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  <title>Chris Temple: Mobilizing People Around Film</title>
  <description>&amp;amp;nbsp;   Cinema of Change is a magazine and community, and you can join the conversation at&amp;amp;nbsp;cinemaofchange.com. We are dedicated to exploring the power of cinema and its ability to create change in the world.&amp;amp;nbsp;Join us for Mobilizing People Around Film with our guest Chris Temple. From living in a Syrian refugee camp to surviving on a dollar a day as a radish farmer in Guatemala, Chris and his co-founder Zach are pioneering a new style of documentary filmmaking. The vision for their non-profit “Living on One” is to use immersive storytelling to raise awareness and inspire action around pressing global issues. Having worked for three different micro-finance organizations, Chris brings a unique perspective to the films he produces. His first film “Living on One Dollar,” was #1 on iTunes for documentaries and has been called &amp;quot;a must watch film&amp;quot; by Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus and USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah. His current film “Salam Neighbor” shines light on displaced refugees.  Introduction - How did you get to use film as a tool? --- 01:13 I'm just one person. I can't make a difference, right? --- 03:37 How will I know where to direct my energies to create change?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 08:21 How about dead ends? Share what you learned to avoid.&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 10:55 How can you make your expert development insight accessible?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 13:24 Balancing entertainment and understanding in a film.&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 17:31 Principles on making an audience care.&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 19:22 Should we consider the audience while making the film?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 20:58 Why film, and not another medium?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 24:28 How do you know that you actually made an impact?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 26:28 What if you just engage an audience without a film?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 28:44 Is there a danger in making impactful films?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 31:51 Did people call the film propaganda?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 34:46 What insights did you gain during post production?&amp;amp;nbsp;--- 37:57   We hope you find this conversation interesting and evocative. Subscribe to make sure you don’t miss an episode and visit the magazine at cinemaofchange.com.  &amp;amp;nbsp;  Until next time, be the change that you want to see in the world. Then turn it into cinema. </description>
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