A project, I once learned, is defined – among others – by a fixed deadline. For us a question has arisen some time ago: What about an open, creative project?

Each member has signed up voluntarily, contributes to the project voluntarily and takes his/her time for the project, also voluntarilý. But what if the time is not available? When other things are more improtant, or when a member leaves the project just before the completionof his/her contribution?

We have to reckon and to deal with this. But how?

This is not only a prolem, but also a challenge. an it is part of the project’s concept. To meet the challenge is a learning process. We are working on it every day: to deal with new situations and constellations, to motivate ourselves and the other members, to keep on.

With all these challenges, the project has come further than we believed at the beginning, and the confidence that it will succed seems no more irreal. However,  two virtues are still necessary: patience and staying power.

We promise that we will be virtuous in these two aspects,

your blend.polis|movie.project team