The Media Relations department of the BC Ambulance Service had forbid it's members to participate in the project. All I wanted was their feelings as human beings who have to deal with the carnage on the road ways. But, as always, I don not give up without a fight. Wednesday I am scheduled to call the Media Relations people at the Ambulance service and ask them how comfortable they will be with a "Refused comment" reference.
The interviews as a whole are going well. I need to make inroads with the families and friends of those who have lost loved ones and have erected roadside monuments. I have some leads. This project is getting legs. Today I was outside gathering traffic footage.
Yes, I did get a high visibility vest.
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This is the log of my journey to create a documentary film on Roadside Memorials.
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‘The cemetery,’ wrote Thomas W. Laquer, ‘would not speak of a place but of people from all places … unknown to each other in life and thrown together in a place with which they might have had only the most transitory acquaintance’.
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- Kelowna, BC, Canada
- My name is Brian Dycke and I am a Kelowna based independent film maker.
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