Monday, March 31, 2008

How To Catch A Shiny Rayquaza In Emerald



As read in the last post, opens May 6 Farewell Rouge years, the TV series Project Caucasus.
80 hours recorded. More than 50 interviews. 4 countries. 4 months old. Different languages, cultures new to us. All this, to form a TV series of 4 chapters which attempt to bring this area so unknown in the eyes of the world. Because that's one of our goals: it was only in Chile, but to be able to go further, to account for how they see these 4 Chilean reality in the Caucasus. Because there is nothing wrong with dreaming. We invented this project that seemed crazy, but it took shape into a high quality product, which may enjoy very little over a month.


Sunday, March 16, 2008

Can Lic Agecy Transfer To Another Branch?

May 6 Sizing


My parents, on the advice of a good friend, gave me a subscription for one year by The Economist. Since I have about 15 copies stacked in my room. I can not say I've read them all, but I can say I've browsed quite acceptable to a majority depth. Is not the time to discuss what The Economist is, but one thing is clear to me is a portable window into the world. I can be on the subway or the bathroom and the feeling of being able to walk into 100 pages (approx.) global today is fascinating.

This new approach has helped the world realize that South Caucasus is not existing in the eyes of the world. Of course, in The Economist appears in several of your edits any news, (more than I ever appear in an international section of our press), but remains totally undervalued. In fact in last week's issue entitled "Troubling news from the Caucasus" we talk about the eight people killed in escalating violence that took place in Yerevan (Armenia), in the recent presidential elections, no is a very long article and is not named on the cover of this weekly. If you think objectively, in the Gaza Ghaza were more than 100 people killed in recent attacks then eight in Armenia as it fails to balance the scales for the media to put a real eye on what happens in this area. Whenever there are elections in the South Caucasus countries is death and violence. Processes that mission should be a party ending in funerals and hatred. What if the next presidential election in Chile had eight dead? But more than that, can monopolize the media covers the world or we would just be a "brief"? Playing to fiction what would happen if the elections in the United States end up with eight dead? Probably have similar coverage to 11/01 or to any of the killings in colleges or high school.

The focus will be international news for a while at what is happening in India, China and so-called emerging markets of the East, and well, if at the end that the Indians and the Chinese stop riding a bike and Car buying is a fact that affects us and we feel every day in oil prices, that both are in the South Caucasus, where for now, the world's eyes are not fixed enough. It is hoped that at some point in the Transcaucasia region is seen as a place where you can draw many lessons from the processes that almost all companies in the world lived, live or will live. Caucasus Project is intended to provide with a grain of sand to this task. NANDO



May 6 / 22 hours / Channel 13 Cable / Released
"Adios Red Years" (TV Series Caucasus Project).