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The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
Memory and Edith continue to read aloud when their mother arrives and begins to quiz them in maths. She offers rice as a reward for the most right answers; however, she is only joking (as Memory discovers later, to her chagrin). The three take a break and play a series of games, including: 'Tido, Tido', 'Picking my banana', 'Chipapapa', and the alphabet game. The girls attempt to outwit one another. Their mother excuses herself, and Edith and Memory return to their homework.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Domasi girls finish their game of netball. The school bell rings calling an end to the day. The girls gather their things, get a drink at the school's tap, and wash their feet before preparing to head home. Edith and Memory lead a small band of classmates down the narrow path that leads them home. They gossip and joke along the way.
The Domasi girls continue to play netball. Edith is frustrated by her teammates because they continue to play backwards instead of forwards. The sports teacher calls it quits, but the girls choose to play on anyway. The teams switch ends.
[Transcription: Ntambo Chibambo Kaendera & Lyness Soko / English Translation: Tumaini Malenga / Revision: Rabecca Makanga, Tiffany Banda, Zack Maichuk, & Jason Price]
At recess, Edith buys some doughnuts and meets briefly with her father, who is passing by. She fetches a drink of water and chats with her friends before returning for science class. The topic is the human skeleton. The students break into their science groups and are encouraged to consider "ways to keep your skeleton strong". Edith's group seems to have few ideas regarding the matter. Someone suggests nsima [cornmeal/the staple food of Malawi].
Edith sits quietly in the back row of an agriculture class that deals with the logic of crop rotation. She nods off now and again. When the school bell rings signaling recess, the students bounce out of the classroom and wander around the courtyard. Edith shows her classmates her microphone, and the girls chat about the strange nature of the video project.
Mercy Thabwa reads aloud a maths problem regarding the distance covered by a cyclist who travels through three villages. The exercise is difficult for much of the class. Despite the close supervision of her teacher, Edith struggles - so much so, in fact, that he wonders if she is doing so on purpose. The bell rings, and the students continue to work.
A math class considers problems associated with the distance covered by a lorry. The teacher is disappointed by the students' reluctance or inability to answer, so much so that it "breaks his heart".
[Transcription & English Translation: John Mazunda / Revision: Tiffany Banda & Jason Price]
English class ends with some spelling exercises. Next, a math lesson begins focusing on metric conversions. Poor Steven has some problems, and the teacher notes them. Edith answers the final question successfully.
[Transcription & English Translation: Tiffany Banda /
Revision: Jos Garric & Jason Price]
Students discuss an ethical dilemma related to their story, "The Dog Song", before working on their English comprehension skills. Outside, younger students sing and play games in the courtyard. Lastly, Edith and Natasha try to make sense of the filmmakers from their quiet spot in the back of the classroom.
[Transcription: Priscilla Matewere & Jos Garric / English Translation: Jos Garric & Jason Price / Revision: Jos Garric & Jason Price]
Morning assembly ends with the national anthem and some physical exercises, and the students file into their classrooms. Edith takes her seat in a desk she shares with her friend Natasha in the last row. The teacher arrives and instructs the students to open their English books to "The Hunter and His Dog". The class analyzes an illustration, searches for two words, reads the tale silently, and then answers the first 4 of 5 reading comprehension questions.
[Transcription: Noel Takondwa Phoya / Transcription Revision: Tiffany Banda, Megan Taddonio & Jason Price]
The girls set off for school, with Memory joining Edith and Lindiwe along the path after checking in on their neighbor, Simeon. The sisters cross paths with Rebecca who's returning home with a bucket of water and won't be attending school. Lindiwe proves too slow, so Edith carries her the rest of the way. The girls are late and Edith wonders if she should play sick. Memory has a Chichewa test at school today.
Edith's household is bustling, as the kids prepare to leave for school. Cecilia is disappointed with Edith's petticoat, and demands returns to her room to "dress properly". The children congregate outside the kitchen for tea and cassava. Silaju attempts to steal something from Linndiwe, but Edith and Memory warn him not to. Chickens run here and there; a radio plays in the background.
Water pails in hand, Edith and Memory climb the small hill behind their home to a nearby water well. They find Elube already there, and begin to fill their buckets after she has finished. The well is unreliable and not nearly as good as the one at the Mission, according to Edith. Memory ambitiously fills her pail to the top; Edith does the same, and the girls are off down the dirt path home. They gossip about their neighbor's wardrobe and jibe one another along the way. Memory's hurt her ankle, and Edith wonders if it's a 'dislocation'. Jessie, the videographer, pauses to catch a glimpse of the rising sun peering up over the horizon.
Light breaks in Ngwale. Edith and Memory are down at the stream doing dishes and chatting. They discuss a mysterious dog, what awaits them at school, and an accusation about little farts. Memory notices the way flowers fall from a tall tree, and she wants to climb it. They return home and are sent to the well for more water. There, Memory asks her sister about a lurking owl.
[Transcription and English Translation: Jos Garric / Revisions: Tiffany Banda & Jason Price]
Edith and Memory return to the stream to wash dishes. On the way, Edith spots some wild fruit and beckons Memory who fears it's a trap set by her big sister. They arrive at the stream and get to work - singing songs and gossiping. They imagine what they'd do if that mysterious dog re-appears. Edith can't stand the cold, but Memory doesn't seem to mind.
Edith sweeps the compound by moonlight. She sings and hums to pass the time. The girls tend to their morning chores - sweeping and burning trash, fetching buckets, lighting fires, and carrying bricks here and there. Memory tells Edith a story about how Miss Chisale gave her class popcorn. It is windy. The rooster crows.
Memory and Edith prepare breakfast. Edith attempts to steal Memory's oranges, but fails; Edith worries that Memory's drool has slipped into the pot, and the girls laugh; they debate how long their cassava should remain on the fire. The girls sweep around the compound with the call to prayer from the nearby mosque echoing in the background. There is debate regarding who should sweep where.
The girls attend to their early morning chores, mostly in silence. Edith sings a church song while she sweeps the compound. She then walks up to the well, collects a pail of water and returns home where Memory is nestled by the kitchen fire. It's cold at the well and she has seen an owl, she reports.
Cecilia wakes up the girls a few minutes past 4am - Edith gets up straight away, but Memory struggles to get out of bed. The filmmakers' cell phone alarm goes off and the rooster crows. The girls begin their morning chores. Edith lights a candle on a tipsy chair while Memory chops firewood. Cecilia instructs both girls to sweep outside the house.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world.
The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed.
For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase.
The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world.
The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed.
For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase.
The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world.
The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed.
For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase.
The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world.
The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed.
For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase.
The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world.
The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed.
For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase.
The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world.
The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed.
For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase.
The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world.
The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed.
For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase.
The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. Both the installation and the archive will offer audiences a chance to jump out of their own realities and into ones they would otherwise never have witnessed. For the initial installation, 10 people will be selected from all around the world, based on the world's demographics. To date, four shoots have been completed and six more are in the pre-production phase. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
The Global Lives Project is a collaborative effort of volunteer filmmakers, photographers, architects, artists, programmers, designers and everyday people from around the world. The goal of the collaborative is to document the wide variety of human life experience and share it through a unique video installation that can be assembled anywhere on earth, while at the same time producing a dynamic online video library of the human experience. The project's third shoot was in Malawi in June 2007. Edith Kapuka, a 13 year-old girl from Ngwale Village outside Zomba, was the subject.
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