FIXED: The Science/ Fiction of Human Enhancement, by Regan Brashear (SocDoc '08) screened at the Reel Work Film Festival on May 1st in Santa Cruz.
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Soc Doc Honors & Awards
Three SocDoc Alums from the Class of 2013 screened their documentaries at the Watsonville Film Festival on March 14-16th 2014:
Brenda Avila-Hanna - Vida Diferida
Claire Weissbluth - Lonche
Dana Forsberg - Growing People
Social Documentation Professor, John Jota Leaños, is among six artists who will have their art displayed on Metro Buses in Los Angeles. This is part of FREEWAVES "OUT THE WINDOW" project.
Tad Nakamura's (SocDoc '08) recent documentary Jake Shimabukuro: A Life on Four Strings won the Audience Award at the Gotham Independent Film Awards.
Justice for My Sister, by Kimberly Bautista (SocDoc '09) won its fourth jury prize on Thursday, November 21 by the jury at the prestigious 16th Icaro Film Festival in Guatemala. Director/producer Kimberly Bautista and the film's protagonist Rebeca Eunice Perez accepted the prize.
The East Bay Premiere of Fixed: The Science/Fiction of Human Enhancement by Regan Brashear (SocDoc '08) will be held on Thursday Dec. 5th at 7pm at the Ed Roberts Campus in Berkeley. The evening begins with a live performance by the AXIS Dance Company.
Meredith Heil (SocDoc '11) has taken a new position with WNET/THIRTEEN, the NYC PBS affiliate, as a Multimedia Producer. THIRTEEN is one of America’s most respected and innovative public media providers.
Growing People, by Dana Forsberg (SocDoc '13), and Vida Diferida, by Brenda Avila-Hanna (SocDoc '13), will screen at the Santa Cruz Film Festival on Saturday November 9th at 2:30pm at the Pacific Arts Complex at 1122 Soquel Ave. Santa Cruz CA.
Growing People, by Dana Forsberg (SocDoc '13), will be screened at the Hawaii International Film Festival on Thursday, October 17th at 5:45pm and Saturday, October 19th at 7:15pm.
Kimberly Bautista (SocDoc '09) was interviewed on CNN Latino's "Sin Limites con Elizabeth Espinosa." Kimberley spoke about the violence prevention campaign in Guatemala and Los Angeles, the recent win for Best Documentary at the LA Latino Int'l Film Fest, challenges during production, and domesti
Fixed: The Science/Fiction of Human Enhancement, by Regan Brashear (SocDoc '08), and Laal Pari: Not a Fairytale, by Sadia Halima (SocDoc '13) will screen at the United Nations Association Film Festival.
Justice for My Sister, by Kimberly Bautista (SocDoc '09) wins Best Documentary at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival. The jury unanimously voted for Justice for my Sister for best documentary.
Comrade Sunshine by Cameron Granadino (SocDoc '13) Wins Best Documentary at the 8th Annual Independent Television and Film Festival.
Tad Nakamura (SocDoc '08) has an article featured at From the VC Vault for Archives Month.
We are happy to announce that Social Documentation student Lena Jackson and Film & Digital Media senior Claire Miyamoto have each been awarded a 2013 Princess Grace Foundation Honorarium in support of their documentary film. Congratulations Lena and Claire!!!
Sistagraphy founded by Shelia Turner (SocDoc '08) celebrates 20 years of photography. The Sistagraphy Archives is the longest standing collective of African American women photographers who have exhibited yearly (57 exhibits total) over the past 20 years.
Sadia Halima (SocDoc '13) was recently featured in a UC Santa Cruz news article by Scott Rappaport.
Comrade Sunshine by Cameron Granadino (SocDoc '13) recently received received an award of merit from the Accolade Competition and was selected for the Independent Television and Film Festival.
Lena Jackson (SocDoc '14) received on of the 2013 Princess Grace Awards. She joins 23 other awardees from the disciplines of theater, dance performance, choreography, and film who together received a total of over $1 million in awards.
Four Thesis Documentaries by recent SocDoc 2013 Graduates Brenda Avila-Hanna, Dana Forsberg, Kati Greaney, and Claire Weissbluth were shown at the Springfield Grange in part with teh Watsonville Film Festival on Friday July 26th 2013.
Bridgette Auger's (SocDoc '11) ongoing work with Syrian refugees is featured as "The Toll of Syria's War" on the CBS News website, from her current NYC exhibition of the work.
On Tuesday June 4th 2013 Kimberly Bautista (SocDoc '09) participated on a United Nations Panel about Violence Against Women and Girls in Latin America and the Caribbean. Please see the attached document for more information about the panel.
Meredith Heil (SocDoc '11) was recently hired as the Marketing Coordinator for Women Make Movies.