How about a crowdsourced documentary about looping?

[Tyler <programmer651@comcast.net>]

Hello! I just got this great idea! How about we at loopers-delight.com and 
the ones at 
livelooping.org work together to make a documentary movie about looping? 
It would be narrated by a 
main narrator, and go through the history of looping, with the highlights 
(Beatles tape looping, Fripp and 
Eno, etc). Then we would discuss looping in the modern day, including the 
invention of electronic-type 
techno or pop music (the kind that contains a lot of looping). Of course 
we would have to talk about 
live looping. We would also have input from Loopers-delighters and 
Liveloopers via Youtube 
videos. These Youtube links would be emailed to the film producer, and the 
editor would put them in. 
Maybe have examples of looping from some of our own loopers here on LD and 
LL. And have Youtube 
videos of people speaking about looping, either at festivals or just 
talking on a plain amateur video. 
Maybe we can hear from people who have really changed looping, like the 
guys that put together that database of 
loopable samples at freeloops.com, or the guys that created the 
self-reproducing loop 
system at darwintunes.org. Or people who have really changed things, like 
Imogen Heap and her 
high-tech Musical Gloves. And then have it distributed as a DVD on 
amazon.com. A 
full looper movie. They should have done that before they invented the 
loop festival!
Tyler Z