GDP || GDP: Where people count

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GDP: Where people count

Date published : September 20, 2010 - Montreal, Quebec

Closing film of the GDP webdocumentary. A 23-minute piece which navigates between 'making of' and original content - 14 hours of films & photo essays produced over 1 year.

In order of appearance in the film

Hélène Choquette

Director-coordinator

Montreal, QC

Tony Young

Field director

Toronto, ON

Janice Goudie

Field director

Grand Falls-Windsor, NL

Matt Gallagher

Field director

Windsor & Oshawa, ON

Renaud Philippe

Photographer

Northern Ontario

Vali Fugulin

Field director

Saguenay Lac St-Jean, QC

Vincent Audet-Nadeau

Field director

Montreal, QC

Paul Arsenault

Field director

Dalhousie, NB

Dominic Morissette

Field director & photographer

Montreal, QC

Goh Iromoto

Photographer

Toronto, ON

Matt Palmer

Field director

Calgary, AB

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Editor

Claude Lemay

Director-coordinator

Hélène Choquette

Original score

Robert-Marcel Lepage

Comments(2)

The lessons of GDP

By Marie-Claude Dupont, GDP producer - Date published: September 22, 2010 - Montreal, Quebec

In response to Mr Pearce, For a more in-depth look of the GDP project, I invite you to browse our blog. Over the course of the year, our team has posted multiple articles about our daily challenges, the research, the choice of our characters, the web documentary ethics, the editing, our web processes, and so on. We tried to share as many information we could with our users, while conducting...

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blog, solidarity, compassion

And the people behind the people and the process

By Patrick Pearce - Date published: September 20, 2010 - Montreal, Quebec

Good making-of, focussing on the subjects with directors insights. As webdoc series are still very much an emerging media form, I would also like to see a more in-depth behind-the-scenes look at the whole GDP production process - choosing directors and stories, producers discussing stories with directors, editing choices, posting choices, offline screenings and reactions, general challenges and...

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Making of, learnings, new media, web documentary series, public discourse

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