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This episode of the 25th Hour is about ending long-held misconceptions. The stories and the setting of this show provide a new perspective on aging, dispelling the fears we may have and adding a new dimension to senior living. Throughout, we share stories about art, death, community, and love. We were given the opportunity to share in the warmth of Unitarian House while filming our show, an experience that brought our team closer to our subjects and our theme.<\/p>\n
The other misconception we break is the assumption that students \u2013 those learning the craft, not working in the \u201creal world\u201d \u2013 are not capable of producing truly professional content. With our final instalment of the 25th Hour, we sought to prove that our skills are on par with those of mainstream media, of those journalists and producers whom we aspire to join. As high as our standards may be, meeting these challenges has created a deep satisfaction in our work.<\/p>\n
I have immense pride in my colleagues\u2019 stories in this episode. We hope you enjoy our documentaries and take some new ideas away with you. Thank you, as always, for spending your 25th Hour with us.<\/p>\n
– Craig Lord, Show Producer.<\/p>\n
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