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Working with Older Volunteers in Manual Intergenerational Projects<br />
As well as working on the project, it was<br />
also documented on film. This task was carried<br />
out by Uwe Wehrs who accompanied<br />
the various projects (exchanges, workshops,<br />
conference etc) with his camera. In addition<br />
to this, participants contributed their<br />
own videos and photos. The sheer volume<br />
of material meant that a careful selection<br />
had to take place. As the focus of the project<br />
was organising exchange programmes<br />
through manual and intergenerational cooperation,<br />
this too became the core part<br />
of the documentary. Using 9 hours of film<br />
material and aro<strong>und</strong> 5000 photographs, a<br />
documentary was created giving a real insight<br />
into the events of the exchange project<br />
and in particular in the manual work<br />
subprojects. It was possible to follow all the<br />
individual steps of the projects, from day<br />
one in the schools to the planning session,<br />
through to completion of the project.<br />
This film can be integrated together with<br />
the written documentation into the project<br />
evaluation and should be used as a motivating<br />
factor for future work.<br />
A second video was also created which<br />
is a time-based series of portraits about<br />
goal settings by Angelika Middendorf and<br />
Andreas Schimanski. The video portrait<br />
25sec.-<strong>TRAMP</strong> (2008) was created as an<br />
in-process and impulse-giving snap shot<br />
in the framework of the <strong>TRAMP</strong> project’s<br />
first phase. Participants of the <strong>TRAMP</strong><br />
workshops, taking place in Dortm<strong>und</strong> and<br />
in Hamm respectively in September 2008<br />
were interviewed. Representatives of different<br />
generations and ethnic backgro<strong>und</strong>s<br />
were asked about their individual aims con-<br />
Videos<br />
• Project documentation<br />
• 25.sec-<strong>TRAMP</strong><br />
cerning the topics “Elderly People – Mobility<br />
– Europe”.<br />
The film makers described their project<br />
as follows: “In the context of <strong>TRAMP</strong> we<br />
will create a 25sec.-project as an artistic<br />
video-portrait about the goals of persons,<br />
who theoretically and practically initiate<br />
future-oriented intergenerational models<br />
for communication and interaction in order<br />
to initiate a mobile and cultural exchange<br />
among the generations. Within our project<br />
25sec.-<strong>TRAMP</strong> we would like to draw attention<br />
to various themes using an artistic<br />
focus: Elderly – Mobility – Europe.<br />
What is 25sec.? 25sec. is a video-portrait<br />
in a 25sec.-time-format, where representatives<br />
from different generations and<br />
culture circles make a twenty-five-second<br />
long statement as an expression and performance<br />
of their goal settings. A goal is a<br />
positive action in the near future, a dream,<br />
a vision or utopia...<br />
In our 25sec. project each individual<br />
statement and portrait takes centre stage,<br />
and we integrate each of them into a specific<br />
sequence consisting of all filmed portraits:<br />
the entire video-portrait 25sec.-<strong>TRAMP</strong>,<br />
with its 25 seconds of journeys into the<br />
worlds of imagination for the future, will<br />
become a captured moment in a time and<br />
place as well an artistic contribution to the<br />
process of <strong>TRAMP</strong>.<br />
The course and progress in our 25sec.<br />
project contains the momentum of a temporary<br />
social sculpture which has already<br />
manifested itself through the process of<br />
considerations about the quest while actively<br />
growing through the exchange and<br />
Final Report 47