LINGUIST List 30.1696
Thu Apr 18 2019
Summer Schools: Documentary Video in the Indigenous Community/USA
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Date: 15-Apr-2019
From: Philip LeSourd <plesourd
indiana.edu>
Subject: Documentary Video in the Indigenous Community/USA
E-mail this message to a friend Host Institution: Indiana University Bloomington
Website: http://mainemedia.edu/filmmaking
Dates: 21-Jul-2019 - 27-Jul-2019
Location: Rockport, Maine, USA
Focus: Learn to document an endangered language through film.
Minimum Education Level: No Minimum
Description:
Perfect shooting strategies for documentary story development, language documentation, and language and cultural revival. Explore how to establish and maintain community collaboration for a successful project.
Includes a one-day shoot in an indigenous community that will give you the opportunity for engaging in cross cultural communication, honing production skills in a uniquely different social environment, and confidently collaborating for review and understanding of the footage and how to use it. Learn post-shoot techniques such as logging footage with participants for language research or captioning and feedback presentation to participants.
Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics
Language Documentation
Tuition: 1295 USD
Financial Aid: Applications accepted until
Scholarships available based on financial need
Financial Aid Instructions:
email for information
Registration: 15-Apr-2019 to 01-Jul-2019
Contact Person: Ben Levine
Email: watchingplace
gmail.com
Apply by Email: wbeach
mainemedia.edu
Registration Instructions:
Email Ben Levine at watchingplace
gmail.com for instructions.
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