Documentary producers looking for material from the Pentagon
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We have been asked by Greg Jacobs of Siskel/Jacobs Productions in Chicago to pass along this request for raw material:
The producers of the acclaimed History Channel documentary “102 Minutes That Changed America” are seeking amateur and professional video footage for a documentary based on the book Firefight: Inside the Battle to Save the Pentagon on 9/11. They are interested in raw sound and video from the time period starting immediately after the attack on the Pentagon and lasting through 9/21/01. In particular, they are looking for:
1. Any video, audio, or still photographs of the operations at the site itself (firefighting, search and rescue, evidence collection, etc.).
2. Any amateur video or audio from 9/11/01 in and around Washington, D.C. That includes footage of other buildings being evacuated, man-on-the-street conversations, home movies of people responding to the news, saved phone messages, etc.—anything that helps illustrate not just what happened, but how the day felt.
If you have or know of any such material, please contact greg@siskeljacobs.com.
