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Hurricane Katrina: TRAILER for The Drive In a new approach to telling stories from the front lines of post-Katrina New Orleans, The New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC) is producing a one-hour documentary called The Drive. It's an extensie driving tour through four of New Orleans' most devastated neighborhoods supported with maps, interviews and an original score by Emmy nominated composer, Gil Talmi. The full version of segment one is available on You Tube (keyword: NOVACDOC). In addition to The Drive, NOVAC has collaborated with local filmmakers to produce a series of short documentaries on the people, culture and spirit that make New Orleans an American city worth rebuilding. Please help us build awareness about what's going on in New Orleans by sharing our project with others. We hope to convey the duality of life in post-Katrina New Orleans. In many respects, things are progressing. Families are moving home, cultural activities are abundant and, in some neighborhoods, life has a sense of near normalcy; however, a short drive in almost any direction provides a different picture. The magnitude of flooding was incomprehensible and nearly 10 months later, New Orleans has many challenges to overcome. To view entire series including The Drive, enter YouTube keyword: NOVACDOC Tags: Hurricane Katrina: NOVACDOC NOVAC Orleans The Drive Ryan Documentary Obama McCain Gustov |
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The Drive: Lakeview Trailer The Drive is a driving tour through the most devastated neighborhoods in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. This is the trailer to The Drive: Lakeview. It provides a sample of what's included in the entire segment that's currently in post-production. The Lakeview neighborhood of New Orleans was not devastated by hurricane force winds so much as by the flooding caused by the breached 17th Avenue Canal and London Avenue Canal Levees. Tags: Hurricane Katrina NOVACDOC Lakeview New Orleans Flooding neighborhood Obama McCain Gustov |
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Children of the Storm Children of the Storm features youth of New Orleans recounting their personal experiences of Hurricane Katrina, using artwork to illustrate their stories. The interviews took place during the students' first semester back in New Orleans following Katrina (Spring 2006). The film was shot during several after school video production classes that were sponsored by the New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC). Within the classes, students learned about documentary filmmaking by interviewing each other and serving as sound and camera assistants. The film presents the candid impressions of the children and their hopes for recovery efforts. Tags: Hurricane Katrina NOVACDOC New Orleans children family FEMA recovery |
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NOLA Shop Talk NOLA Shop Talk is a brief look at trials and tribulations endured by small business owners in New Orleans following the disasters caused by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The owners of five independent businesses offer their stories and suggestions regarding the city of New Orleans in a time of renewal. Created by the crack team of Eric Laws and Todd Voltz this serious subject is approached in a casual manner allowing the viewer to have a first hand account of the persistence and the passion with which these people live while working to rebuild a city that they all love. Original music by eric laws & todd voltz. A Laws of Thunder Production in association with NOVAC (New Orleans Video Access Center.) Tags: hurricane katrina NOVACDOC NOVAC Orleans Documentary business voltz laws |
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The Drive: Mid City The Drive is an extensive driving tour through three of New Orleans' most devastated neighborhoods following hurricane Katrina and the resulting failed Levee system (flooding). The short film is supported with maps, interviews and an original score by Emmy nominated composer, Gil Talmi. This is the final driving segment through a popular neighborhoods in New Orleans called Mid City. Tags: Hurricane Katrina: NOVACDOC NOVAC Orleans The Drive Ryan Documentary commentary analysis documentary news polit Gustov Obama McCain |
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The Drive: Lakeview As we approach the third year anniversary of hurricane Katrina and the failed levees that flooded New Orleans, we're releasing part two of our three part driving tour. This segment takes the viewer through a guided tour of Lakeview. We have also released part three titled The Drive: Mid City. Tags: Hurricane Katrina: NOVACDOC NOVAC Orleans The Drive Ryan Documentary Levees George Bush Wetlands Rebuild comment Gustov Obama McCain |
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Post Katrina Mardi Gras 2006 Mardi Gras is a tradition in which New Orleanians of all shapes, colors and walks of life come together as a community to celebrate the uniqueness of their beloved city. It's a time in which a large urban population joins hands, dances, sings, eats and genuinely experiences the spirit of New Orleans. So much has been taken away from the people of New Orleans. This year's Mardi Gras was symbolic as it showed the world that, despite great loss, New Orleans is alive, proud and capable of celebrating life despite unimaginable devastation. This short provides a snapshot of the first post-Katrina Mardi Gras. This is one of a series of shorts directed by local filmmakers in New Orleans and produced by the New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC). Tags: NOVACDOC New Orleanians Mardi Gras community Katrina NOVAC spirit loss hope |
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New Orleans Media Speaks About Hurricane Katrina Disasters like Hurricane Katrina can make a journalist's career... but when the story is about your own backyard the stakes becoming painstakingly higher. Some local New Orleans reporters and anchors, like ABC26 weatherman Bruce Katz, watched their own homes destroyed on live television while continuing with the newscast. This short film will turn the tables and ask questions to those usually on the other side of the microphone. An all-star line up of local journalists break the "fourth wall" to explain the impact of the story on their lives... and on the future of their home city. Tags: NOVACDOC Hurricane Katrina NOVAC Media |
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Restoring New Orleans Restaurants New Orleans is world famous for its music, architecture, diversity and, perhaps most of all, its food. This documentary portrays the state of restaurants in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. It includes interviews with chefs who lost their restaurants to the flooding as well as those who cooked for first responders and nourished the soul of many New Orleanians struggling to rebuild their lives. This short documentary was originally presented at the 2006 James Beard Awards in New York City as a tribute to New Orleans chefs who were collectively recognized for their humanitarian efforts. This project is part of a series of short documentaries produced by the non-profit, New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC). Several New Orleans filmmakers were challenged to create a short documentary on New Orleans as we try to gain support from the nation to help rebuild our great city. The stories provide a snap shot of life in New Orleans following Katrina from a local point-of-view. The budget for each short documentary is $500. Tags: docno NOVACDOC NOVAC Culture Food Orleans restaurants chefs documentary Katrina hurricane flooding cuisine cooking |
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The Raw Truth: Louisiana's Oyster Industry and the Rebuildin Before the 2005 hurricanes, Louisiana harvested almost 40 percent of the nation's oysters: 750 million oysters a year or 250 million pounds in shell. The storms destroyed 400 million pounds, more than the annual output since oysters are grown in three-year cycles. The storms also damaged boats, docks and other infrastructure as well as caused the displacement of workers. This short documentary looks at Oyster production before and after Hurricane Katrina. It also provides a brief history on an industry and the families that produces one of many Louisiana exports enjoyed by people around the world. This project is part of a series of short documentaries produced by the non-profit, New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC). Several New Orleans filmmakers were challenged to create a short documentary on New Orleans as we try to gain support from the nation to help rebuild our great city. The stories provide a snap shot of life in New Orleans following Katrina from a local point-of-view. The budget for each short documentary is $500. Tags: NOVACDOC NOVAC Katrina Hurricane Oyster Orleans Seafood culture survival flood |
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The Will to Rebuild College students from New Orleans' universities were scattered to hundreds of other schools last fall after Hurricane Katrina closed their schools. They returned in the Spring not only to go to class, but also to help the city clean up and rebuild. This short film shows them and fellow students from around the country working to help rebuild other people's lives in an educational experience they never expected. Some have even given up summer vacations to work on the city's recovery. They reveal their feelings about how special a place New Orleans is, and what keeps them going. This short documentary is part of a series of shorts produced by the non-profit media center, New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC). Several New Orleans' filmmakers were challenged to create a short documentary on New Orleans as we try to gain support from the nation to help rebuild a great Amercian city. The stories provide a snap shot of life in New Orleans following Katrina from a local point-of-view. The budget for each short documentary is $500. Tags: hurricane katrina NOVACDOC NOVAC Orleans Will Rebuild Documentary college volunteer Katie Kennedy Katherine Kate |
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Hurricane Katrina: The Drive: New Orleans Lower 9th Ward A painful irony of post-Katrina New Orleans is how few people throughout the country understand the extent of what has happened to the city. Many people do not realize that, nearly 10 months later, things are not back to normal in New Orleans. As America's attention fades from Hurricane Katrina's impact, a disabled New Orleans continues to struggle for survival. In many respects, New Orleans is alive and kicking. People are moving home, schools are opening, cultural activities have returned and, in some neighborhoods, life has a sense of near normalcy; however, all it takes is a short drive outside of the French Quarter or Uptown to witness extensive loss and devastation. The magnitude of flooding was incomprehensible and New Orleans still has many challenges to overcome. The only way to really get a sense of the magnitude of the post-Katrina destruction is to physically walk or drive through the affected areas. With this in mind, NOVAC presents The Drive. The Drive provides a raw visual and narrated tour through four of the most devastated neighborhoods in New Orleans and is supported with extensive footage, maps, interviews, digital imagery, and an original musical score by Emmy nominated composer, Gil Talmi. Through this community-based documentary project, we present stories from a local point-of-view. We hope this effort will garner continued support for the rebuilding of a great American city. Tags: Hurricane Katrina: NOVACDOC Orleans Drive NOVAC Lower 9th Ward documentary Gustov Obama McCain |
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A Loud Color New Orleans resident Louis Harding gives a tour of the community center he opened one month before Hurricane Katrina hit. "Before the storm, the building was a loud color. In fact...it was so loud you could hear it before you could see it," Louis had spent years trying to open the Marcus Garvey Resource Center and then it was destroyed when the levees broke. Despite the setback, 72-year-old Harding refuses to call it quits. He was on a mission to combat poverty in the African-American community in New Orleans before the city flooded and he hasn't given up. While sorting through the debris of his life, Louis discusses the importance of history and how life for African-Americans in New Orleans has changed in the last 100 years. "A Loud of Color" is one of several short documentaries produced by the New Orleans Video Access Center which profile New Orleanians and their struggle to rebuild after Hurricane Katrina. Several New Orleans filmmakers were challenged to create a short documentary on New Orleans as we try to gain support from the nation to help rebuild our great city. The stories provide a snap shot of life in New Orleans following Katrina from a local point-of-view. The budget for each short documentary is $500. Tags: NOVACDOC NOVAC Katrina Orleans hurricane flooding America |
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2 Days In New Orleans This short attempts a non-biased look at post Katrina New Orleans by interviewing a diverse group of New Orleanians over one weekend. The film expresses the frustration, anger, resolve, and hope of the people in this great city. 2 Days 6 people 1 story A snapshot of life in the Big Easy - 4 months post Katrina. Music by The Habernachery Tags: NOVACDOC New Orleans Katrina NOVAC Documentary People |
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Krew Du Who? Many people choose to live, work and play in New Orleans because of the diversity of people and a culture that celebrates life. Mardi Gras is a perfect example of a cultural institution in New Orleans celebrated by both local residents and people from around the world. This short documentary provides a glimpse into the first post-Katrina Mardi Gras along side the "Krew Du Poux". The Krew Du Poux celebrates the tradition of Mardi Gras with an untraditional twist or two. Members of this Krewe (spelled by them as Krew) are made up of artists and musicians that predominantly live in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans' Ninth Ward. Many of the members are also performers within a local circus group. This project is part of a series of short documentaries produced by the non-profit, New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC). Several New Orleans filmmakers were challenged to create a short documentary on New Orleans as we try to gain support from the nation to help rebuild our great city. The stories provide a snap shot of life in New Orleans following Katrina from a local point-of-view. The budget for each short documentary is $500. Tags: NOVACDOC Mardi Gras Orleans Katrina hurricane culture celebration circus artists community 9th Ward Bywater |
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L'esprit du coeur There was an article from Slate.com posted on Sept. 22, 2005 stating whether the country should spend 200 billion dollars on rebuilding New Orleans or give each family 200,000 dollars to relocate elsewhere. Most New Orleanians found this rather insulting. In this documentary short, we interview individuals and families that live in the hurricane affected New Orleans metro area to tackle this question. The interview subjects have returned to their homes amidst all of the destruction in hopes of holding on to and rebuilding what is left of their community. None of them could even fathom the idea of leaving the city and relocating elsewhere. Why? Like people across the nation, they choose to live near family and friends in an environment that offers a sense of "place". This project is part of a series of short documentaries produced by the non-profit, New Orleans Video Access Center (NOVAC). Several New Orleans filmmakers were challenged to create a short documentary on New Orleans as we try to gain support from the nation to help rebuild our great city. The stories provide a snap shot of life in New Orleans following Katrina from a local point-of-view. The budget for each short documentary is $500. Tags: NOVACDOC New Orleans Katrina NOVAC Documentary People |
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