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Next Workshop!
An In-Depth Conversation with Sonia Kennebeck and Ines Hofmann Kanna on the Making of National Bird
Wednesday, May 3 | 5:30-9:00pm
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How does a filmmaker attach Wim Wenders and Errol Morris to Executive Produce her feature-length documentary debut? Find out when director Sonia Kennebeck joins us for a case study on her thought-provoking, accomplished documentary National Bird. Kennebeck will be joined by producer Ines Hofmann Kanna in a stimulating conversation tracing the team’s journey from seed of an idea through the making of, the financing and their premiere at the 2016 Berlinale and broadcast on Independent Lens. We’ll offer a screening of the film at 5:30pm, followed by the case study at 7pm. You do not need to attend the screening to join us for the workshop.
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Special Offer!
PEOPLE ARE THE SKY
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!
PEOPLE ARE THE SKY, one of WMM's newest releases, is a
rare look inside North Korea, a country which has been dominating the news of late. PEOPLE ARE THE SKY
offers a unique and personal history from Dai Sil Kim Gibson, the first Korean American filmmaker
to be allowed to film in North Korea.
We are also proud to offer a collection of recent films on the Asian Pacific
American experience at discounted prices.
Buy PEOPLE ARE THE SKY at full price and get any of the films
here or from the
Asian and Asian American Studies Collection for $99 each!
Call 212-925-0606 x 360 or email to place your order. Use coupon code ASPA17. Offer expires June 5th, 2017.
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More Workshops
Meet the Festival Programmer: Thom Powers of Toronto International Film Festival & DOC NYCTuesday, May 9, 2017 | 4:00 - 6:00 PM
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In recent years TIFF has been the launching pad for documentaries such as I Am Not Your Negro and He Named Me Malala while DOC NYC, America’s largest documentary festival, showcases over 200 films each year. What are these two prestigious festivals looking for? What should you know before submitting? How can you best take advantage of your festival experience if your project is accepted? Thom Powers, Documentary Programmer for the Toronto International Film Festival and Artistic Director for DOC NYC, will join us to answer your questions. The deadline to submit to TIFF is June 2nd so this is a great opportunity to get the inside scoop on making your film stand out!
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CONFERENCE/SCREENING ROOM RENTAL
Women Make Movies is renting a conference/screening room centrally located on 29th Street and 6th Avenue in New York City.
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JOBS AND INTERNSHIPS!
Women Make Movies is hiring a full-time Marketing and Communications Manager to join our team!
Learn more. We're also looking for
interns! Work with our distribution staff to learn about outreach and promotion of
independent film, or work with our production assistance program to learn about raising money and getting
independent films made.
Apply today to take advantage of this great opportunity!
SUPPORT OUR SPONSORED PROJECTS
Check out the projects currently in our Fiscal Sponsorship program, and even make a contribution online.
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WMM's timely Special Collections cover a wide range of issues and bring depth and unique content to your library. Buy 5 or more films from a single collection for just $99 each.
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CHECK OUT OUR PRESS ROOM
Visit our Press Room to read the latest news and announcements, learn about our newest
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Visit WMM's Special Offers page to view all of ongoing sales, promotions and discounts!
Support women in film by taking advantage of exclusive deals on hundreds of releases,
from award-winning documentaries to cutting edge experimental films from around the globe.
Questions? Email orders@wmm.com or call 212.925.0606 x360.
Thanks to our funders!
Women Make Movies gratefully acknowledges the support of our funders: The National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council. The Andy Warhol Foundation, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.
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