I’ve uploaded an Adult Interview Release to the Other section. The file is in pdf, and will require the free Adobe Reader.
Entries categorized as ‘EEE Project’
Photo Release
February 24, 2007 · No Comments
I’ve added photo releases for children, adults, and property to the Other section. The file is in pdf, and will require the free Adobe Reader.
Categories: EEE Project
Interviewing Principles
February 21, 2007 · No Comments
As part of this project I want to maintain the highest level of trust and integrity. This isn’t the type of project that really demands a mission statement, but should have clarity about what participants can expect from the process. I found a great example of some Principles and Standards, as used by the Oral History Association (OHA).
Go here to see their guidelines used. These will be extremely helpful to me as I put together the EEE Project’s Principles.
Categories: EEE Project · Research
How to Conduct Interviews
February 21, 2007 · No Comments
While doing research about interview techniques I found a wonderful article by Marsha MacDowell called, “Collecting Stories: The Oral Interview in Research”. The link here is actually an MS Word doc, so either right click and save, or try to open in your browser.
Categories: EEE Project · Research
Eight to Eighty-Eight Project
February 20, 2007 · No Comments
I’m currently looking for people to be interviewed for a possible book and / or gallery project. The interview session would consist of no less than 60 minutes of a recorded interview (audio), and some photographs as a companion piece.
Sorry, but this is not a paid project. I would be happy to provide those that participate with the project digital versions of their photos, and if selected for use in the book, a free copy of the book as well when it’s finally published.
I wanted to explore a theme centered around graduating perspectives as told in chronological order based on each person’s age (from Eight to Eighty-Eight). The only requirement is that the participants are an age match of eight to eighty-eight (and I’m flexible on the eighty-eight part; I’d love to interview someone who was one hundred and eight).
The desire to do this came from a few things.
1. I wanted to take on a project that was challenging, and something that helped me blend images with words and a story.
2. People are interesting to me.
3. Studs Terkel’s book, “The Good War”, is one of my favorites. It’s partly responsible for inspiring me to do this. I remember my grandfather reading it, and giving it to me to read it as a kid. It made a huge impression on me.
For both children and adults interviewed and photographed a release would be required. Please feel free to contact me by email or via phone at (818) 836-8050 if you’re interested in participating with the project.
Categories: EEE Project
