I’m excited to interview Deborah Scranton the director of “The War Tapes“. She invited my brother and I to the Premiere of “The War Tapes” at The Tribeca Film Festival. I was thrilled to be there and was amazed by the story she told. The thing that impressed me the most was how she was able to tell the story of these soldiers without written voice over narration. She lets the soldiers tell their story and how the war effected their personal lives. She is not protesting the war nor is she glamorizing the war, she was just showing the daily life of a soldier at war.
Bravo to the men that carried the cameras and risked that spilt second of reaction time to avoid a wound or even death. It seemed that these soldiers became attached to the cameras as it listened to the men without prejudice or judgement. This was a powerful documentary.

From The War Tapes About section:

Straight from the front lines in Iraq, THE WAR TAPES is the first war movie filmed by soldiers themselves. It is Operation Iraqi Freedom as filmed by Sergeant Steve Pink, Sergeant Zack Bazzi and Specialist Mike Moriarty and other soldiers.
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If any of my viewers or listeners of my podcast would like me to ask her a question on your behalf please feel free to leave it here in the comments section. I apologize about the short time frame. But I will be interviewing her tomorrow at 12:30 PM. So get them to me soon.

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1. [Audio] Interview with Deborah Scranton of The War Tapes
2. [Video] iFilm Interviews Deborah Scranton and Zack Bazzi of “The War Tapes”
3. Bad Voodoo’s War… Deborah Scranton At It Again
4. What To Watch Tonight: The War Tapes
5. Deborah Scranton At TED
6. [Audio] Conversation with Sergeant Zack Bazzi From The War Tapes
7. 2007 Oscar Shortlist For Best Documentary
8. Interview Round Two