October 14, 2020

FLO

Woman in wheelchair and another person behind her with a camera looking up.

2012 SHORT DOCUMENTARY WINNER In the face of Multiple Sclerosis, visual impairment, and lung cancer, New York photographer Flo Fox has continued to pursue photography and has maintained her adventurous, feisty spirit and dirty sense of humor. No longer able to even hold a camera, she has her attendants take photos for her. As a […]

October 14, 2020

SOFTENING

Two young blond children looking at each other, laughing.

2013 SHORT DOCUMENTARY WINNER In 2007 I gave birth to my second child, Teddy. The pregnancy was easier than the first and the birth went relatively smoothly. A few hours after he was born he showed signs of infection and we soon found out that he had contracted a virus in utero – one that […]

October 9, 2019

BLOOMERS

Silk, cotton and lace go under the camera, as workers recount the history of the UK garment manufacturing industry.    

October 9, 2019

SHORTS: SPOTLIGHT ON AMERICAN MASTERS AND FIRELIGHT MEDIA: MASTERS IN THE MAKING

American Masters and Firelight Media present a sneak peek of Masters in the Making, a digital short film series featuring emerging masters in the fields of art and culture. Followed by an extended discussion with the filmmakers. Co-presented by Vulcan Productions.   (TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 80 MIN) Anik Khan: Street Level | Director: Sofian Khan, Joseph Patel […]

October 9, 2019

SHORTS: SPOTLIGHT ON DARIUS CLARK MONROE

A four-part meditation on racquet sports and the communities of characters it has attracted. Acclaimed filmmaker Darius Clark Monroe (Black 14, Random Acts of Flyness, Evolution of a Criminal) utilizes archival and original materials in this quadtych of neighborhoods, families and fervors. Followed by an extended discussion with the filmmaker. (TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 75 MIN) […]

October 8, 2019

MASON

Five-year-old Mason Watson shows us how love can be expressed in complicated ways.  

October 8, 2019

DOC NYC U: SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS SHOWCASE

The School of Visual Arts’ MFA Social Documentary Film program teaches the artistic skills and techniques needed to tell compelling true stories that stimulate meaningful dialogue. SocDoc not only teaches the fundamentals of good storytelling, but guides students toward a career in the thriving documentary industry. The award-winning faculty is helmed by producer Maro Chermayeff […]

October 8, 2019

DOC NYC U: NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SHOWCASE

NYU’s NewsDoc program prepares students to report and produce for traditional and nontraditional media. Emphasizing not only the story, but the storytelling, the program’s goal is for students to be skilled in both form and content, able tell a story by effectively using all aspects of the medium. The program culminates with each student producing, […]

October 8, 2019

DOC NYC U: NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY SHOWCASE

New York Film Academy Documentary Department students learn to make films by making films. Hands-on, intensive MFA and one-year Conservatory programs pair rigorous instruction with close mentoring by a world class faculty to support students from around the world as they create their own documentary films. Alumni have received an Emmy® Award, multiple Academy Award®- […]

October 8, 2019

SHORTS: PUNK!

On bucking the system. (TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 78 MIN) Deborah Harry Does Not Like Interviews | Director: Meghan Fredrich Blondie’s Deborah Harry endures years of superficial and demeaning questions from journalists before turning the tables. (USA, 17 MIN) The Art of Making Money: This Guy Has Balls | Director: Nathan Truesdell A man attempts to use his handmade art […]