I won't have the precise details of Monday's depo until I get the transcripts. I jotted down the highlights as I remember it going down.
I asked Mr. Charpentier to ask Chevron to consider being in my movie. He said he will pass on the request. The nice thing about making a documentary is that it doesn't really matter the outcome on the issues - the story behind whatever the outcome is the value. It's like an oil company defense attorney who is getting paid by the hour. They are detached from it all. I feel like I'm detached from the legal battles. The more radical developments - the better the story.
I think if Chevron executives understood my project better, they would be more supportive. I talk to all different people in the industry. It's not anti-industry. I get credible people to participate to balance out my goofiness. (Like JP, above. One of my favorite folks!)
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