Hi, I'm Emily. I'm a producer at PBS Wisconsin. We're here at
Mile of Music. And my name is Alma. I'm a videographer for
PBS Wisconsin. So we're here at Mile and we are on the we're
calling it the "Docu" team. We're getting more things documentary
style. We're interviewing people. We're talking to
artists. They're getting free health care, free dental care,
free haircuts and so we're getting that story. So for
today, we are using a 360 camera and it's basically this
Go-Pro- looking camera with a front camera and a back camera. It
sits on this giant selfie stick and we're going to have one of
our producers bike!
Hey, Sam. This is my first time here at Mile of Music. I'm from
Wisconsin and I didn't know, but it's also my first time in
Appleton. So, I'm most excited to just like fully absorb what
everyone talks about as this like Mecca-like experience for them.
They come back year after year. So, it kind of hits you hard,
like, wow, this is a really important time and place for
people to have community and so I'm just like soaking that up.
This is my first time at Appleton as well and my favorite part about
this whole experience has been traveling
the whole crew of the videographers and as
videographers at PBS, we don't ever really get to work
together, and this is the first time. I've been here for about
three years and this is the first time that we're all
working collectively as a group. There is a lot of energy
and collaboration and it's just really exciting to be out here
with our coworkers. We just want to give a shout out to
another one of our colleagues. His name is Brandon. He has
stayed in Madison holding it down so... Shout out Brandon.
Shout out Brandon!