1- Presentation
Summary:
Who?: Big Island School staff and students / directed by Michael Hale, produced by David Lakota / industry professionals: Paul Buklarewicz / Ryan K.’s Rubbish and Roll-off Services / Hawaii Business Services / N.O.A.A.
Sponsors: Puna Geo-thermal / KTA / Star Bucks / AT&T / Manufacturers of new garbage processing technology
What?- documentary about garbage including present and long-term solutions / interviews with industry professionals, businesses, government, and local citizens
Why?- conservation of paradise and to solve garbage crisis / having fun doing, being of service something important- ecological stewardship- reducing waste and reusing or recycling natural resources / implementing immediate and long-term
Where- Big Island (Island-wide) TV, Cable, DVD / Internet / one-on-one presentations
When?- Feb. 23 to April 15th
How?- daily and weekly R&D, interviews, filming of landfill, recycling projects, garbage in the streets, working solutions, editing, uploads, and authoring to DVD.
How Much? 2-10 hrs per day for six weeks / $30-$50K
2- Budget– $30-$50k
3- Cover Letter– sent out to key people who have enthusiasm for this project including the ten or more directly involved: Jaya, Valeria, Marshall, Michael, Tassa, Roger Kay, Shanna, Wiatt, Susan, others in the network.
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Good job Mike.
Needs fine-tuning for professional presentation, but excellent base. Has the feel of legitimacy, integrity and enthusiasm.