Annotated Bibliography
Jimmy Le, Noah Gawthorp, Megan Quillen,
Daniel Turman, Daniel Oakley
- · Interview(s) with jockey(s).
We will try to interview a jockey and ask
him about what horse racing means to him. We would like to hear the importance
that horses and horse racing have to him and his opinion on Keeneland. Our
documentary hopes to capture the sentiment and passion of Keeneland, so hearing
a jockey tell us what it means to him to race horses and come to this
particular track would help in portraying that.
- · Interview(s) with member(s) of racing office and media team.
Along with jockeys, we will try to
interview members of the communications and media team and racing offices. We
will ask them similar questions about their opinions and feelings towards
Keeneland, as well as what aspects of it drew them to working there. Again,
getting such information from people who work within would be helpful and could
give us an insight into what Keeneland means. Hearing why someone loved
Keeneland so much that they decided to work there could be a good addition to
our documentary.
- · Interviews with commoners
We will also try to get some interviews
with regular people who are simply paying a visit to the tracks. Like the other
interviews we will conduct, we will be asking about the emotions and sentiment,
if any, that people attach with a visit to Keeneland. Ideally, we would like to
get an interview with an older person who has been visiting Keeneland for years
and holds a lot of value in an annual trip there. Again, an insight into the
everyday person’s life to see why they come to Keeneland would be good for our
film.
- · Old racing clips from Keeneland
We could potentially use clips of past
races and events at Keeneland to incorporate in our film. It could show the history and pageantry of the
track and give viewers an idea of how long Keeneland has been running and how
much history has taken place at this track.
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