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Invisible Child: Dasani’s Homeless Life - The New York Times

on January 02, 2014

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A collection of frustrations I am a producer. By trade and temperament. I am also a bit OCD, a Virgo, and can focus for long periods of time. A skill inventory test at 25 revealed I would make a good architect, model maker and army officer. I can only take that to mean that my propensity for visual expression (photography, directing of 24 frames per second, art history, painting and sculpture), a reliable understanding of spatial relations and consistent attention to detail have morphed into my role as an Executive Producer in the realm of unscripted verite. https://imuapress.com/2017/10/05/with-your-wild-furies/image-20/ To that end, I pursued a career in this field because I felt, at the time, that documentary filmmaking would satiate a voracious curiosity. I wouldn't have to commit to just one academic discipline to become submersed in, no, I could cover the waterfront, making films on everything I found interesting, everything not talked about. Becoming a prod

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