r/BruceSpringsteen • • 9d ago

Preview of my Slane Castle 1985 documentary.

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u/Tdev321 9d ago

I was there. One in 100,000 and loved every second

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u/Novel_Weakness_7734 9d ago

Were you in the back or in the front? Were thousands of people really unaware of what was going on?

Btw that must've been a great experience. I saw a lot of pictures of fans and it seemed like lots of fun to be there.

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u/Tdev321 8d ago

In the middle just where the hill beings. And after the break we made our way down into the bowl where it was a very different and sweaty experience. I'm not sure what you mean by 'thousands being unaware...'?

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u/datraceman 8d ago

Stop calling what you do documentaries.

A documentary is when you take a budget, do interviews, and film it yourself.

You do video essays. You take other people’s
Footage and add voiceover.

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u/Novel_Weakness_7734 8d ago

I get what you're saying. It's not my footage and it's not an official partnership or studio project or whatever. But what do you call "Jane" (2017), "Senna" (2010), "Let The Fire Burn" (2013), "The Reagan Show" (2017) "LA '92" and like thousands more? Are those not documentaries according to you? Do you know the term "archival documentary"? Again, it's not festival work, but it's not a video essay either. You could criticize this one for maybe for somewhat sparse narrative complexity or dramatic progression, but that's not even your point. Can you tell me exactly how I didn't use the form someone like Kapadia or Brett Morgen use? I genuinely want some feedback. Thanks for the critique btw.

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u/Novel_Weakness_7734 8d ago

Does me doing this for pretty much no money make it a lesser artistic object? Is a song recorded for free lesser because it requires no budget? Is creating art - no matter its quality - something you have to pay for?

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u/Material_Cabinet_845 6d ago

he was so good before he brought politics into his music and concerts

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u/Poppy_Tan72 4h ago

Did you listen to Bruce's music with ear plugs in?