The Private Lives of Documentary.
In this article author considered co-creation as an emotional, conceptual, and ethical stance rather than a set of communication skills or methods. Topics include reports that co-creative approaches can reveal and resist the hierarchies of power and privilege hidden in the documentary storytelling w...
| Published in: | Afterimage Vol. 47; no. 1; pp. 48 - 54 |
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University of California Press
Mar2020
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| Summary: | In this article author considered co-creation as an emotional, conceptual, and ethical stance rather than a set of communication skills or methods. Topics include reports that co-creative approaches can reveal and resist the hierarchies of power and privilege hidden in the documentary storytelling world; and examines co-creative documentary projects, the relationships we form with other people, places, and perspectives breathe new vitality and depth into a production process. |
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