Showing posts with label Random Voices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Random Voices. Show all posts

Monday, January 16, 2012

Tapis Volant to produce Random Voices // Tapis Volant va a producir Random Voices

Random Voices, the documentary project I started four years ago, has now the support of Tapis Volant, the new media division of Cinédoc Films, based in Annecy (France).  With this collaboration, the documentary becomes a cross-media project, which includes a film and an interactive web-documentary produced by Pierre Mortimore and Christian Lelong.



Random Voices connects people from different countries to establish a Collective Interview between all its characters.   Settled in Europe, finds different realities and perspectives spread all around the old continent, featuring a real portrait of real people who talk about personal issues, far cultures and global subjects. It has no intention of convincing the audience with any idea or vision, but to motivate their participation on giving their own opinions.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

I'd like to think it's just a coincidence

I’d like to think this is just a coincidence
On December 2008, a year ago, the company I was working in proposed to make an adaptation of Random Voices to present it in the catalan tv public channel, Televisió de Catalunya. Although this adaptation had nothing to do with the main ideas that Random Voices wants to transmit, it had the same format, and so Random Voices was used to show them how the format works.
After some meetings between the representant of the company and the tv corporation, the answer of the channel was long awaited, but finally they told us that “as it was an interesting project, they were bringing it to the new format department to analise it in detail.”
Some weeks later, we got a final answer, refusing the project for a lag of budget.
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I would like to think this is just a coincidence.
I’d like to think is just a coincidence, that 10 months after this answer, the same department they brought the project has launched a new program, described as an initiative “to show the social reality of Europe.”
I’d like to think is a coincidence, that this “new initiative” takes place in several cities around Europe, and tries to see how same topics are seen through different points of view and cultures.
I’d like to think is just a coincidence, that first episodes of this “new iniciative” talk about clitchés and one of them, in Switzerland, talks about the importance of time, just the same topics we showed in the Random Voices website as demo clips.
I would like to think this is just a fucking coincidence: