ABOUT THE FILM

Finding Home explores the concept of home at the beginning of the 21st century from a working woman's Do-It-Yourself sensibility.

Megan O'Connor, the San Diego-based filmmaker, takes the viewer to the blizzards of Beatrice, Nebraska, both her hometown and the location of the Homestead National Monument, only to discover that home isn't necessarily where you were raised. Unfortunately, it isn't where you live at any given moment either, she learns by polling everyone from her Generation X friends to the homeless of Southern California. O'Connor's journey unfolds while the concept of "home" takes center stage in politics, as the 2008 election reaches a crescendo and the mortgage crisis slams the nation.

A first-person film that will remind documentary fans of Ross McElwee, Finding Home universally resonates with renters, homeowners, and anyone who feels lost and lonely in contemporary society.

Directed and edited by Megan O'Connor

Featuring music by:
Jamuel Saxon
Vision of a Dying World
Drew Andrews
Joel P. West
Spencer Rabin

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Video Clips

The video clip that is up now is just raw footage. I plan on putting up more videos when I have a little more time. I'm especially excited about getting my interview with architect Ted Smith online. Ted built GoHomes in San Diego in the 80's and he has a really cool and unconventional approach to architectural design. He's also a pretty cool guy.

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