Interview with German Neighbor in Rivercrest- by Isabel Amend

I interviewed my next door neighbor whose name I unfortunately do not know. She is German and moved to America in 1977, when her husband took on a job with the World Bank in Washington D.C. She taught at a German school in McLean for a while and then retired around the same time when her husband became a professor at Georgetown University.

*I did not point the camera directly at her face to avoid awkwardness, so it is centered at her dining room floor.

Interview with Jennifer Shultz of Rivercrest- by Isabel Amend

My neighbor Jennifer Shultz has lived on 36th street, in Rivercrest, for about a decade. She is the mother of 4 children who each go to different Arlington County Public Schools. Here is a synopsis of the various topics that we breached:

*Note: the movie is a little bit awkward because I did not want to point the camera straight into my neighbor's face, hence the shot of her dining room table.

0:00-2:40: General background of Mrs. Shultz

2:41- 4:14: Changes she has seen in Rivercrest, from 2000-2011

4:15- 6:42: Kids.

6:43- 8:12: Employment/demographics

8:13- 9:59: Housing/renovation.

10:00-11:00: Her future in the neighborhood (?)

11:00- 13:30: Nice things about Rivercrest.