Crowdfunder Launch
Crowdfunder Launch
Crowdfunder Launch
Crowdfunder Launch
If you have a story personal to you surrounding any of these themes and would be comfortable with an interview, send us an introduction to you and your experience at gonetosee@gmail.co.uk with the subject title "Interview [name, age and location". Check our route to see if we can reach you before applying.
COVID-19 restrictions will apply, please include in your introduction whether this may affect your ability to contribute in person. Email us a voice note with your experience if you feel this may be a better and safer solution for you and those around you.
Contributors must be 18+ or be able to provide parental/guardian consent.
If you have a story personal to you surrounding any of these themes and would be comfortable with an interview, send us an introduction to you and your experience at gonetosee@gmail.co.uk with the subject title "Interview [name, age and location". Check our route to see if we can reach you before applying.
COVID-19 restrictions will apply, please include in your introduction whether this may affect your ability to contribute in person. Email us a voice note with your experience if you feel this may be a better and safer solution for you and those around you.
Contributors must be 18+ or be able to provide parental/guardian consent.
On Friday 9th July 2021,
we will be launching our crowdfunding campaign to raise £10,000 to cover production and distribution of the film.
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This project started after a series of conversations between a family and a stranger from Glasgow. He shared with them experiences of losing loved ones, his battle with PTSD and addiction and how each of these experiences has led him to live houseless while finding safety and solace in the outdoors.
During their last conversation, he recommended the most beautiful walking spots in Scotland. They in turn, asked how long it might take for him to walk from their home in Salisbury north to his hometown in Glasgow. As someone who walked up to 20 miles some days, he said give or take a few weeks at most.
The following morning he left, having taken the family dog with him. 6 weeks later and 150 miles from where they both began, they were found still in each other's company.
We are going to see
a man about a dog
and in doing so, we hope to discover
the ways in which he views the world
and the place he holds in it.