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High-Tech Homebrew

complicated tasks in the postproduction field—compositing. Compositing is the process of combining two separate images. We’ll take a simple shot with a painting in the background and replace it with…

NYFF 2015: Critic’s Choice

NYFF 2015: Critic’s Choice

Remember 2008’s spectacular doc-based-on-a-book Man On Wire? Now it’s fictionalized as The Walk and Kurt Brokaw LOVED it. Find out what else our senior critic adored at this year’s New York Film Festival, running September 25-October 11, 2015.

Pierre and Claudia Lacy, African American family members of Lennon Lacy, whose story is told in the documentary Always in Season

Keep it in the Light: “Always in Season”

Courtney Gardner reveals insights from her conversation with filmmaker Jacqueline Olive about her award-winning documentary Always in Season, which will air on PBS on February 24, 2020. During her conversation Courtney learned about who Jacqueline is and what drew her to the film’s story, about America’s persistent history of lynching, about how silence limits the ability for restoration in communities, and about the responsibility we all share to change the status quo.

Making No Truth Claims: Historical Complexity in Mila Turajlic’s The Other Side of Everything
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Making No Truth Claims: Historical Complexity in Mila Turajlic’s The Other Side of Everything

Courtney Sheehan talks with Serbian Director Mila Turajlic at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival. Turajilic’s new documentary, The Other Side of Everything (Druga strana svega) mines the depths of family history to offer an untold story of Yugoslavia’s past. The filmmaker shares about her process, her family’s fascinating story, and the role of documentary in representing and reflecting upon cultural complexities.

 

a man sits on grass and looks at the camera
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(Dis)Ability in the Work of an Australian Filmmaker

The Independent speaks with gough, a screen writer, director, and producer based in Australia. gough, who is legally blind, runs the successful company Beernuts Productions, which has produced a variety of documentaries, shorts, and other media content. Here gough reflects on how his disability informs his work and comedy.

Minute By Minute.co.uk

…making works in a variety of media for over fifteen years. After seeing a Flash-based website they produced (www.map50.com), the London Film and Video Development Agency asked them to create…