A brand new interview podcast that offers listeners a chance to get closer to their favourite non-fiction filmmakers. We will hear about their life and career through the lens of three thematically-united documentaries that have had a lasting impact on them. Discover why these documentaries have the meaning they do and how that has manifested in their own non-fiction filmmaking.
Hosted by June Jennings, a writer and journalist, who currently serves as the engagement and partnerships manager for Field of Vision, First Look Media’s award-winning documentary unit.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A brand new interview podcast that offers listeners a chance to get closer to their favourite non-fiction filmmakers. We will hear about their life and career through the lens of three thematically-united documentaries that have had a lasting impact on them. Discover why these documentaries have the meaning they do and how that has manifested in their own non-fiction filmmaking.
Hosted by June Jennings, a writer and journalist, who currently serves as the engagement and partnerships manager for Field of Vision, First Look Media’s award-winning documentary unit.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome to The Doc Exchange: A Real Stories Podcast, where your favourite non-fiction filmmakers reveal the documentaries that have had a lasting impact on their lives and careers.
This week, co-directors Nicole Newnham and Jim LeBrecht join June Jennings to reveal the three documentaries that inspired their work on Crip Camp - the Netflix documentary about a disability revolution. From films about Harvey Milk to James Baldwin, we discover their non-fiction touchstones and why they were changed irrevocably for watching them.
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SHOW NOTES
Crip Camp (2020, Nicole Newnham & Jim LeBrecht) // Watch on Netflix globally.
The Times of Harvey Milk (1984, Rob Epstein) // Rent via Prime Video & iTunes in the UK & Watch on the Criterion Channel in the US
The Devil & Daniel Johnston (2005, Jeff Feuerzeig)
I Am Not Your Negro (2017, Raoul Peck) // Rent via Amazon, MUBI, Google Play, BFI Player & Curzon Home Cinema in the UK & Watch on
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