Posts tagged Occupy Wall St

Right Here All Over has been selected for The People’s Film Festival!

#OWS BLOCK
Saturday, May 19, 2012, 8:00pm
Maysles Cinema in Harlem
Tickets ($10)

I’ll be there!

Awesome video by friends at New Left Media!

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Occupy America 

Have the Occupy Wall Street protests that sprung up across the country this fall already passed? Shot in NYC, Oakland, and Cincinnati, this short explores the state of the #OWS protests now that local governments have removed permanent encampments, and asks what the future will be for this still-young nationwide movement.

Produced and edited by Chase Whiteside (interviews), Erick Stoll (camera), and Liz Cambron.

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Protesters forcefully dispersed at Broadway and Pine around 5am.

Lower East Side People’s Credit Union.

A quick portrait we did the other week.

Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective presents
OCCUPY THE MEDIA
The Role of Independent Media at Occupy Wall Street

4 FILMS • 10 FILMMAKERS • 1 DISCUSSION 

October 20th, 7:30pm
The Commons 
388 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn
$8 suggested donation (nobody turned away)

In just under three weeks over 10,000 videos about OccupyWallStreet have been created and uploaded online.  These videos - revealing police excess, marches, general assemblies and more formal documentaries covering the nature and processes of the movement - are helping to activate and proliferate the movement worldwide.

The Brooklyn Filmmakers Collective will host a discussion and screening looking at the practice and theory of covering a social movement through video. Four of the most viewed videos from #OccupyWallStreet (with over 600,500 views to date) will be presented by the Brooklyn filmmakers who created them.

Guest moderator Martin Lucas, director of the Integrated Media Arts MFA program at Hunter College and a senior fellow at the Center for Health Media Policy, will lead a discussion on the role of video in social movements, the coverage of Occupy Wall Street, and the potential challenges of the overwhelming amount of media coming out of Occupy Wall Street today.

An informal reception to follow. Oh, and cheap beers.

Films
Nobody Can Predict The Moment Of Revolution by Iva Radivojevic and Martyna Starosta, 8 min 

Right Here All Over by Alex Mallis, Lily Henderson & Ed David, 7 min
@OccupyTheHood, Occupy Wall Street by Adele Pham, 3 min
Consensus by four members from Meerkat Media Collective, 8 min

Very awesome/important video about the process of consensus (at Occupy Wall Street).

Beautifully crafted by my pals at the Meerkat Media Collective (http://meerkatmedia.org/)

Right Here All Over

OccupyWallSt.org

Directed by Alex Mallis + Lily Henderson
Cinematography by Ed David
Edited by Lily Henderson + Alex Mallis
Assistant Camera: Andrew McMullen + Diana Eliavoz
Assistant Producers: Dana Salvatore + Jillian Mason
Titles by Jason Drakeford.

Zuccotti Park. 9-30-11.

Photos by Nick Weissman. http://www.weissmanstudio.com