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date: 6.25.09 / posted by Evan
Over the last week, Robin and I did an interview with Jacob Nahin, a writer for Tubefilter.tv - and online magazine about streaming video and podcast projects. Jacob did a great job relaying the issues and heart behind the podcast. We want to send out a huge thanks to Jacob and the team at Tubefilter for shining their light on what is happening in the DR Congo with us!
You can check out the article here:
http://news.tubefilter.tv/2009/06/25/congocast-gripping-web-series-doc-on-a-mission/
date: 5.22.09 / posted by Evan
So now that we have Episode 17 online - we have been working hard to get the Epilogue Episode online. The only thing standing in the way has been the mountain of tapes that we brought back with us from Congo in March! Luke Pearson and I shot about 60 hours of footage–bringing the grand total for this project to roughly 220 hours of footage shot so far!
Needless to say–we are excited about what lies on these tapes and can’t wait to see how the next phase of this project will progress! I will keep you all up to date online through our congocast.org blog as we work on turning this project into some longer format pieces - so stay tuned to the website as things are developing!
Hopefully we will be able to get the Epilogue online soon (with footage from our most recent trip in March!), so watch out for that as well…
AND if you haven’t had a chance to check out Episode 17, you can watch it here, and don’t be afraid to embed it in your Facebook or MySpace page - we want to keep getting the word out about the DR Congo!