Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Vancouver Canada
Profession
Assistant Professor at Department of Theatre and Film
Secteur d’activité
Movies/ Television / Radio
Site Web
shannonwalsh.ca
À propos
Shannon Walsh is a filmmaker, theorist and Assistant Professor at the department of Theatre and Film, University of British Columbia. Her feature documentary, Jeppe on a Friday (2013), has screened at the 56th Venice Biennale, the Pompidou Centre in Paris, and film festivals around the world. Her award-winning first film, H2Oil, was recognized as one of the top ten independent documentaries of 2009. She followed with St-Henri, the 26th of August (2011) co-produced with the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). Her films have played in over 50 film festivals and museums, on television and in cinemas.
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(54)Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Vancouver Canada
Profession
Assistant Professor at Department of Theatre and Film
Secteur d’activité
Movies/ Television / Radio
Site Web
shannonwalsh.ca
À propos
Shannon Walsh is a filmmaker, theorist and Assistant Professor at the department of Theatre and Film, University of British Columbia. Her feature documentary, Jeppe on a Friday (2013), has screened at the 56th Venice Biennale, the Pompidou Centre in Paris, and film festivals around the world. Her award-winning first film, H2Oil, was recognized as one of the top ten independent documentaries of 2009. She followed with St-Henri, the 26th of August (2011) co-produced with the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). Her films have played in over 50 film festivals and museums, on television and in cinemas.
Mots-clés
documentary
editing
film editing
film production
documentary production
urban life
production
city
documentary writing
documentary form
constructive criticism
filmmaking
parallel editing
film
cityscapes
non-human time
cinema
derive
interview
preproduction
music videos
post production
gaze
tarkovsky
pov
film studies
video
cinema direct
cinema verite
fiction
truth
chinese
chinese documentary
independent documentary
suspense
hitchcock
pitch
360 video
vr
software
fcp
final cut pro
workflow
history of film editing
los angeles
metafilm
essay film
urban self-portrait
sassen
subjectivity
memory
place
production of space
chuan-lun wu
mary mattingly
olmstead
landscape
mark ruwedel
nature
art
max liboiron
new topographers
photography
lynn cohen
hong kong
tung ping chau
anthropocene
islands
acting
inequality
psychogeography
luxury
commodity
usage
work
space
justice
social issues
migration
temporal expansion
temporal ellipsis
mapping
emotion
cities
situationists
earth works
location-based games
locative games
post production
ethics
social change
political
interviewing
treatment
creative writing
fil
discontinuity
breathless
jump cuts
sound
art of editing
sound editing
methods and theories
image editing
history of cinema
continuity
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