Documentary: Ethics and Impact
This event will take place over Zoom from 6pm - 7:30pm (BST) on 22nd August 2023 .
Step into the realm of captivating documentary storytelling guided by the expertise of acclaimed filmmaker, Carl Woods. 🎥✨
Carl Woods, an accomplished documentary filmmaker renowned for his ability to craft human-centered narratives from diverse corners of the globe, invites you to delve into the heart of documentary filmmaking.
In this immersive workshop, you will:
📽️ Explore the ethical dimensions of documentary filmmaking and its role in raising awareness.
🌟 Uncover strategies to maximize the impact of your documentary, amplifying its reach and influence.
🎥 Gain insights into the creative process behind captivating narratives that spark conversations.
🌎 Dive into real-world case studies that showcase the potential of ethical storytelling to drive positive change.
Carl shares his wealth of knowledge and insights gained from a journey that culminated in the creation of his debut feature, 'My Everest'. Premiered at the prestigious BFI IMAX and later gracing cinema screens across the UK, 'My Everest' stands as a testament to the profound impact that compelling storytelling can achieve.
Whether you're an aspiring documentarian or a storyteller at heart, this workshop promises to equip you with the tools and insights needed to infuse your story with depth, impact, and undeniable human touch.
Grab your spot now!
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Documentary filmmaker Carl Woods specialises in producing human-led stories from around the world.
He is a passionate believer in the power of storytelling to change perceptions by inviting audiences into exciting and unheard worlds that entertain and inform.
His debut feature, 'My Everest', premiered at BFI IMAX before being released theatrically in cinemas across the UK.
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ATTENDANCE
If you can't attend the event on the day. We’ve got you covered. This workshop will be recorded and available for you always.
CAPACITY
We have a limited number of concession tickets available on a first-come-first-serve basis. If you identify as working class, are currently on benefits, or if you consider yourself to be financially disadvantaged in a way that is hindering your progression in your career, these tickets are available to you.
WHERE DOES THE MONEY GO?
Underscore Studios is unfunded and comprised of three volunteers. We believe that upskilling yourself should be affordable, engaging, and transparent. The money towards Workshops such as these means that we can keep them as low as they are, pay our Freelance Workshop leaders, support the organisation to be sustainable, and when we can, make more of our services available for Free._
We are aware that even the cost of a concession ticket may be a key barrier for many people.From time to time we are able to offer Bursary places, please email info@underscorestudios.co.uk for more details.