interview on FaithProductions Crew

This is a exclusive interview on the people behind FaithProductions who are also the creators and the master minds behind "Take the next step" so we took a spin in there studio and asked them some common questions about how the production for the short film went. We have Jesse (Director) , Reka (Assistant Director) and David(Cameraman). Faith Productions was established in 2010 by David Bigfaith and expanded with Jesse and Reka they have no created 2 Short films and also Jesse & David have been working on poetry works which have been very successfull. Faith Productions is looking to release more products as the New Year is coming up.

Interview On John & Colin

 



An exclusive behind scenes interview on John & Colin (Davide and Ope). John and Colin are the main characters in this short film they play the role of two brother who live in one house with there Mother Linda.
Colin the older brother is more of the favoured by their mother and this puts John down however the relationship between the mother and John remains very low throughout the shortfilm until a change happens.
Colin is suppose to be the braver and more matured brother between them two but this is not what it appears to be.
David & Ope will shortly just tell us about what they did and how they enjor or disliked their role in this shortfilm.

Blogg about Kidney Transplant

http://kidneytransplantforkyliesmom.blogspot.com/


I did some research on other bloggs who related to Kidney Transplants and I came to a blogg which was set up by someone who had a family member going throught that process. They built up a blogg about how things went for them daily so its more a dairy for people to read but this helped me to see what people from the outer box saw.

The Woman who set up the Blogg (Christina) :
My daughter Sandra is a young vibrant mother of a 13 yearold daughter. Sandra was diagnosed with end stage renal failure in November 2005. She has since then had two surgeries to allow access for two different methods of dialysis. Her doctor says that her only chance to a "normal life" is a kidney transplant. As there can be up to a ten year wait on the transplant list, and no blood matches in the family, the transplant coordinator told us it is time to aggressively campaign for a living donor.

Welcome to my blog. I created this blog out of desperation to find a living kidney donor for my daughter. I also want to use my blog to bring awareness to the pain, dialysis patients suffer while waiting for years, for a kidney transplant. I hope, as people visit this place that they will realize how important it is to sign up as an organ donor. In some communities, it is enough to have a sticker on your drivers license. However, in other places, like my province, British Columbia, Canada, you have to be registered with the transplant society. Although this blog does not look like much right now, there will be a lot of information here as soon as I get more proficient in blogging. Christina