1 Name: VampirePotato : 2015-02-04 16:18 ID:NTg2eqJq [Del]
This seemed like the most decent tab to post it under. Tbh I couldn't muster the balls to make up a facebook page for this so here goes.
Recently to flex my extracurriculars for university purpose, I decided to 1) launch an app on play store 2) publish a book under the name of our school, with credits going to me and a few friends who equally helped me make it happen.
If you're going to pay any heed at all, it's about 2 btw. So basically, while we have the young generations growing up to carve up a bright future, we also have a generation dying out. The older generation lived through one of the tougher times if not the toughest of our pre/modern century. What I decided to do was make individual interviews and letting them speak as they liked. The general outline was life from childhood, life during tough times and wars, goals, ambitions and hope. It garnered a positive response in the state inter school fair. so the second time around, i.e. this time, the school requested of us to do a similar project if not the same to 'boost image'. This time around an ideas been passing about, how about interviewing the ones who didn't matter to anyone else? The poverty stricken, the homeless, the beggars. It seemed like an interesting idea at first, but the question is, would you do this? If no, why. If yes, would you like to see it take media trailing form. With a lot of support the tiny voices that don't seem to matter might take it's time on the spotlight for a while. This way, interested volunteer groups and donor groups can help people nearby. A lot of community service centres would appreciate the opportunity. With a dedicated low budget webpage they could even have their stories carved onto something. Me being anonymous makes
this a whole lot easier.
*breathes*
What do you think?
What do you think?
