.
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