Life in the view of a blind student. This is a wondeful piece that acts as a personal story about the focus (there is no narration, just good editing) and a documentary or how-to guide for the rest of us. For instance, if you see a blind person at the crosswalk, pull right up so they can hear the car engine. Don't run them over, but don't stay so far back they don't know you are there. I love pieces like this, they are so engaging and easy to hear. I have more driveway moments with pieces like this than I do with stories or music. They capture me well, and I'm betting there are others, too. This is not a timely or geographic piece, so pick it up and air it!
Review of I've Seen That
Hans Anderson
Posted on January 24, 2005 at 08:12 PM
Life in the view of a blind student. This is a wondeful piece that acts as a personal story about the focus (there is no narration, just good editing) and a documentary or how-to guide for the rest of us. For instance, if you see a blind person at the crosswalk, pull right up so they can hear the car engine. Don't run them over, but don't stay so far back they don't know you are there. I love pieces like this, they are so engaging and easy to hear. I have more driveway moments with pieces like this than I do with stories or music. They capture me well, and I'm betting there are others, too. This is not a timely or geographic piece, so pick it up and air it!