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The documentary was a long-term pet project of [[Matthew Zeffertt]] and took nearly one-and-a-half years to complete. Upon its release, it became one of YSTV's most popular programmes due to the wider interest of the student community to learn more about the usually pretty secretive FetSoc. The film later on also enjoyed a fair amount of critical success. | The documentary was a long-term pet project of [[Matthew Zeffertt]] and took nearly one-and-a-half years to complete. Upon its release, it became one of YSTV's most popular programmes due to the wider interest of the student community to learn more about the usually pretty secretive FetSoc. The film later on also enjoyed a fair amount of critical success. | ||
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*Directed and Produced by [[Matthew Zeffertt]] | *Directed and Produced by [[Matthew Zeffertt]] | ||
*Edited by [[Thomas Schubert]] | *Edited by [[Thomas Schubert]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:50, 6 March 2021
The FetSocDoc is a documentary by Matthew Zeffertt about FetSoc - the infamous Fetish Society of the University of York. The production provided an insight into how the student society operates, how the rumours surrounding it impact its members and what the active engagement with their fetishes means to the participants.
The documentary was a long-term pet project of Matthew Zeffertt and took nearly one-and-a-half years to complete. Upon its release, it became one of YSTV's most popular programmes due to the wider interest of the student community to learn more about the usually pretty secretive FetSoc. The film later on also enjoyed a fair amount of critical success.
Production
Crew
- Directed and Produced by Matthew Zeffertt
- Edited by Thomas Schubert
- Presented by Hayley Clark and Thomas Schubert
- Camera: Andrew Waddle and Matthew Zeffertt
- Sound: Joseph Wharfe
- VFX: Andrew Waddle
- Voice-Over: