Learn more about the Knight Fellows Project and other upcoming events at /Knight. Our goal is to foster informed and engaged communities, which we believe are essential for a healthy democracy. We invest in journalism, in the arts, and in the success of cities where brothers John S. Knight Foundation is a national foundation with strong local roots. This program is presented by Sundance Institute and is made possible by generous support from the John S. To learn more about Sundance Institute’s Documentary Film Program click here.
Scroll down to submit your questions or comments in advance of the session under “JOIN THE DISCUSSION” below. A recording of the event will be posted to this page within 24 hours of the event ending for anyone unable to attend live) (Please note: Live event capacity is capped at 1000 attendees. Resources available to Southern documentary filmmakersĭownload the Zoom desktop client for an optimal experience. Unique challenges faced by documentary filmmakers in the U.S.
How to develop productive and healthy relationships with your team How to build a sustainable foundation in nonfiction filmmaking Stick around for a virtual social hour at 4:30 p.m. Organizations represented will include: Austin Film Society, FilmGate Miami, House of Pentacles, Indie Grits, Indie Memphis, New Orleans Film Society, Oolite Arts, Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema, Southern Circuit by South Arts, Southern Documentary Fund, Working Films Artist support organizations from across the region will discuss creative and financial resources available to nonfiction filmmakers, confronting the unique challenges of working in the South. with a focus on opportunities for nonfiction creators living in the U.S. We'll begin part two of the session at 3:30 p.m.
EST), where we'll discuss building your body of work as a documentary filmmaker with Cecilia Aldarondo, director of MEMORIES OF A PENITENT HEART, and developing productive, healthy relationships with your creative team with Jacqueline Olive, Don Bernier, and Bob Edwards from the documentary ALWAYS IN SEASON. Join Sundance Institute’s Documentary Film team for part one of the day (1:00 p.m. How do documentary filmmakers nurture their artistic voice and cultivate successful creative collaborations? Welcome to all! We are still celebrating North Carolina by dedicating time for resource gathering and community-building for artists in the southern United States.
Originally slated to take place in Charlotte, NC, we’re going virtual.
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