Sentences with phrase «indigenous film community»

These fellows will be given an immersive experience in the world of Independent film and attend screenings, participate in guided film discussions and connect with leaders of the Indigenous film community.

The Fellows receive an immersive experience in the world of independent film and attend screenings, participate in guided film discussions, and connect with leaders of the Indigenous film community.

Not exact matches

At the 40 films I attended, audience response split between enthusiasm and skepticism, the latter because «hosting» seemed like an awfully demure term for the colonial history motivating these words, the rhetoric of unclear value to the indigenous communities who were its ostensible dedicatees.

Kaitlin's film interests are largely centered in film language and how film language can be used as a bridge for Indigenous communities that have been denied their languages through colonization.

When I first spoke with the Native and Indigenous Program team at Sundance Institute, my most important goal was to find community, to get involved in film on a level beyond my own backyard.

Focusing on indigenous cosmologies, post-military spaces, and syncretic religions from the Caribbean, Santiago Muñoz borrows techniques from performance, film, visual ethnography, and anthropology, to document specific communities and public sites in order to generate her own bricolage - an alternative story about a popular Haitian market, or a newly discovered archeological site in Puerto Rico.

Efigenia Vásquez, a radio and video journalist from an indigenous community in Colombia, was killed last October while filming activists» attempt to take over a farm and resort located inside the indigenous reserve, The Guardian reported.

We hope that the outcomes of the Round - table will be of real value and interest to Indigenous and non-Indigenous health professionals, community organisations, state and federal government agencies, researchers, artists, writers, film makers and journalists.

A DVD has been created called «Be Strong», a film about Social and Emotional Well - being in the Indigenous Deaf Community.

And it's this passion that's led Kong to playing a starring role in these fantastic film clips, aimed particularly at Indigenous children and families but also providing straight and easy information for the broader community to allay fears about the detection, treatment and ramifications of ear disease.