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I am currently in the editing phase of a documentary Sean Kriletich and I have been working on, exploring the burgeoning community media movement in Venezuela. Click HERE to watch the trailer |
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The 6th annual World Social Forum was held in Caracas, Venezuela in January, 2006. UnEarth Productions was there to document the event. This is an educational/promotional video I shot with the help of Sean Kriletich and Daniel Drumright and then edited for Global Exchange. Click HERE
to watch it in Flash 8 |
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On February 4, 2006 we were in Caracas, Venezuela for the national holiday called Dia de la Dignidad, or Day of Dignity. The following video includes footage from the celebratory march that took place in Caracas that day as well as archival photos and a brief history of the holiday. Click HERE to watch it in Flash Player The same video is also hosted on Current TV's website. Click the following link to watch it there: http://www.current.tv/studio/media/1910960 |
For a little more history on February 4, the nationally celebrated Day of Dignity in Venezuela, click on the following link to a brief document sent to us by a Venezuelan friend and translated by Sean Kriletich: |
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in the video there is audio of Hugo Chavez addressing the marchers as they
arrive in Parque Central, Caracas. He makes a reference to El Pacto de Punto
Fijo, and how one significance of February 4 is laying that Pact of Punto
Fijo to rest. The Pact was signed on October 31st, 1958. It brought an end
to the dictatorship of Marcos Perez Jimenez and brought "democracy"
to Venezuela. The great limiting factor of this pact was that it restricted
participation in electoral politics in Venezuela to two elite parties, excluding
all others. The "death" of el Pacto de Punto Fijo has allowed
for Chavez's new MVR party to participate and for more participatory democratic
processes to develop in Venezuela. To read up on this yourself just Google
"el Pacto de Punto Fijo". .................................................................................................. |
| The following six-minute video was shot and produced by Greg Miller and Mo Kinberg. It premiered in June of 2005 on Channel 29 in San Francisco on the program, Newsroom on AcessSF. |
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"Revitalization": hopes and fears surrounding the Third Street light rail project Note: Clicking on the link above brings you to a description of the entire hour-long episode of Newsroom in which our piece debuted. You can click on the link "watch episode 20 now!!" to watch the entire show or just fast forward right to "revitalization". Real Player is required for this and can be downloaded for free here. |
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Watch the following video of investigative reporter, Dahr Jamail, delivering a powerful slideshow and report back from U.S. occupied Iraq. New College of California, February 27, 2005 Audio recording and video production by Greg Miller |
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or find this video hosted at http://www.dahrjamailiraq.com and offered in a variety of formats |
