Do documentaries actually make a difference?
I'm part of this documentary called 5000 Days, and it truly has been an expierence but i've been doing it since I was in the seventh grade...I'm now 20. The documentary is about growing up in America and the struggles that teenagers actually have to go through. I guess I'm asking how many people actually are affected by documentaries. WIll my story actually do anything? If you want to know more about the documentary so you can answer this question for me then go to
www.RickStevenson.com
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The documentary is under "Mission One"
I guess I'm asking because this is the first time I've seen this clip of myself in the documentary and I'm just interested in how people will view this...
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I think they do make a difference. The best ones can change lives..
I love documentaries their personnal and thought provoking. It helps shed light on things that the news won't touch. It kinda makes it a one on one type of relationship with the subject and the audience. I feel like I'm really getting to know the subjects involved.