midiman wrote: It could still go through a few changes depending on the feed back. I am doing a few with each leaning in a slightly different direction in the documentary. This is the more serious side of ownership.
I think I saw an earlier one with a beach scene in it, I think. I think the term "artificial companionship" was used, if I remember correctly. I think, in my research, that Anton LaVey was the first to coin "artifical human companions", just for referrence or further exploration of it's history in case you wanted a good place to start with that one.
Anyways,
if I were to do a doll documentary, I would want to show many aspects of Doll Ownership. From those that strictly use them for photography/art, those that bring them into an existing relationship and why, those that choose a doll to act out sexual fantasies, or those that choose a doll for companionship/fantasy relationship, folks that have disabilities/disorders whether personality wise, physical wise, etc. That way viewers get a better, broader idea of the various aspects of Doll Ownership, rather than simply focusing on one aspect only. This is an issue in the doll community right now, I think, the portrayal of doll owners in the media, which tends, it seems, to focus on iDollator/iDollizer types (probably for reasons of ratings, viewings, etc), giving people an impression, perhaps, that the whole doll culture/ doll community, doll owners, as such, are such types, when there is a wide variety, and where the majority as some recent polls indicate here of those that voted, are not such types at all. I think this is important for those that are not iDollizer types, and to those that are, like me. Maybe finding out what others in the doll community would like to see in a doll documentary might be interesting if it hasn't been addressed before.
'That vid is sooooooo 'kewl'! 
, nice work midiman your doing a great service for the community. 
