Apne Aap: Breaking the Cycle of Prostitution

[EndChildTrafficking]

thanks for the feedback!

kathryn: the footage from ms. pohoomul was sent to me upon request, i filmed the rest.

laughing thunder: i had to black out the faces of the girls to protect their privacy, if potential employers etc. found out about their background they might be discriminated against.

nicki: yeah i probably could have jazzed it up a bit haha, i just thought i'd give it more of a documentary feel by leaving out music

[LaughingThunder]

i liked your close up interviews and there were a lot of em

quite a effort to put on

was it necessary to crop out their faces though? just sayin

[5hamrock22]

This was very detailed, and the interview at the beginning was very interesting... Very direct, great job!

[rockerchick0o9]

awesome interview at the beginning, really gets straight to the point, and that's really important!

[nickiBader]

Hi Esha! This really brings in the primary source and makes it more real. Although listening to the girls talk was intriguing, i think if you were to put some still shots of the building or some of the kids and a music layover it would keep the audience more captivated. Yes, i know youre intentions were a documentary, but it doesnt hurt to spice it up :P But it was powerful and moving :D

[kathryntinker]

You have interviews! Wow. How were you able to interview them or is the footage from Apne Aap?

I looked at your Wiki. Again, WOW. It's great how thorough you are and take people from raising their awareness to showing them how they can make a difference.

[kmaramot002]

nice job with the close-up interviews

i like the ending of the video! :D

overall, effective video for the public lahhh =]

[MichelleMags92]

this was really good because you were able to have actual interviews with the people from this area! really good job

[Enigwolf]

I agree with the above, the use of actual first-hand interviews makes it REALLY convincing. Good job with the wiki too!

[mjsims22]

this is such a cool video. it's awesome that you could get firsthand interviews of the girls and counselors who work with the organization.

[EndChildTrafficking]

A correction: Manju Vyas is the director of the program, she did not set it up. It was set up by Mr. Sudershan Loyolka who is Apne Aap's trustee.