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01:27DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER Anthony Q. Artis
by Jeffery Faulkerson in Entertainment
Tags: anthony artis filmmaking down and dirty dv documentary filmmaking amazon
Join Jeffery on Thursday, March 21st at 11:30 a.m. PST/2:30 p.m. EST when his special guest will be DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKER Anthony Q. Artis. Anthony is the author of The Shut Up and Shoot Documentary Guide, which is available in electronic and print formats through Amazon.com.
To learn more about Anthony's Down and Dirty DV, visit www.downanddirtydv.com.
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Oscar Winning Documentary Filmmaker Debra Chasnoff
by SnowbizNow in Culture
Tags: Academy Award Oscar Filmmaker Documentary Debra Chasnoff
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Debra Chasnoff is an Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker (for Deadly Deception— General Electric, Nuclear Weapons & Our Environment) whose work has fueled progressive social-change movements.
Chasnoff is president and senior producer at GroundSpark, a national non-profit documentary and activist education company. Her producing and directing credits include a group of films focused on youth: Straightlaced—How Gender’s Got Us All Tied Up, about the gender and sexuality struggles teens face today; Let's Get Real about young teens' experiences with name-calling; That's a Family!, which looks at family diversity from a kids' perspective; the landmark documentary It’s Elementary—Talking About Gay Issues in School; and it’s ten-year follow-up, It’s STILL Elementary.
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John Chester - Documentary Filmmaker & Organic Farmer
Tags: John Chester Random 1 Lost In Wooonsocket filmmaker documentary
Talkupy with Annie Lindstrom welcomes John Chester, award-winning documentary filmmaker, director and showrunner to the show on Tuesday, June 19 at 12 p.m. Eastern Time. John broke new ground with his prime-time series, Random 1, on A&E. He directed and starred in the show, which ran from 2005 to 2006. Random 1 gave birth to the film Lost in Woonsocket, which John premiered to sold-out crowds at SXSW in 2007. The film, it's star and John continue to travel the country touchin
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Radio Enso #85 with filmmaker Maja Bugge
by Radio Enso in Life
Tags: inspiration trust documentary film vulnerability mens group
Join me Monday, June 10th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be documentary filmmaker Maja Bugge, the Director & Producer of the new film ABOUT MEN which captures a group of men exploring their vulnerable selves through a men’s group in North Idaho. We’ll also be joined by Owen Marcus, who founded the group featured in the film. About: Eight men sit in a circle every Wednesday night, and fall and catch each other as challenges are faced. The film portrays Chris, Robert, Wayne and Thomas who are on their individual journeys toward realizing their purposes in life. Rookie Chris frees himself from the burden of his estranged father, while the group’s oldest member, Robert, reaches for courage to embrace his relationship to his girlfriend. For Wayne and Thomas, the group is the ultimate support, as Wayne faces the loss of his business and Thomas faces the loss of his father. About Maja Bugge: ABOUT MEN is Maja’s first documentary film production. Facilitating people’s stories she builds up trust with her subjects and allows for the subjects themselves to reflect upon their own story. Maja Bugge was born in a commune in 1985 just outside of Copenhagen and holds a BA in Communications and Cultural Encounters from Roskilde University. In 2012 she graduated from The New School in NYC with an MA in Media Studies. Her multifaceted previous work experience ranging from public school teaching to political communications to horse massage therapy has inspired her to explore human stories that impact her and the audience’s view of themselves.
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Antoinette Hadgis -- Aspiring NJ Filmmaker
by Andrea Tarr in Radio
Tags: Toni Hadgis Filmmaker Garden State Film Festival Producer Director
What happens when you’re a highly creative person trapped in the body of a hard working corporate manager? In part 3 of my series on NJ Filmmakers, we’ll meet Antoinette Hadgis, an aspiring filmmaker. Toni studied math in college and eventually enjoyed a successful career for many years as a manager in a corporate environment. She was highly focused on her work and an excellent problem solver. There was definitely some measure of creatively involved in solving problems but not enough to satisfy Toni’s longing for an artistic challenge – like making a film. To nurture her creative side, Toni took a few classes and was hooked on the idea of working in film in some capacity. A few years as a volunteer with the Garden State Film Festival, afforded Toni an opportunity to see the power of independent films. Her well honed business skills seemed to make her a natural as a producer, but Toni was especially drawn to the storytelling aspect and clearly visualized herself in the director’s chair. To get some initial experience Toni joined a Meet-Up group in NY and worked with a crew under the guidance of an experienced producer/director. Together the group created a short film and this experience helped Toni crystallize her goal to become a filmmaker. So what’s next? Toni is planning to start a Meet-Up group in NJ to draw in other like-minded people who can work on a film project – most likely with her at the helm. Toni will share her path from corporate life to aspiring filmmaker. In parts 1 and 2 of this series, we met two very different filmmakers who shared their personal journeys and how they achieved their goals. Toni has a ways to go, but I’m betting on her success. After the interview, check out After Hours at Jersey Coastal Live for additional information.
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Chat with author/filmmaker, Stephen Zimmer
by Writer Groupie in Writing
Tags: Stephen Zimmer author filmmaker promoter
Stephen Zimmer is an award-winning author and filmmaker, whose literary works include the epic-scale urban fantasy series The Rising Dawn Saga, the epic fantasy Fires in Eden Series, and the Harvey and Solomon steampunk tales included in the Dreams of Steam and Dreams of Steam II: Bolts and Brass anthologies from Kerlak Publishing.
Stephen’s film credits include the supernatural thriller feature Shadows Light, the horror short film The Sirens, and the recent Swordbearer, a medieval fantasy short film based upon the H. David Blalock novel Ascendant.
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T. Alika Hickman "16th Strike Documentary"
by HOW WE DO IT RADIO in Culture
Tags: T Alika Hickman 16th Strike Documentary Empowerment Social Activism How We Do It Radio
WHO IS T. ALIKA HICKMAN?
Born in New York, raised in New Orleans, I have seen many trials in my lifetime. However, it is from these trials that I have become the strong, determined female that I am. Having suffered 2 brain aneurysms and a stroke by the tender age of 32, my confidence was shattered. Before this situation happened, I was a hip hop artist signed to Suave House/Universal records, worked with Jazzy Pha, Jagged Edge, Kandi from Escape and Real Housewives of Atlanta, and more. I was actually about to sign a deal in L.A. with Peaty Pablo & Suge Knight about a week before I had my first brain aneurysm.
16TH STRIKE DOCUMENTARY
The ?16th Strike the Documentary is titled after a poem by Nikala Asante. This film is a mixture of our pains we deal with as a people from the foods we eat and how they are legally poisoning our families, to our children on legal drugs in the school system, to our men going to prison, economics and more. This potent message is delivered through amazing poets, singers, and great speakers who have lived the subjects they are speaking on.
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American Documentary Film Festival: April 4-8, 2013
by SnowbizNow in Movies
Tags: AmDoc American Documentary Film Festival Documentary Film Festival Filmmaker
SnowbizNow previews the American Documentary Film Festival taking place April 4-8, 2013, at the Camelot Theatres in Palm Springs, California. AmDoc aims to be the largest documentary film festival and market on the West Coast, promoting a world of film as seen through the eyes of the filmmaker, of whomever or whatever their subject matter may be, to educate and entertain the film goer.
Producer/Host Nicholas Snow is gay, but he features topics and guests of interest to people from all walks of life worldwide, creating a Snowstorm of global proportion.
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I'M JUST A HUMBLE INDIE FILMMAKER
by The CJ Glickman Show in Entertainment
Tags: Frustrated Indie Filmmaker Hollywood Mainstream
CRAZY AND INTRESTING BTW PRODUCTION INFO COMING SOON
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Interview with Documentary filmmaker Tamara Perkins
by Truth Telling Series in Politics Progressive
Tags: LifeAfterLife Tamara Perkins Mass Incarceration Racism Politics
Based out of Berkeley, California - Tamara Perkins shares the stories of two men, Noel and Harrison, who were incarcerated with a life sentence as juveniles. After being imprisoned for decades these two men get a chance of Life After Life and are released.
In this interview we have the opportunity to bear witness to the struggle, hope, and truth that isn't a part of the traditional public safety rhetoric. In my conversation with Ms Perkins we learn who really lives behind bars and how the incarceration system plays a role in systemic and institutional racism.
Through this nearly 20-minute edited discussion Tamara describes the humanity of men and women who have been labeled as less than human by the treatment and public disregard they endure.
When a person becomes incarcerated in our society too often we forget they exist. As Tamara stated, "it's just that one act" that defines the incarcerated. Too often, those who are behind bars are labeled for their crime rather than their humanity.
In her film Life after Life Tamara takes us through the experiences of two men who have been given life sentences and later released. Listen to Dr Crain's interview with Tamara Perkins to learn about their journey to justice and healing.
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Filmmaker, Visual Artist, Writer Dr. Kortney Ryan Ziegler
by ToniNewman in Books
Tags: Dr Kortney Ziegler Transman Activist Filmmaker Equality
Kortney Ryan Ziegler is an award-winning filmmaker, visual artist, writer, activist and scholar based in Oakland, Ca. His artistic and academic work focuses on queer/trans issues, body image, racialized sexualities, gender, performance and black queer theory. Ziegler is also the first person in history to receive the PhD of African American Studies from Northwesten.
http://www.kortneyrziegler.net
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Andrew Lilley: NJ Filmmaker of Loose Gravel Films
by Andrea Tarr in Radio
Tags: Andrew Lilley Loose Gravel Films Johnny Sylvester Babe Ruth Filmmaker
Baseball. The National Pastime. Cooperstown and the legends within still provide romance and mystique for baseball fans everywhere. Babe Ruth said, “Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.” Andrew Lilley is a NJ filmmaker with the mission of bringing timeless stories to film so they endure. Well, Andrew hit a metaphoric home run himself with his debut film I’ll Knock A Homer For You: The Timeless Story of Johnny Sylvester and Babe Ruth -- he won the recent Garden State Film Festival’s Home Grown Documentary Feature award. Andrew, a 2008 graduate of NY Film Academy, found inspiration for this timeless story right within his family. Johnny Sylvester was his father’s uncle, and Andrew first heard the story directly from his own father. It’s a classic tale of a sick boy, Johnny Sylvester, and The Babe promising him to hit a homer for him during the 1926 World Series. There is the Hollywood version of this legendary story, and there is the unembellished version which is still amazing. And this is what Andrew Lilley, Founder and CEO of Loose Gravel Films, has portrayed so well in his documentary. The tale of Johnny Sylvester also has a Jersey Shore connection. While at a rented house in Bay Head, NJ during the summer of 1926, Sylvester was horseback riding when he was thrown to the ground along with his horse. The horse tried to stand and kicked Sylvester’s head. The injury progressed and by Sept he was diagnosed with osteomyelitis in his skull. And exactly how did The Babe get involved in all this? We’ll have Andrew explain this part of the story, as well as why he decided to make this particular film and what was the experience like for him. This interview is Part 1 in a series on NJ filmmakers. After the interview, please check out After Hours at Jersey Coastal Live for additional information.
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