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tower was something from after the editing and

the area of culture, it is much more difficult

the main concept, and the the app itself made

to find programmers, they charge per hour and

for a lot of work, I think the application was

are very expensive, so that was a big problem,

the most work.

I think it is a big problem. And I think the directors too, documentary makers, we see this a lot in classes, they are not familiar with web

IN TERMS OF THE TEAM, WHAT WAS NEW? DID YOU HAVE ANY DIFFICULTY FINDING QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS?

documentaries, so they do not know how to deal with the scope of the technology, they do not know what to demand.

MT: We hired 40 people who worked on this project, but there was a core team, the editors and the assistant editors, because we had

a

lot

of

image

editing.

In

terms

of

technology, we had a company which made the app in Rio de Janeiro, and later a programmer who made the web doc in São Paulo. There was an art director who did everything, she was really great. I think that, in terms of design, we had less trouble with interfaces, because Haydee Uekubo, who is the creation person, is someone who worked for a long time

MM: It was great that the technology professionals we worked with enjoyed making a documentary project, they had a certain liberty in creating, because most technology jobs are much more rigid. So, I remember that they also liked it, a few really bet on it, because a documentary project which uses technology is rare, that is, at the time, today it is a little more common, but 4 years ago, it was a little rarer for these professionals we worked with. So, I think everyone enjoyed it as well.

in an advertising agency, so she is someone who thinks very quickly in interface and she made

the

brand,

the

solutions...The

women

WHICH PRODUCTS WERE PLANNED FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE SOUND OF BELLS?

worked hard, the programmer, art director, screenwriter for the film, myself, Marcia,

MM: We had already come up with the format we were

the producer Julia Franceschinni, local pro-

going to use: a feature film, an interactive doc-

duction, so we had a lot of women on the

umentary, a multimedia platform, an app geo-ref-

team. As far as programming, I think it is

erenced by the sounds of bells in Minas Gerais,

tough to find a team, the person is generally

and a return to all nine cities we recorded in to

a programmer and works with websites, it is

make a projection on the external facade of the

difficult to find someone who works with user

churches in these cities. So the idea was that

experience and web documentary, it is very

each of these products would have a different

difficult to find that. I think people are

public and different content, starting from the

being trained to work with technology and

same arsenal of material.

user experience, programming for storytelling, but I do not think it is easy to find, especially in the area of culture, because

TALK A LITTLE ABOUT THE MATERIAL YOU CAPTURED. HOW WAS IT USED?

advertising has so much money. The Sound of

Bells budget was R$297 thousand for all the

MM:

products, which is nothing, right? So, in

video, more than 40 interviews, many parties,

Our

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production

had

about

100

hours

of

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