My friend, Richard G. Santos, passed away in his sleep February 22, 2013, in Pearsall, TX. I first met him in the fall of 2011. I had begun my senior thesis for college when he introduced me to many of the internees that we have been lucky enough to interview for the Children of Internment film. The "voice" of the German internees was a huge part of his agenda as a historian. I have attached an email he sent to me on his recollection of two incidents at the First National Reunion of the Read More >> Richard Santos – In Memoriam
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My friend, Richard G. Santos, passed away in his sleep February 22, 2013, in Pearsall, TX. I first met him in the fall of 2011. I had begun my senior thesis for college when he introduced me to many of the internees that we have been lucky enough to interview for the Children of Internment film. The "voice" of the German internees was a huge part of his agenda as a historian. I have attached an email he sent to me on his recollection of two incidents at the First National Reunion of the Read More >> 
You can read about it on the Access Hollywood Live website here:
http://www.accesshollywood.com/kristina-wagner
On Wednesday, February 27th, I made a brief appearance on Access Hollywood Live.
The showed a 1 minute clip from the Children of Internment documentary during my interview with them regarding General Hospital's 50th Anniversary.
A special thanks to AHL's Segment Producer, Anthony Ramos for allowing us to convey this very important topic on their show.
The panel discussion of Internees yesterday at the Vonnegut Library in Indianapolis was fascinating.
It was a pleasure to meet Francis Ott Allen and Al Wohlpart and his wife Pam at the event. Along with Eberhard and Anneliese, their stories of Internment moved the audience.
We also screened our trailer for the group.
All four of these folks were interned in Crystal City, Texas during WWII.
The summary below was written by Anneliese Krauter.
~ On January 26th, 2013, four of us former internees 
We just completed the biographies page of the folks we have interviewed for the project so far.
You can see our interview pictures and read about everyone on this page: click here
Meeting and working with these folks has been a huge pleasure and a lot of fun. Our sincere thanks goes out to each and every one of them for giving us their time, welcoming us into their homes like we were family and speaking to us candidly and with such good humor.
Our goal is to do justice to their stories and let 
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There are so many layers to this story, it has been a fascinating process hearing the different perspectives about internment from both victims and those who were involved with carrying it out. I think it's shaping up to be a very compelling, very heartfelt, 90 minute feature.
So - with that said, I wanted to talk about the mechanics of interview lighting.
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