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Devi Ayuningsih
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Iam an unique one
Mihara Kazumi
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Fck off beetch
José Antonio Lozano
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Program Support Coordinator of Film Studies at Lawrence University.
Media and Production interests include:
- Broad social justice and activist work
- Immigrant experience and liberation
- LGBTQIA experience and liberation
- Labor movement
-Experimental, new media, and intermedial work and phenomena
Tyler Smith
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Ashley Williams
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Instructional Media Coordinator at The Evergreen State College
Amy Erickson
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I grew up near Detroit in the 60s in a family of singers. This, along with the music of Motown and Burt Bacharach blaring on our kitchen radio helped me learn to sing by ear. I also loved to dance and stared working at age 13 to take jazz lessons. These, combined with my introduction to musical theatre as a child, nurtured my love of the performing arts. But in my 20s, the singing and dancing stopped due to the impact of early-childhood trauma: The physical and emotional pain kept me shut down. Then, in my 40s, I found the courage to perform in a musical theatre production and rediscovered the vitality I had felt in my youth. This proved to be my first step toward healing from PTS. Fast forward to 2010: I was inspired to create Visceral after working with the Community Resilience Initiative in Walla Walla. Today, I'm realizing my life’s purpose: to encourage others to integrate expressive arts into their lives for greater wellbeing. Through my documentary's outreach, I will continue my work as a trauma-informed, social-change artist.
Ezra Hartwell
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Payton Reid
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Kurt Lancaster
Professor
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Kurt Lancaster is a filmmaker who has worked with clients and given workshops in the United States, Sweden, Turkey, Italy, and Jordan. He is a professor at Northern Arizona University, and wrote several books for beginning filmmakers in order to help improve their storytelling. Kurt earned his PhD in Performance Studies from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
InterestsVisual Storytelling, Directing, Sound Design, Documentaries
SkillsDocumentary Production, Editing, Cinematography, Directing
Heidi Burkey
Story Producer, Writer And Producer, Documentary Director
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Heidi Burkey is a documentary director committed to capturing unique and compelling stories that draw audiences beyond life’s closed doors. Her work has been distributed on Netflix, Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Fusion TV, and DirectTV.
In 2015, Heidi's debut feature documentary, Jedi Junior High, was distributed on Digital HD and On Demand by Mar Vista Entertainment and is currently available for streaming on Netflix. Recently, she directed The Fan Chronicles, a debut original series from Crunchyroll, one of the largest distributors of anime. Heidi directed a six-part documentary series for Tastemade called, The Pitch, which aired on AT&T’s The Audience Network in February, 2018.
During her tenure as a Producer for Fusion's Digital Documentary team, she produced a 30 minute Primetime Special that aired on Fusion TV and five documentary short films that collectively garnered over 400K views on Fusion's YouTube channel and over 4.5M views on Fusion's Facebook page.
Heidi began her documentary career working for the nonprofit, DTJ, where she produced, directed and edited over 45 international documentary shorts advocating for social change on behalf of children.
Heidi is a member of Film Fatales, Women in Moving Pictures, The Video Consortium, and the International Documentary Association.
InterestsShort Documentaries, Feature Documentary, Documentary Film, Female Empowerment, Environment
SkillsStory Structure, Documentary Writing, Directing
Anja Dalhoff
Cinematografer, Video Producer, Director
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I'm a Danish film director and owner of the film company Danish Doc Production. I have 25 years of experience in the whole spectrum of documentary production. Including directing, development, financing, production and co-production international and national.
My vision is to make documentaries of high quality mostly with a social focus. This, regardless of whether the film is about the weakest in our society, about cultural phenomenon or documentaries with an anthropological approach. Most of my documentaries are supporte by the Danish Television ( DR ), The Danish Filminstitute, private fundings and ministries.InterestsCreative Documentaries, Feature Fictions, Documentaries
SkillsScreenwriting, Cinematography, Producer, Director
Marjan Riazi
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Graduate student specializing in News & Documentary at NYU Journalism School
Danielle Bernstein
Camera Operator, Editor, Director, Producer
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Danielle Bernstein is the founder of Clear Films, the full service, story driven production company that uses media to amplify social and environmental struggles affecting our global community. She is an award winning writer, producer, director, and editor of independent film. Committed to film as a form of activism, Danielle's mission is to positively influence the community around her one film at a time.
Danielle's directorial debut, When Clouds Clear, attended over 50 film festivals and was the recipient of numerous awards. Her last feature documentary, Imba Means Sing screened at the United Nations, received two IndieFest awards and is distributed in over 37 languages worldwide by Sony Entertainment and Delta, and it is now available worldwide on Netflix. Her current feature project, Homemade, is the recipient of the 2016 Creative Vision Program Grant and will be released in 2017. She is a winner of a Cine Golden Eagle Award, Social Justice Award at the Santa Barbara film festival, recipient of the NYSCA grant, and was Nominated Best Environmental Documentary of the Decade for When Clouds Clear. She is also a Film Fatales and a member of NEXUS.
InterestsCommercial, Narrative Films, Documentary, Feature
Malia Scharf
Director
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Malia Scharf is a director based in Brooklyn, NY. She studied film at the School of Visual Arts, and cultural studies at the New School. She is passionate about people and their stories and is called to find ways to uplift through filmmaking and art. Beyond filmmaking, she seeks to create a space where artists and healers alike bring education, healing, and art, to local communities.
InterestsSocial Change, Art
Katherine Dalldorf
Photographer, Cinematographer, Editor, Director
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Katherine Dalldorf is an associate editor, photographer, producer and camera person with an award-winning documentary production company in Brooklyn, NY. She has worked on films and projects throughout North America, Europe, and most recently the Middle East, documenting everything from the 2017 Women’s March in D.C. to the refugee crisis in Lesvos, Greece. She spent time abroad studying at the Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts (FAMU) in Prague, Czech Republic.
InterestsWomen's Rights, Documentaries