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Working with Older Volunteers in Manual Intergenerational Projects As well as working on the project, it was also documented on film. This task was carried out by Uwe Wehrs who accompanied the various projects (exchanges, workshops, conference etc) with his camera. In addition to this, participants contributed their own videos and photos. The sheer volume of material meant that a careful selection had to take place. As the focus of the project was organising exchange programmes through manual and intergenerational cooperation, this too became the core part of the documentary. Using 9 hours of film material and around 5000 photographs, a documentary was created giving a real insight into the events of the exchange project and in particular in the manual work subprojects. It was possible to follow all the individual steps of the projects, from day one in the schools to the planning session, through to completion of the project. This film can be integrated together with the written documentation into the project evaluation and should be used as a motivating factor for future work. A second video was also created which is a time-based series of portraits about goal settings by Angelika Middendorf and Andreas Schimanski. The video portrait 25sec.-TRAMP (2008) was created as an in-process and impulse-giving snap shot in the framework of the TRAMP project’s first phase. Participants of the TRAMP workshops, taking place in Dortmund and in Hamm respectively in September 2008 were interviewed. Representatives of different generations and ethnic backgrounds were asked about their individual aims con- Videos • Project documentation • 25.sec-TRAMP cerning the topics “Elderly People – Mobility – Europe”. The film makers described their project as follows: “In the context of TRAMP we will create a 25sec.-project as an artistic video-portrait about the goals of persons, who theoretically and practically initiate future-oriented intergenerational models for communication and interaction in order to initiate a mobile and cultural exchange among the generations. Within our project 25sec.-TRAMP we would like to draw attention to various themes using an artistic focus: Elderly – Mobility – Europe. What is 25sec.? 25sec. is a video-portrait in a 25sec.-time-format, where representatives from different generations and culture circles make a twenty-five-second long statement as an expression and performance of their goal settings. A goal is a positive action in the near future, a dream, a vision or utopia... In our 25sec. project each individual statement and portrait takes centre stage, and we integrate each of them into a specific sequence consisting of all filmed portraits: the entire video-portrait 25sec.-TRAMP, with its 25 seconds of journeys into the worlds of imagination for the future, will become a captured moment in a time and place as well an artistic contribution to the process of TRAMP. The course and progress in our 25sec. project contains the momentum of a temporary social sculpture which has already manifested itself through the process of considerations about the quest while actively growing through the exchange and Final Report 47
TRAMP – Transnational Mobility of Older People in Europe discussion with others about their goals. The process already began before the filming unit of the 25sec.-statements, because, this seemingly elementary quest for a goal setting – as a positive action in the near future, does not only offer a space for dreams, visions and utopia, but also involves the background and context of every single participant and their individual horizons of experience (different ages, culture circles, etc.). On the basis of the past, goal settings for the future are generated, are shaped within the present and are finally captured by our camera. According to this melting point of past, present and future, the considerations regarding the search for goals – in relation to the TRAMP themes and beyond ... will lead all invited participants into a journey through their memories, their story, to crystallize their current dreams and visions and to shape their goals. Our 25sec.-quest 48 Part 1 automatically involves the core questions: Where do I come from and what was important to me in the past? Where am I now and what is important to me at this present time? Where do I want to go and which goal will I follow (and why?) – in relation to TRAMP and beyond? In each individual video-portrait and the pictured statements, contents, voices, faces, gestures, objects, (...) our 25sec.-project will open up new goal settings and points of view by representatives from a circle of persons, who temporarily form a context within the framework of the TRAMP project and whose traces for the future will come to terms within our special format and video-portrait: 25sec.-TRAMP. The 42 protagonists made their individual 25-second long statements from different cultural points of view. The result 25sec.-TRAMP shows the diversity of perspectives.
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