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> Your age range seems rather limiting to me. But maybe I would say that - I'm 40!
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> --- In [hidden email], "giganticproductionstv" <giganticproductionstv@> wrote:
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> > Agreed Marc! We certainly wouldn't want that either. For this documentary, there will be no host or narrator -- each individual will have their own voice that's clear throughout the program. We as producers will take a fly-on-the-wall position in their life, documenting the daily ups and downs while being as under-the-radar as possible. The direction of each individual's story is up to them -- we don't have an end goal/action/resolution in mind. We're merely out to show what life is like for people living with electrosensitivity across the spectrum. Thanks for helping me clarify!
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> > --- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@> wrote:
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> > > On April 15, giganticproductionstv <giganticproductionstv@> wrote:
> > > > Hello everyone!
> > > > My name is Casey and I'm working towards producing a national television
> > > > documentary on people who identify as electro-sensitive.
> > >
> > > Hi Casey - while it's always nice to get more exposure about this topic to
> > > the general public, you didn't indicate what (if any) bias you plan to have
> > > for your documentary.  I say this because I recently read an article on
> > > "Slate" about EHS, and the author was obviously convinced (and
> > > wanted to convince his readership) that people with EHS are simply
> > > paranoid and imagining that EMF is causing their health problems.
> > >
> > > I don't think the people being interviewed for that article would have
> > > been too happy if they knew the author was going to portray them
> > > as "crazy".
> > >
> > > Marc
> > >
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