This sounds interesting. RTÉ is airing its first user-generated documentary on being Irish on St Patrick’s Day. The programme will be made entirely of clips sent in by viewers talking about, or otherwise illustrating, what being Irish means to them.
Here’s the blurb:
On Friday 17th February RTÉ Television launched its call for people everywhere, in Ireland and worldwide, to tell us #HowToBeIrish and possibly feature in this unique television programme. The call-out is also being led by RTÉ 2fm’s Rick O’Shea on his Rick in the Afternoon programme.
Anyone who wants to take part – wherever and whoever they are – should think about the feelings, images, thoughts, songs, jokes or special moments which they feel best sum up being Irish and use their cameras, camcorders, webcams or mobile phones to capture their version of #HowToBeIrish. Continue reading »
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So this was on the telly last weekend, I missed it but caught it on YouTube. Why am I putting a video about the making of Q.I. on the blog? Quite simply, Q.I. is the best television programme that has been made in the history of EVERYTHING, ever. Plus I never want to lose the link!
The good folk at DCTV have announced that they are making a new music series and are looking for your input and ideas! No point in complaining that there are not enough outlets to get heard, now’s your chance to put together a decent proposal and get heard!
