UNfiltered
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UNfiltered was an innovative MTV television show created by Steven Rosenbaum that let viewers submit their own stories and film themselves. Al Gore was apparently a fan of its Dogme 95-style approach, which can be seen through his help in founding the Current TV network, which operates on the same premise.
The series was shot on Hi-8 video tape, and was the first show at MTV edited on Avid. It ran for four years on MTV, produced by BNN. Old clips can be seen on the Internet on various webistes.
[edit] References
- Walker, Rob. "Unfiltering MTV" Fast Company.
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