An amazing short on Alzheimer's,
by L.A. filmmaker/director/editor Eliot Rausch.
From his website:
[Rausch's] short documentary Last Minutes With Oden won the Documentary Award and Grand Prize at the 2010 Vimeo Fe stival + Awards. He has since created films for organizations and brands including The Red Cross, Vans, Under Armour, Duracell, and Ford. His documentary series Ed’s Story, chronicling pastor Ed Dobson’s battle with ALS, was featured on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” In 2013, his short film Find Your Understanding, created for Expedia was awarded “Most Tear-Jerking Viral Ad of the Year” by Ad Age and one of TED's 10 Best Ads of the Year. Rausch’s film ambitions took root in college when his Ogilvy & Mather internship ended and he refused to leave.
by L.A. filmmaker/director/editor Eliot Rausch.
From his website:
[Rausch's] short documentary Last Minutes With Oden won the Documentary Award and Grand Prize at the 2010 Vimeo Fe stival + Awards. He has since created films for organizations and brands including The Red Cross, Vans, Under Armour, Duracell, and Ford. His documentary series Ed’s Story, chronicling pastor Ed Dobson’s battle with ALS, was featured on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” In 2013, his short film Find Your Understanding, created for Expedia was awarded “Most Tear-Jerking Viral Ad of the Year” by Ad Age and one of TED's 10 Best Ads of the Year. Rausch’s film ambitions took root in college when his Ogilvy & Mather internship ended and he refused to leave.
What techniques stood out to you in the telling of this story?
What are the different modes of documentary you see represented?
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