Ground Zero: Mali - France vs. Jihad (Part 3)
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8:38Now PlayingBack in 2013, VICE debuted Ground Zero: Mali.
VICE got exclusive access to 2013 crisis in Mali. This footage was shot in Gao, Mali, on February 21, 2013. It was basically the first legitimate combat footage to come out of the war there. Normally the French ban journalists from the frontlines and film a sanitized version of the fighting themselves and then distribute it to the media.
Here, VICE production crew made friends with some French soldiers and chatted with them about what they thought about this grueling campaign as well as the greatest threat they face: homemade bombs, aka IEDs.
Watch part 1 here
CREDITS
Aris Roussinos — Producer/Camera
Alison Severs — Associate Producer
Anne Jolis — Field Associate Producer
Marta Velasquez — Editor
Daniel Bateman — Assistant Editor
Eddy Moretti — Executive Producer
Shane Smith — Executive Producer
Suroosh Alvi — Executive Producer
Vida Toombs — Executive Producer (UK)
Alex Miller — Head of Content
Al Brown — Supervising Producer
Bree Horn — Production Manager
Zoey Roberts — Production Coordinator
Elektra Kotsoni — Content Coordinator
Mike Horlock — Post Supervisor
Ellie King — Post Coordinator
Mimi Flemming — Post Coordinator
Amy Ashworth — Music Supervisor
Joel Kitzmiller — Art Direction
Bex Rumble — Motion Graphics
Grant Armour — Equipment Manager
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