As ideas for TV programmes are based on a creative process, personal issues of the director or writer often determine the content of the programme. But can you take it for granted that the viewer - not being familiar with the director’s or producer’s passion, will follow them on their personal missions and stay to watch the programme? What does it need to make a personal issue relevant and interesting for an anonymous audience? In this session we will take a look at some therapeutic programmes, some programmes with a global message told from a personal perspective, productions that settle the past, warn of the future or simply try to add to the good within society.
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Following the Dutch defeat to Russia (3-1) in the quarterfinals of the European Cup soccer competition in 2008, documentary filmmaker Michiel Brongers left the Amsterdam…
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Roar Christiansen, a photographer, has followed Wenche, an AIDS infected drug addict over 15 years. Through hundreds of stills and hours of video we get to know her life…
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Leaving her parents and young children to wait, Amy stepped from the car onto her driveway. Minutes later, her husband, walking alone from the house calmly said…
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