As Normal As He Can (Meningococcal Septicemia)

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Posted by Wilco on 22 July 2011 | Views: 1629 | 1 Comments

Screenings 2011: BFI Southbank, Casa Del Cinema, New York Scholl Of Visual Arts

Specially selected for inclusion into the BFI National Film Archive of Great Britain.

Top ten shortlisted for the ‘Meeting Rimini Film Festival’ 2011

At no point did we ever want the visuals to take away from the size of Cameron’s struggle. What we wanted to show was how someone so young can overcome something so monumental. Long shot’s and jump cuts provide the home movie feel that we decided best complemented Cameron’s voice.

This is Cameron’s story.

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1 Trevormcdevor | on 07 August 2011

Great documentary style for a very moving story. Cameron sounded at times to be a bit weary in his narration, but he seems to have rediculous amounts of energy and optimism. Good luck for the future, and some brilliant shots relating to specific moments of hardship/hope.