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Tuesday, March 18 at 7:15pm
If you have issues accessing the workshop please email artistfoundry@utahfilmcenter.org
Please note: You have to be signed into your account using the email/account you used when registering the workshop, your account is the email address that your ticket confirmation was sent to. We suggest signing in to your account prior to the workshop to make sure you have no access issues. Also, please make sure your Zoom app is up to date.
A virtual craft-focused conversation with the director of the recent documentary, The Body Politic, Gabriel Francis Paz Goodenough. Together, we will discuss the particular opportunities and challenges of making a profile piece about a political figure, Baltimore Mayor, Brandon Scott, and how film and storytelling can be used as pathways to healing and change. We will invite Gabriel to share about how his life and career has led to the making of this film, his experience of connecting and working with Brandon, and how the film has provided healing to him and his community. Attendees will be invited to ask questions and participate in the conversation.
The event is free to attend.
Catch the full film before (on February 5th) at The City Library as part of our Black, Bold & Brilliant series. Get your free tickets here.
Tuesday, March 18 at 7:15pm
If you have issues accessing the workshop please email artistfoundry@utahfilmcenter.org
Please note: You have to be signed into your account using the email/account you used when registering the workshop, your account is the email address that your ticket confirmation was sent to. We suggest signing in to your account prior to the workshop to make sure you have no access issues. Also, please make sure your Zoom app is up to date.
A virtual craft-focused conversation with the director of the recent documentary, The Body Politic, Gabriel Francis Paz Goodenough. Together, we will discuss the particular opportunities and challenges of making a profile piece about a political figure, Baltimore Mayor, Brandon Scott, and how film and storytelling can be used as pathways to healing and change. We will invite Gabriel to share about how his life and career has led to the making of this film, his experience of connecting and working with Brandon, and how the film has provided healing to him and his community. Attendees will be invited to ask questions and participate in the conversation.
The event is free to attend.
Catch the full film before (on February 5th) at The City Library as part of our Black, Bold & Brilliant series. Get your free tickets here.