themeasles.org is alive!
The site is live! I managed to get everything pressing off of my plate and finally tackle the site interface and content. Graph Paper Press was kind enough to donate one of their products which has infinitely helped in the realm of making the site look tidy (and hold all of the content we’re planning to post in the coming weeks and months). The site has a content deficit right now, but that will soon be fixed.
Part of the idea is that this site will be not only a repository for the public aspects of the film, but for some of the traditionally less public aspects. We’d like to keep those following the project involved through continuous updates (both text, photos, and video), and to inform not only through the film but through exposure to everything we’re doing to create the film. There’s no reason a filmmaker should do research and not share that research with others. Whether it’s background/contextual reading or even interviews, we’d like that to make its way onto the site so that our readers can have the broadest possible view of the project.
