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ABOUT RED BLUE ROADTRIP
As the 2008 presidential election approaches we're hitting the road to find out what core values Americans hold in common. Each day we'll create a short video portrait of an American community that reveals the issues that are influencing voters. The road leads through swing states Pennsylvania, Iowa, Michigan, and Colorado, as well as the diverse communities of Las Vegas and New Orleans as the day of the election grows nearer.
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- North Carolina: Race And The Race
- Springfield, MO and Van Buren, MO: Show Me Somethi...
- Thoreau, New Mexico: Got Hope?
- Mesquite and Las Vegas, Nevada: Still Selling Drea...
- Frisco, Colorado: Mood Swing State
- Sterling, Colorado: Nebraska Can't Stop The Madness
- Denison, Iowa: A New Population and a Drain on Eco...
- Hazel Green, Wisconsin: Farmers, Hunters and Troub...
- Chesterton, Indiana: The Burbs, The Mills And A Se...
- Detroit, Michigan: Pain and Anger, Frustration and...
- Media, PA
- Ashland, Ohio: Shotgun Blasts, Sign Wars and a Dec...
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- The Producers: Chris Henderson is former political print journalist who now serves as the Arts Services Director for the Queens Council on the Arts providing professional development for artists organizing events and workshops. He looks forward to learning more perspectives on the nation at this historic moment. Graham Meriwether is an independent documentary journalist who has read both Barack Obama and John McCain's autobiographies and wants to hear as many American perspectives as possible about our nation's presidential election. Graham has been a director, cinematographer, host, producer and editor for PBS, A&E, France3, The Travel Channel, Current, and many others. His first feature documentary, American Meat, is slotted for release in Spring 2009.
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