Some recent photos from the Windsor Hum story. There are a few covert pictures (while hunting for the source of the hum), and a few random pics from Windsor. Windsor is a serene city with an abundance of wildlife. It has pockets of lush greenery juxtaposed with ugly industry - yet these two worlds exist simultaneously under the same bubble. This makes Windsor truly fascinating. There is a sort of electricity in the air at night, and of course there is a hum. No one has any definitive answers to where it comes from, but we intend to find out through our investigation. Stay tuned for more updates!
We are living in Windsor (June 2013). We are conducting interviews with people who are affected by the Windsor Hum. If you have heard the ‘Hum’ and it bothers you please don’t hesitate to contact us at: [email protected]
Starting June 9th we will be in Windsor full time working on the documentary - interviewing and investigating daily.
Latest update: We have 35 hours left in our campaign on Indiegogo. It was a success, and we are happy with the support we have received so far. We are going to be living in Windsor most of June 2013, and possibly some of July. For those of you that have donated, I will be making a private video diary of our progress once we are set up in Windsor. Stay tuned for more updates!
Thanks to everyone who donated. We have eight days left. The more we make the better as well. This will mean we can use more cameras, more camera people, and more can be done overall. The funding campaign is not over yet! We will let everyone know when we are heading to Windsor either ½ of June into all of July, or a bit later. We will update you as we get everything together.
We were in Ottawa today for the Zug Island Documentary - The Story of The Windsor Hum. I was able to interview Bob Dechert who is the Parliamentary Secretary the Minister of Foreign Affairs - John Baird. You can read about Bob Dechert’s visit last year to the Windsor area here:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/story/2012/04/20/wdr-federal-baird-windsor-um.html
It has been very very hard so far, but I believe in the project so I just keep going no matter what. We have spent the last 7 days bound to the Internet, and it has been a lot of fun. ….But we still need more help in terms of contributors. We continue onward !!!!
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This documentary will include artistic miniature sets that will help illustrate parts of the story. The ‘art’ aspect of this documentary will not get in the way of the true science and facts. I will be using the miniatures dioramas like some one would use a graph, or a CG computer model about a particular subject. For example, when a scientist explains about how a particular sound travels the models will help visually explain how that sound wave is travelling. Perhaps we see the wave moving and hitting one house, while it misses the one next to it. Although that is just an example off the top of my head, but they will be used something to that effect. Like any documentary that uses computer generated graphics to help explain things, it will be the same with the miniature models that I make. The models will be there as a tool, not as a subjective art piece per say. The models will correlate to what is being said, or talked about.