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Strange Meeting

by Michael Wright

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How do you meet people half way round the world, dance in your pyjamas and Stay Grounded? Videoconferencing is the answer, Fay Ripley stars in the very funny Strange Meeting video that shows you how.

Kelly: Fay Ripley

Bob: Daniel Philpott

Gerry: Arril Johnson

Helmut: Marc Danbury

Watanabe: Kinue Kato represented by AJSW www.ajsw.org.uk

Denise: Lorraine Joseph

Director of photography: Steven Murphy

Additional photography: Richard Laing

Film Editor: Lisa Chan

Music: Michael Mertens at Escape Route

Locations thanks to: Rothschild and The Alphabet Bar And thanks to all at th1ng and th2ng

Written and directed by: Michael Wright

No flights were taken to make this Green Thing video

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Yes, very nice and funny, but, at the same time, so paradoxical! Hope you will not get angry if I say that in my opinion the real problem is that the planes fuel is not more sustainable. For me is not right telling people to stay home or in our country... this provide a gradual isolation and less cultural exchange. Nothing good comes from this, I think. Hope tomorrow the media mainstream will announce an exiting scientific breakthrough: a plane that can be fueled with solar energy or with a green fuel.What do you think about? Some days ago I've been so happy to found this - The first Solar Impulse Plane experiment, that you can find at link below

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micaela_fiorito over 2 years ago.

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micaela_fiorito over 2 years ago.

Brilliant :) DTGT Videos keep getting better.

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daniel_priestley over 2 years ago.

Wonderful... ...hold on ...does that mean that each Board Member need to own six MacBook Pro?

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ecoloic over 2 years ago.

Great!!! I laughed out loud. I hate travelling anyway - you just keep giving me more and more excuses to stay put! Thanks.

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lindathesing over 2 years ago.

Brilliant This just makes common sense - think how much waste can be avoided

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James over 2 years ago.

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