I finally am finished with my short documentary on the Rabbit Show, filmed at the Utah State Fairgrounds on November 14, 2014. This was for a class assignment at the University of Utah, it could not exceed 5 minutes, and I couldn’t sound sync my interviewees (film them talking). There were many great stories being told, and I had to cut a lot of these truly amazing experiences from the final edit. I know that there is a little bit of a dark part on the rabbit breeding side in the middle. This is strictly for the academic purpose of presenting both sides to an argument to reduce the bias of the documentary (trying to neither favor nor condemn the world, but show it in it’s entirety.) This unfortunately did include the fact that some rabbits may be treated inhumanely, but I tried to tie it all together with recognition that not the whole breeding community is like that, and it does have it’s great value and benefits, even given it’s doubts and suspicion. I wish it could have been so much longer, I had a great time attending and filming this, and would like to give a big THANK YOU to everyone who participated in being interviewed, to everyone who possibly made a face appearance in my film, and to everyone who let me show of their rabbits on the big cam. You’re all amazing. (With - Trevor Clark and Cassie Callahan Curtis)
Posted on: Fri, 05 Dec 2014 02:48:13 +0000
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