Description
What goes through a man's head aft er sitting innocently on death row for twenty-three years and who has been dubbed a monster for over half his life? How does a woman cope with the idea of miraculously surviving a major catastrophe? Isn't it possible that the man with the tattooed face could be a kindergarten teacher?
All too readily we judge and categorise people by their external characteristics or their way of life. Everyone does this, usually without even realising it. So why don't we listen to the stories of our fellow human beings? Oft en, we would then realise: although our stories are so different, our emotions, fears, dreams and wishes are so similar. People Like Us is a book about each other and the most influentual moments in their lives. It gives a few, random people and their uniqueness a voice to be heard.
About the Author
Sandra Schmid, born in 1990, lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland. During her training in Visual Communications and simultaneous studies for a Diploma in Art, she qualified with a broad knowledge of the design and production of the print media. With further advanced training in Photography she developed a keen interest in portraying people and narrating their stories. For the last eight years she has worked as a video editor for Swiss radio and television; storytelling has become part of her everyday life and writing an increasingly greater passion. Sandra Buehler, born in 1988, lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland. She is qualified in Visual Communications and has a working knowledge of graphic design, photography and video. Working for a film production company she has gained extensive knowledge in the planning and production of films and videos. She is currently working as a film production manager for dp videoproduction. Following many years of experience in visual composition she has concentrated her focus more and more on photography and storytelling.
Book Information
ISBN 9781912690510
Author Sandra Buehler
Format Hardback
Page Count 168
Imprint Unicorn Publishing Group
Publisher Unicorn Publishing Group
All too readily we judge and categorise people by their external characteristics or their way of life. Everyone does this, usually without even realising it. So why don't we listen to the stories of our fellow human beings? Oft en, we would then realise: although our stories are so different, our emotions, fears, dreams and wishes are so similar. People Like Us is a book about each other and the most influentual moments in their lives. It gives a few, random people and their uniqueness a voice to be heard.
About the Author
Sandra Schmid, born in 1990, lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland. During her training in Visual Communications and simultaneous studies for a Diploma in Art, she qualified with a broad knowledge of the design and production of the print media. With further advanced training in Photography she developed a keen interest in portraying people and narrating their stories. For the last eight years she has worked as a video editor for Swiss radio and television; storytelling has become part of her everyday life and writing an increasingly greater passion. Sandra Buehler, born in 1988, lives and works in Zurich, Switzerland. She is qualified in Visual Communications and has a working knowledge of graphic design, photography and video. Working for a film production company she has gained extensive knowledge in the planning and production of films and videos. She is currently working as a film production manager for dp videoproduction. Following many years of experience in visual composition she has concentrated her focus more and more on photography and storytelling.
Book Information
ISBN 9781912690510
Author Sandra Buehler
Format Hardback
Page Count 168
Imprint Unicorn Publishing Group
Publisher Unicorn Publishing Group
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