In this Special Learning Session, Natasha Florentino will discuss how documentary filmmaking can be used as a catalyst to mobilize communities, counter misleading narratives, and achieve social impact.

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In this hands-on workshop, cinematographer Henry Adebonojo will lead participants through a four-session deep dive into the practice of cinematography. This course will workshop concepts related to the field of cinematography, such as the creative and technical advantages of using film vs. digital mediums, the creative uses of various lens types, the qualities and mechanics of different lighting units, and other related topics.

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From local filmmakers, these two film projects focus on time, place, and living black and queer histories from North Philadelphia to Detroit.

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Preserving the Revolution: Films by Josh Morton and Sedat Pakay

From the Yale Film Archive, join us for three newly preserved shorts by student filmmakers at the time, Sedat Pakay and Josh Morton.

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This three-session workshop will provide participants with a broad-based introduction to oral history practice, including project design, interview preparation, question lists, ethics and law, and interviewing techniques.

Cost: $90, $75 Scribe members

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