1. Hampe's section titled 'Good Images Don't Just Happen' speaks of the problems of having a good documentary compared to a real depiction of what is actually occuring in reality. How do you feel the craze of reality tv has played into this theme?
2. What do you feel Hampe would say in response to YouTube productions and the endless sources of video we now have at our fingertips?
3. Hampe says that we must 'plan the visual evidence that needs to be record...and recognize when it occurs.' Do you feel it is a paradox to plan to record evidence without recognizing the reality of it until after the shot? Or is the method it must follow to make the documentary as 'real' as possible?
15 years ago
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