The filming of the "What Would You Fight For?" was such a memorable experience. Watching the NBC team fully immerse in the day-to-day at Saint Bakhita's with their amazing crew was so fun to be a party of! From the drone filming of the welcome ceremony (3 times!!!), to the trek to Falida's family's homestead (which sadly did not make it into the footage), to the hike up the mountain in the pitch dark to film the "We are the fighting Irish!" right at sunrise. Something I will never forget! Below are just a few photos, mostly taken by the crew, to capture their perspective. Such a special place!
Here's a link to the video:https://fightingfor.nd.edu/2022/fighting-to-grow-the-good-in-business/
Mt. Kalongo
Some of the adorable babies of school mothers at St. B's.
The greeting after the welcome
Filming at Innovation Acres
Movie night before testing it with the full community. We played "Queen of Katwe". Girl Power! :)
Our first s'mores party and Ododo-wa - the Ugandan word for storytelling around a fire, which happens most nights to pass down family values.
Collecting mangos
Falida's neighbor kids
Getting to know Falida's family.
Falida's brothers
Falida's grandmother is a force!
Filming textile project
Filming the eCommerce portion of the textile project
Blue roofs are Saint Bakhita's
Filming the tall grass scene used in the video. One of my favorite things was seeing how they captured the sound with the sound guy having everyone be complete still while he captured sound of his hand going back and forth over the grasses.
Studly film crew
Falida and Rachel
Under the mango tree, the favorite spot for many on campus.
Testing out Bakhita Butter flavors.
Goodbyes are hard '_'
The amazing film crew that made this all possible.
Our car had chickens on the roof!
Victoria's interview.
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