Last weekend, we got some serious work done. I am feeling good about the progress being made, but I'm also starting to freak out about the fact that we leave in 26 days! I have a huge amount of things to do before then. But, today a new book arrived in the mail, and I'm taking some time to read it because I think it will help focus my vision. Michael Rabiger's Directing the Documentary is a book that my teachers referenced frequently while in college and now it is helping me recreate the classroom in my living room. The new edition is updated and chock full of helpful tools and information that I may need. I'm getting really excited for this adventure, I know it's going to be great working behind the camera again. But I have a lot of work to do before I get there.
Check out my reading list below:
1. Rwanda Bradt Guide, by Philip Briggs and Janice Booth
2. Directing the Documentary, Fifth Edition by Michael Rabiger
3. A People Betrayed, The Role of the West in Rwanda's Genocide by L R Melvern
4. Land of A Thousand Hills, My Life in Rwanda by Rosamond Halsey Carr
5. Carrying Heavy Loads, Child Labor in Rwanda published by KURET with sponsorship from USDOL, World Vision and AED
6. The White Nile by Alan Moorehead
and many more...
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