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This workshop will provide a full overview of the documentary filmmaking process from concept through to screening. We will explore issues that arise when you set out to make a documentary film; questions of consent, release forms, interview ethics, funding etc. The course will also provide insight into the different documentary forms with their advantages and challenges, from bio-pics to cinema-verite, through to essayist and historical pieces. This course will help prepare you to shoot your next documentary film!
*THIS WORKSHOP IS ONLINE. ZOOM LINK WILL BE PROVIDED.*
Instructor: Zachary Goldkind Zachary Goldkind is an experimental-narrative filmmaker & programmer, and teacher based in Tkaronto, a part of Turtle Island. This land, under colonial contexts, has come to be known as Toronto, Canada. Zac holds an MFA in Film Production from York University. Their studies orbit subjects of aesthetic theory, image-ideology, and narrative theory; their primary focus regards the implementation of marxist analyses in confronting the heterogeneity of formalism, invoking affect theory, linguistics, and semiotic/semantic considerations throughout. Collaborating and engaging with artists and local filmmakers, Zachary’s intention is to help organize networks engaging in support through a critical reprogramming, which places agency in artists’ hands. Zachary seeks forums wherein artists can gather to express visions of futurity which would place their labour and respect before all else. Through this, their objective is one that enables the ignition of an earnest dialogue between filmmaker and spectator, filmmaker and curator, and filmmaker and filmmaker; this accomplished by means of the work they platform, the workshops/seminars they host, and, of course, their own projects. |
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| Office Hours: Weekdays 10:00 - 17:00 ☎ 416.603.6564 Fax: 416.603.6566 76 Geary Avenue Toronto, Ontario M6H 2B5 Canada |
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