After a brief hiatus, The Anita Claire Project's web series "In My Own Words" is BACK! Check out what Kendra had to say about her next photo shoot!
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After a brief hiatus, The Anita Claire Project's web series "In My Own Words" is BACK! Check out what Kendra had to say about her next photo shoot!
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When I first met Shoshanna and Kara, it was apparent, the puzzle pieces Shoshanna referred to. To learn more about what it is I am referring to, check out the latest installment of In My Own Words, below!
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One of the most emotional interviews for my Anita Claire Project was when I featured my family friends, Pat, Kerri and their four generations of mothers and daughters. It hit closest to home because they were a gift of extended family my mother gave to me because of the close friendship she shared with Pat, years before I was even born. This episode of In My Own Words addresses just how special it was.
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In My Own Words' Episode 4 is up! Tune in to see what was said about love, the bond and having a baby girl at a later stage in life?
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The Anita Claire Project is featured on the online web series content community Stareable! The online portal aims to provide a centralized place for web series, helping audiences find where shows already exist. Click the image below to check it out!
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When I met Julie and Seena, little did I know that it would have been one of those hit-close-to-home moments. It actually became one of the many I had with my Anita Claire Project.
Find out why, below:
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Yesterday I attended an event that was focused on the idea and efforts of making a social change through storytelling. I attended, one, because of my interest in the topic, and two because I believed that my Anita Claire Project fell into that category. Once I arrived and saw that the various stories were about making a positive change on the environment, on different communities, and other specific social injustices, I started to think about how my project, which honors and explores the unique bond between mothers and daughters, could be considered having a social impact in the same way? After thinking about it and talking to one of my new friends at the event, I realized that yes, my project delivers its own unique social impact. Not only does it pack a punch in the name that is in the title of the project - The Anita Claire Project - my mother was a strong advocate for social change and worked in the field of social issues for many years, the simple fact that mothers and daughters share a bond and talking about it helps them, inspires others and helps to celebrate, ameliorate and heal the relationships we have with the special mother figures in our lives.
These thoughts took me back to when I was interviewed (virtually) by a blogger who asked me to answer several questions on camera. She wanted me to explain the why behind the project, among other things. It was an emotionally difficult interview to get through, but I knew it was important to talk about. You can view the video below:
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Episode 2 reveals what it was like to prepare for one of my first photo shoots with a mother and daughter. Watch the episode to find out what went on behind the scenes in preparation for and during the session I had with Natalie and Eliza.
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Today's episode highlights the experience photographing, interviewing and observing the bond between featured mother and daughters Shlomit, Leah and Natalie.
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I am very excited to announce the Anita Claire Project video series called A Claire View : In My Own Words. In summary, it is a chance for viewers to take a peek into what the experience was like on each photo/video session with the mothers and daughters featured in my passion project. I explain more, in my own words, here:
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"Her personality really helps me learn about myself too."
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"I love seeing the world through her eyes..."
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The Anita Claire Project honors the bond between mothers and daughters. The mothers and daughters honored in my project come from all walks of life and all circumstances; the good, the challenging, worldwide. As my project is ongoing and continues to grow, I recently outlined the types of mothers I am seeking to photograph and interview. I've been asked, several times, if I were to feature celebrities, who would I want to feature? Well, all of the mothers and daughters in my project are on equal ground. They come from various backgrounds, professions and circumstances, and all of them share the honorable titles of Mother and Daughter. I do have a celebrity wish list. It contains countless names. Today, I am featuring 10 of those names, and while their paths happen to have them in the public eye, it is their mother/daughter bonds I'd love to explore closer. Here they are, in no particular order:
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Sometimes sitting on your mom's lap, reading or coloring a good book on a beautiful afternoon, is the only place in the world you want to be. Quality time is the best time.
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