Join our Documentary Film about the Pandemic and YOU!

Currently we are working on a documentary film about all this craziness and how it's affecting our minds and life in general.

See more info about the project here: www.dorotazglobicka.com/myownprivategroundhogday

www.dorotazglobicka.com/myownprivategroundhogday

Hey, wanna be a part of our global story? If yes, I need two things from you for the beginning:

Share any of your videos from your quarantine time. What is it that keeps you sane? exercise, painting (other art projects), dancing, cooking, reading, Netflix, playing with your animals, sleeping, have you participated in any pandemic social media challenges?
Record your thoughts (optionally video or just sound): your perspective on your life, on your art, and the world at this time. Are you depressed or happy, angry...? What's your perspective on how it's handled in the world. Record horizontally on your equipment (smartphone, tablet, computer)

Have you heard any jokes about isolation, quarantine, etc.?

Tell a joke about THIS time. #CoronaJokeChallange

Here is mine :) “my high-heels must think I'm dead” (you can say this one too:)

Please, send your video clip to dorota@zbigvision.com via google drive or any other cloud. (Email with subject "Documentary Film Covid")

Portraits during quarantine

We’d love to include your experience in this film. Tell us how you feel.

Let's Stay Home and Make A Movie

ADDITIONALLY, please share with me, recorded by you videos (anything you recorded so far or what you will record) :

FOR EXAMPLE:

Hand wash video, any other social media pandemic challenge you participated.
Putting your mask
Say in your native language "THIS TOO SHALL PASS"
Panoramic video showing your surroundings

as well as something what you see around you or you were a part of the events:

Apartment complexes, homes, rural areas, suburbs
weddings, birthdays, graduations, etc.
Social distancing: people together, or apart, wearing masks
Work: our frontline workers in grocery stores, restaurants, factories that remain open, office buildings, retail
Empty streets
First responders: ambulance, police, or firetrucks
Exercise: joggers, bikers, workouts in the park
Families: parents, children, older people, siblings, people together in the time of COVID-19
Preparation: masks being put on, gloves, wiping down door handles, or car handles
Deliveries: food, mail, Amazon, Postman
Affection: two people kissing, same sex couples kissing, handholding, chivalry
Celebration: fireworks, social distancing get-togethers, practicing music, happy hours
Life goes on: moving in or moving away, leaving for work, dropping off kids, kids playing outside wearing masks
Stress: an argument outside on the front lawn or backyard, difficulty parking, physical altercations, frustration
Pets: dogs walking, cats, birds in a clear sky
Maintenance: watering a lawn or garden, sprinklers turning on, clearing leaves, cutting grass
Taking the edge off: a person smoking a cigarette, a person smoking cannabis, a person drinking alcohol
And many, many more,

EMPTY STREETS DUE TO COVID-19

We are looking for ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH SOMETHING TO SAY to their time under lockdown, isolation. ALL TYPES of individuals in the community, including frontline workers, business and industry leaders, artists, musicians, poets, speechwriters, younger children, elderly folks, etc. – anyone who has something to say about their time in isolation. Let them know. No compensation for participation due to zero-budget-production.