Digital Short-Form Storytelling

Debbie

A look into the life of Debbie, a cab driver in Waterville, Maine. By Annie Papadellis, Jenny Chen, Daria Jones.

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Filed under Annie Papadellis, Daria Jones, Documentary Videos, Jenny Chen

Tagged as cab driver, documentary, family, snow, taxi, Waterville

Cito Cruz was inspired to provide homesick students with the comfort of company and food. For over thirty years, he has been hosting dinners every Friday, where a group of hungry international and American students are invited into his home and fed a home cooked meal.
By Waylin Yu, Andrew Mealor and Farabee Chowdhury.

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Filed under Andrew Mealor, Documentary Videos, Farabee Chowdhury, Waylin Yu

Tagged as Colby, dinner, family, food, international, students

Vernon

A documentary about Vernon Miller, a Waterville civilian who spends the majority of his time in the hot-spot cafe called Jorgensen’s. He discusses his devotion to Christ, and how his purpose in life is to talk to others. By Megan Lasher, Alicia Wall, Nora Barnard.

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Filed under Alicia Wall, Documentary Videos, Megan Lasher, Nora Barnard

Tagged as Christianity, documentary, family, life, Waterville

Sign Guy

A documentary about Brian Russo, a senior at Colby College who creates and wears cardboard signs in order to promote kindess and happiness on campus. By Oliver Fornell, Rachel Hawkins, and Randy Person.

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Filed under Documentary Videos, Oliver Fornell, Rachel Hawkins, Randy Person

Tagged as buddhism, Colby, creativity, signs

The Indo-Pakistan Relationship – A Perspective

While politician and intellects in India and Pakistan are still engaged in the intense debates about territory and power, Anogniya, a freshman student from Mumbai, India, and Sarah, a freshman from Rawalpindi Pakistan, have something quite different to say. By Farabee Chowdhury.

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Filed under Farabee Chowdhury, Mash-up Videos

Tagged as friendships, international, politics

Animal Flu

What started off as any ordinary cold season quickly became one of the deadliest winters on the earth. This short trailer highlights the perils of one young college student’s fight with a disease that seems impossible. But Animal Flu isn’t going away and is far more deadly, depressing, and lonely than any woman, man, or animal anticipated. By Daria Jones