Audience

Not a lot of people can relate to being transgendered, but I think that everyone can relate to wanting to feel accepted, loved, and understood. This is what we hope will come out of our film, and what will make our audience feel connected. But who will they be anyway? Well, our wish is for our audience to be the youth, we don't want to just "preach to the choir" and we also have to concider how there are a lot of people who will come in with strong judgments before they even see the film. It also is interesting being in the South (I grew up in the North) and I have noticed the audience is quite different... We would like to try to offer a bit of insight and maybe get people thinking about different froms of being in a positve way instead of it being a despicable thing that is not talked about. Besides festivals, we can do podcasts, put it on Youtube, and stream it elsewhere. We could make a website, and create a forum for people to talk about it. We could go to local art house places (in Wilmington Jengo's house) and send it to places that may want to screen it. We could talk to women's studies dept and see if they would host a screening for our film andother gender related films. What would be really cool, (but would take some $ and time) is to go around town and leave the DVDs places, maybe have a really intriguing label on them, or even pass them out on campus.