documentary

Join the Youth Media Sanctuary production team as they head intothe field to shoot footage for three short documentaries based in the North Central Troy neighborhood.

These workshops are fast-paced, hands-on experiences geared for youth ages 13-18. Participants will learn the art of conducting and shooting interviews, collecting b-roll footage, and capturing quality sound, to create projects which reflect their personal vision, culture and community.

Scholarships for neighbhorhood youth.

REGISTER at: mediasanctuary.org/workshopregistration 

For more info, 

• e-mail workshops@MediaSanctuary.org
• call (518) 272-2390

Join the Youth Media Sanctuaryproduction team as they head into the field to shoot footage for three short documentaries based in the North Central Troy neighborhood.

These workshops are fast-paced,hands-on experiences geared for youth ages 13-18. Participants will learn the art of conducting and shooting interviews, collecting b-roll footage, and capturing quality sound, to create projects which reflect their personal vision, culture and community.

Scholarships for neighborhood youth. 

REGISTER at: mediasanctuary.org/workshopregistration 

For more info, 

• e-mail workshops@MediaSanctuary.org
• call (518) 272-2390

Join the Youth Media Sanctuaryproduction team as they head into the field to shoot footage for three short documentaries based in the North Central Troy neighborhood.

These workshops are fast-paced,hands-on experiences geared for youth ages 13-18. Participants will learn the art of conducting and shooting interviews, collecting b-roll footage, and capturing quality sound, to create projects which reflect their personal vision, culture and community. 

Scholarships for neighborhood youth.

REGISTER at: mediasanctuary.org/workshopregistration 

For more info, 

• e-mail workshops@MediaSanctuary.org
• call (518) 272-2390

SCHEDULE

 6:00 PROGRAM ONE:

THE ARTIST AND THE PROCESS (78 min)

7:30 - 8:00 Potluck Pie Fest in Sanctuary Cafe

A record number of babies attended this screening!

Guerrilla Midwife depicts the courage of mothers and their midwives as they hold hands across barriers of language and culture, guiding us toward a reinvention of medical protocols. It is the story of a war waged gently in the belief that peace on earth can be achieved, one baby at a time.   www.guerrillamidwife.org

The evening will start with a 6 PM potluck supper.  Join us and bring something to share!

Sanctuary TV producer Yaminay Nasir Chaudhri is reporting regularly from Pakistan, where she is staying with family while developing a new documentary project.  This, the first of her visual narratives of life as a migrant in cities she calls home, focuses on a worrisome phone call she received days before embarking on her journey...

"An incident that brought the unstable political situation in Pakistan uncomfortably close to home occurred on September 19 when a car bomb exploded a mere kilometer from my family's home in Karachi, Pakistan.

How to Shoot: Hands-on Digital Video

REGISTER at: mediasanctuary.org/workshopregistration

    Join documentarian Jim de Sève in this hands-on lab specifically designed for improving your shooting skills.  Four exercises focus on:
    1. Going off automatic
    2. Motion and stability
    3. Covering the action
    4. Engaging the emotive potential of the camera
   
    Bring your video camera, if you have it—but not required.

BIO:  Jim de Sève is an award-winning documentary producer and director.  He teaches film production classes at Union College. 

One country's terrorist is another country's revolutionary...

The award-winning documentary "Freeing Silvia Baraldini" is a profound inquiry into the life of an Italian woman who became an American radical.  Silvia spent 24 years in prison following her conviction of helping to free Black Panther, Assata Shakur from prison.  Filmmakers Margo Pelletier and Lisa Thomas unlock a chapter in U.S. radical politics that has been until now, sequestered by the U.S. government.

Click here to see a trailer for "Freeing Silvia Baraldini" and find out more about the film!

REGISTER at: mediasanctuary.org/workshopregistration

For more info, or find out about scholarship opportunities,
e-mail workshops@MediaSanctuary.org or call (518) 272-2390

 Learn everything you need to know about planning, shooting, editing and marketing the documentary you’ve been dreaming about, from a filmmaker who has done it.  

Former Black Panther, Mama Charlotte Hill O'Neal is an accomplished poet, musician and visual artist, and Founding Director of Tanzania's United African Alliance Community Center (UAACC), a community-based organization which promotes community development in rural Africa. The UAACC has a number of independent media projects as part of its powerful community work including hip hop, music production, photography, videography, poetry, theater and the development of an independent radio station. Four decades after leaving this country for exile in Tanzania, Mama Charlotte Hill O'Neal returns to share the inspirational story of how she and her husband's past as Black Panthers affects their work among the urban and village youth of East Africa and America.