(Extreme Footage) THE SWEETEST LAND at DVinfo.net

Jeffrey Teitler · May 16th, 2011, 06:30 AM

For over three years, I have been filming with intimate access on issues of violence and recovery. What was so revealing was how ignorable the issue is by neighboring communities. Undoubtedly, policy advancement (legalization) and prevention competency can greatly improve conditions, and yet there is mass complacency on the backs of those most vulnerable. There are heros too.

YouTube - THE SWEETEST LAND - UNOFFICIAL PREVIEW

This is just the initial sample that was used for in house purposes. It does not represent the story structure. An official trailer will be released this summer. Given how ignorable the issue is, even while filming miraculous recoveries and incredible acts of sacrifice, which transcend racism, I am trying to identify areas where the film can be most effective in creating tangible/fiscally responsible change. This is proving quite difficult.

Suggestions are most welcome...and thank you for taking a look.

Jeff Murray · May 17th, 2011, 03:56 AM

Footage looks great so far, looks like your going to have a hard-hitting doco.

Well done.

May 16th, 2011, 06:30 AM	#1
Jeffrey Teitler Tourist Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: CT Posts: 1	(Extreme Footage) THE SWEETEST LAND For over three years, I have been filming with intimate access on issues of violence and recovery. What was so revealing was how ignorable the issue is by neighboring communities. Undoubtedly, policy advancement (legalization) and prevention competency can greatly improve conditions, and yet there is mass complacency on the backs of those most vulnerable. There are heros too. YouTube - THE SWEETEST LAND - UNOFFICIAL PREVIEW This is just the initial sample that was used for in house purposes. It does not represent the story structure. An official trailer will be released this summer. Given how ignorable the issue is, even while filming miraculous recoveries and incredible acts of sacrifice, which transcend racism, I am trying to identify areas where the film can be most effective in creating tangible/fiscally responsible change. This is proving quite difficult. Suggestions are most welcome...and thank you for taking a look.

May 17th, 2011, 03:56 AM	#2
Jeff Murray Regular Crew Join Date: May 2007 Location: Glasgow, United Kingdom Posts: 176	Re: (Extreme Footage) THE SWEETEST LAND Footage looks great so far, looks like your going to have a hard-hitting doco. Well done.