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  • 30-10-2003 4:08pm
    #1
    K. M.J
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭


    Hi to everyone.

    I am a student film maker based in Dublin and at the moment I am making a short documentry on role playing and the people who take part in such activities.

    The show is for college and is a SHORT production.

    I am looking for people who have a real passion for this and aren't camera shy to help me out and be interviewed about theire passion if any one is interested please get back to me as soon as posible at KeithDunne5896@hotmail.com

    The filming will take place over two days on a date yet to be confirmed in November.

    I thank you all for for your time and look forward to hearing from you soon.

    Keith


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    AL][EN
    Registered Users Posts: 2,236 ✭✭✭AL][EN


    I hope you find what some people to interview i'd volunteer myself but i live in cork

    g'luck
    AL][EN


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    Nevyn
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    shame you didnt think of doing this at Gealcon but there are other irish conventions running over the next while.

    What type people are you looking for where do you want to film and what slant/angle are you after ?


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    Specky
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    Much like Thaed I'd like to know what sort of an angle you're trying to portray in your film. I have a fair bit to say on the subject of education and role playing and on the potential for both personal and artistic development through games....and as the oldest gamer I know, some of my perspectives possibly differ from the "mainstream"....


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