Our original Community Voices film from our May Virtual Edition show
We’re inviting runners from across the globe to submit one to two minutes of low-to-no skill camera or phone footage. These submissions will be compiled and edited by professional filmmaker Matt Trappe into a single stand alone piece intended to document a comprehensive global perspective around a specific theme. The theme for our June show is "Running Through Adversity".
Who?: Anyone!
Deadline: Sunday May 31st at 11:59pm
Total length: ~2 minutes or less
The theme of this month’s show is ”Running through Adversity”. As a runner you know that hardship, challenge, and the choices we make to confront them are life giving metaphors, which is why we’re inviting each of you to participate in this Month’s Community Voices project.
We want to hear from you:
We invite your submissions, 30-60 seconds of interview and 30-60 seconds of B-roll which will be collected, carefully edited, and featured in next month’s show.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Who?: Anyone!
Deadline: Sunday May 31st at 11:59pm
Total length: ~2 minutes or less
The theme of this month’s show is ”Running through Adversity”. As a runner you know that hardship, challenge, and the choices we make to confront them are life giving metaphors, which is why we’re inviting each of you to participate in this Month’s Community Voices project.
We want to hear from you:
- What is the relationship between adversity and resilience?
- How has running supported you through or prepared you for difficult situations?
- What is one hard thing, or the hardest thing, you've faced in your life? What did you learn from that experience
We invite your submissions, 30-60 seconds of interview and 30-60 seconds of B-roll which will be collected, carefully edited, and featured in next month’s show.
INSTRUCTIONS:
- We would like for you to give us two different types of video footage: Interview Footage and B-Roll Footage.
- In the interview footage tell us your name and where you live also tell us briefly an example of how you or someone you know has used trail running to overcome adversity or how you've over come adversity while trail running. Keep this footage to about one minute or less.
- In the b-roll footage, which is for our purposes, any footage that's not interview footage, shoot one or more short video clips that show you or someone else doing something that supports what you were talking about in your interview. And or take fun and or scenic shots of you or someone else running. Keep this footage to about one minute or less.
- For the best results and to increase your odds that we can use your videos read these "Tips from Trappe" and or watch the quick video below.
- Submit your videos via the form at the bottom of this page.