The big picture of this project is to surface the stories that may not have the distribution level of major news organizations. This can be achieved beyond the ability to raise the awareness of stories through its rating and user-commenting system. But if the stars were all aligned, an over-arching work flow as a result of the collaboration inside IN2.0 comes from two storytellers from distinct backgrounds come together to tell a multimedia narrative that maybe not have been possible be before. To be more specific, there's this scenario between two typical IN2.0 persona: Freelance photographer, Justin Light, has been covering the continued atrocities happening inside a specific orphanage in Vietnam. But the sounds can add another depth to his narrative. He has an audio recorder but he's otherwise ill-equipped to edit and piece the story together. He also feels that his time is better served by reporting on the stories. Juggling too much might jeopardize his ability to capture the right moments. Justin has been a fan of IN2.0. He's created a community of his own. He's been inspired from the work linked to from the site. Through one of his communities, Justin connected with a multimedia producer, Laura Web. Laura is a New York based freelance producer who's done work with other photographers. Through Interactive Narratives, Justin posted his editing and production needs and described his story he's been reporting from in Vietnam. Laura, who speaks a little Vietnamese and has enjoyed frequent visits to the land, was drawn to Justin's pitch. They connect, agree on an arrangement and set expectations. Production is done mostly over the Internet with a few raw materials shipped. Collaboration ensues. From there, the distribution sky is the limit. Ultimately, this powerful and moving package is again linked to from Interactive Narratives. The community is moved. Another generation of interactive storytellers is inspired and connect to tell those untold stories.