How To Make A Film is a digital series of interviews and learning resources, which will culminate in a physical and digital publication exploring socially-engaged moving image making. Part instruction manual, part manifesto, the digital series and final book explore the practicalities of, and make the case for, socially-engaged moving image work.
Socially-engaged moving image can take many forms: finished outputs might feel like documentary, drama, artists' film, performance video, and many other things. What unites the discipline is a concern with process: the way questions like who makes the work, how, and for whom, might be leveraged for positive social change.
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How To Make A Film will cover all areas of making a film from idea generation, to researching, developing, finding funding, making treatments / teasers, pitching, speaking to commissioners, finding collaborators, getting your work seen + distribution, as well as how they approach the filmmaking process, ethics, working with vulnerable communities and other issues relevant to socially engaged artists’ film.