Not that you were even supposed to know this but yesterday was “School Nurse Day.” It’s just one of the thousands of holidays that we Americans have made up because it’s impossible for us to go one day without it having to be some kind of “day.” But I have to admit when Kelli Petersen decided to send a message to her fellow school nurses, she certainly did it in style. To celebrate “School Nurse Day,” Kelli Petersen, who works at an elementary school, penned a beautiful rendition of Adele’s “Hello,” only this time it’s all about the life and
School Nurse Celebrates “School Nurse Day” With a Little Help from Adele...
School Nurse Celebrates “School Nurse Day” With a Little Help from Adele...
- 5/10/2017
- by Nat Berman
- TVovermind.com
The idea behind the Local Voices ad campaign is to capture the concerns that everyday Americans have about presidential hopeful Donald Trump in unscripted, personal commentaries that later air as one-minute ads in the same swing state communities where they were filmed. The key is to find voices who belong to community leaders who aren’t normal Hillary Clinton supporters, may they be conservatives or generally apolitical figures.
Read More about Local Voices: How Filmmakers Are Making a Difference in Swing States
In swing states where the voters have been confronted with constant barrage of political ads, the other key ingredient is authenticity, so they are not dismissed as just another manufactured political message.
To accomplish this, founder Lee Hirsch (“Bully”) turned to fellow documentary filmmakers and recruited some of the top filmmakers working in nonfiction, including Amir Bar-Lev (“Happy Valley, “The Tillman Story”), Amy Berg (“West of Memphis”), Marshall Curry (“Street Fight,...
Read More about Local Voices: How Filmmakers Are Making a Difference in Swing States
In swing states where the voters have been confronted with constant barrage of political ads, the other key ingredient is authenticity, so they are not dismissed as just another manufactured political message.
To accomplish this, founder Lee Hirsch (“Bully”) turned to fellow documentary filmmakers and recruited some of the top filmmakers working in nonfiction, including Amir Bar-Lev (“Happy Valley, “The Tillman Story”), Amy Berg (“West of Memphis”), Marshall Curry (“Street Fight,...
- 11/7/2016
- by Chris O'Falt
- Indiewire
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