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I KNow WHat I Saw - Which footage should I not use?

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Rocketsauce

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I'm going to show James Fox's "I know what I saw" to some of my co-workers at lunch. We only have 1 hour and the film is 1:30 hours.

Does anyone have any suggestions on which 30 mins I can skip (any material that isn't vital)? I've been through the movie and it's hard to find that much material that isn't really good. The film is split into 19 chapters. so if I can find like 5 chapters to skip I should be good.

I bought the DVD from the history channel website in case anyone else is interested.
 
Rocketsauce said:
I'm going to show James Fox's "I know what I saw" to some of my co-workers at lunch. We only have 1 hour and the film is 1:30 hours.

Does anyone have any suggestions on which 30 mins I can skip (any material that isn't vital)? I've been through the movie and it's hard to find that much material that isn't really good. The film is split into 19 chapters. so if I can find like 5 chapters to skip I should be good.

I bought the DVD from the history channel website in case anyone else is interested.
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Wow, tough question. Why not show it to them in two or three installments? I am sure after seeing one it will provide motivation to see the rest. Just a thought.

I have a friend in my building who is very patient with my passion for this stuff and has, over the years, dropped some of her immediate debunking programming and settled into the mystery somewhat.

Good luck.
 
Yestopia said:
Wow, tough question. Why not show it to them in two or three installments? I am sure after seeing one it will provide motivation to see the rest. Just a thought.

I have a friend in my building who is very patient with my passion for this stuff and has, over the years, dropped some of her immediate debunking programming and settled into the mystery somewhat.

Good luck.
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I agree with this...two 45 minute sessions with maybe 15 minutes for discussion.
 
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