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Rohan asked us to revisit and make any necessary adjustments to our Logline and Synopsis before we re-submit them with our completed documentary. Ours remained much the same with very slight changes:

Original Logline: A celebration of Ariel Gabizon’s 30 year long career as the ‘Coogi Man’ and his longstanding devotion to style and colour.

Updated Longline: A celebration of Ariel Gabizon’s 30 year long career as the ‘Coogi Man’ and his longstanding devotion to bringing colour to Melbourne.

Original Synopsis: The Queen Victoria Markets has seen many changes in recent decades, but for the last 30 years Ariel Gabizon has continued to sell vibrant Coogi sweaters within the bustling marketplace, spreading colour throughout customers lives. Over the years he has sold colourful garments to every type of person imaginable, asserting the inclusive belief that colour is for everyone. Life in Colour will explore Ariel’s long history with the market, the iconic Coogi sweater and the people who enjoy them.

Updated Synopsis: The Queen Victoria Markets has seen many changes in recent decades, but for the last 30 years Ariel Gabizon has continued spread colour throughout Melbourne selling vibrant Coogi sweaters within the bustling marketplace. Over the years he has sold colourful garments to every type of person imaginable, believing everyone can do with a little more colour. Coogi Man will explore Ariel’s history with the market, the iconic Coogi sweater and what the future holds.

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