Dear folks,
a u2 fans from Australia, Natalie Baker of Gypsy Heart Productions, is
collecting u2 fans stories. If you are interested read this letter and contact her.
At the Vertigo, Melbourne shows in 2006 I was in the queue for General Admission and decided it was time to make a documentary that celebrates the spirit and the diversity of the U2 fan community and their experiences. After twelve months of planning, I’m now ready to start look for a diverse range of volunteers who are willing to participate. And that is where you come in – would you be able to help me?
I am looking for some U2 fans that have access to digital cameras with movie mode. They would record answers to some set questions about U2 on their digital cameras in movie mode.
They would then burn the raw-footage interview to disc in a Windows friendly format, and send it to me.
All the interviews that I receive will then be edited in to a Feature Length
documentary that I intend to have released by December 2008.
I’m looking for interesting, moving, entertaining, unique, extraordinary and
ordinary stories that U2 fans are willing to share about their experiences as fans.
If necessary I will get the interviews translated for fans who do not speak English, but I myself only speak English.
The vibe that I’m looking for is similar to the confessional booth used during the Zoo TV shows.
Ticket stubs from U2 gig are going to be used for the opening sequence, and if you have any old tickets that you can scan and email to me as a jpeg, I would be grateful.
Please email me at gypsyheart@y7mail.com for further information.
Kind Regards,
Natalie
