The spirit of stuff: What I learned when I sold (almost) everything
by Perry Schrank, Rachel, M.A., UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, 2009, 68 pages; 1467164

Abstract:

The following document is a report submitted in conjunction with a video project. The video is a personal documentary, filmed in Denver, Colorado and Mexico City, Mexico, which explores the spiritual connection that people have with their material objects. The report is comprised of a project proposal and a post-production report. The proposal discusses the theoretical underpinnings of the project, and offers a plan for the film's production. The post-production report discusses my filmmaking process in retrospect, reviews production problems and solutions, and includes a final schedule and budget.
 
AdviserTony Gault
SchoolUNIVERSITY OF DENVER
SourceMAI/ 47-06, p. , Sep 2009
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsFine arts; Mass communication; Film studies
Publication Number1467164
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