The media is powered by primary sources. People who were there. People who saw it. People who lived it. Now with a camera in every pocket, phone footage is powering the press. From warzones to wildfires, every person is a cameraman filming one angle of a worldwide documentary. Source Material presents world events through the recordings of those who lived it. Cut out the host, cut out the reporter... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryNews CommentaryNewsSociety & Culture |
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Cori Langdon was driving a taxi on the Vegas Strip the night of the deadliest mass shooting in American history. When she heard gunfire, she turned on her video and drove towards the massacre, filming her rescue of victims fleeing the scene.
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To have insiders and regular citizens tell how they felt and went through natural disasters, traumatic experience or imposed changes and regulations following traumatic events is the real deal. I appreciate the long interviews and follow-ups over the months to show the evolution.
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Letting the filmographer narrate his/her own footage grips the listener and gives such richness to each episode. Because there are no embellishments, the rawness of the experience comes through beautifully.
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