And nobody caresthis is the name of a YouTube channel to which The media workshop is dedicated this week. After 80 episodes, the team producing these videos is taking a break to embark on a feature film project. Feedback on a singular editorial adventure.
At the end of January 2017, Fabrice de Boni and Axel Lattuada posted the first video ofAnd nobody caresa project completed in record time. Mark de Boniwho joined them from the second video, brought his experience as a journalist to develop a terribly effective editorial product that deals with everyday concerns: love, violence, politics, education, etc.
Five years later, after these dozens of videos, a show, two books and a game, the authors ofAnd nobody cares decided to take a break to devote themselves to writing a feature film.
At the microphone of The media workshopMarc de Boni talks about the genesis of ETLMSF, the educational approach of this program, the work on the community via YouTube and IRL, the economic model put in place and he says a little more about the team’s upcoming projects. .
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