We're All Meant to Be Queens by SocDoc Alum Miguel Astudillo will premiere at the 2012 San Francisco Latino Film Festival on Wednesday September 26th at 7:30pm as part of the LGBT Latino Shorts Program.
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Soc Doc Honors & Awards
Latino Public Broadcasting recently announced the World Premiere of a documentary film directed by Kimblerly Bautista (UCSC SocDoc '09) at the Cine+Mas San Francisco Latino Film Festival:
John Jota Leaños' Imperial Silence: Una Ópera Muerta and El Muertorider will be featured at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago.
Justice For My Sister, by SocDoc alum Kimberly Bautista, was accepted to Cine Mas Film Festival in San Francisco (September '12) and Women Make Waves Film Festival in Taiwan (October '12).
SocDoc Alum, Gloria Morán's thesis project, The Unique Ladies, is seeking support at Kickstart. The Unique Ladies is a short documentary that "flips the script" on lowrider culture and looks at the cruising life through the eyes of women.
On Tuesday August 28, 2012 , at the UC Berkeley Center for Race and Gender, Renee Tajima-Peña presented on her upcoming feature-length documentary ¿Más Bebés?
POR FIN PARIÓ PAULA, co-directed/filmed/edited by SocDoc Alum, Christopher Newman, won the weekly Reel 13 Online Film Contest and was aired by WNET, the New York City public television station, in August.
Changsha, Rian Dundon's thesis book, reached its funding goal with Emphas.is Press and Rian's work was recently featured in Time's LightBox and on the New York Times Photography, Video and Visual Journalism blog.
Our Right to Sing by SocDoc Alum, Carolina Fuentes, will be screening for free at No Right Turn Studio 2988 Mission st (26th) San Francisco, CA 94110 on Friday, June 22nd at 7pm.
SocDoc/F&DM Professor B. Ruby Rich received the Frameline Award at the closing night of Frameline 36 - the annual San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival. B. Ruby Rich was featured in an article in the San Francisco Chronicle on Sunday 6/17/12.
The 6th Annual SocDoc Graduate Exhibition- Class of 2012 was featured in the Arts News
Whistlin' Dixie, by SocDoc Alum Meredith Heil, screend at Frameline36 San Fracisco International LGBT Film Festival - Find Your Story June 14th -24th, 2012.
Congratulations to SocDoc lecturer, Leo Chiang. His new film, Mr. Cao Goes To Washington, won the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival Inspiration Award and was named IndieWire's "Documentaries You Must See."
John Jota Leaños, Assistant Professor in Social Documentation, has been awarded a 2012 Guggenheim Fellowship for the creative arts.
At the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival Tad Nakamura, SocDoc '09, wowed a packed house at the 1,300 seat Castro Theater with his new film, "Life on Four Strings - The Jake Shimabukuro Documentary," about the YouTube ukulele phenomenon-turned-international star who has play
Bridgette Auger, SocDoc '11, has her photography featured in "Libya: Daily Life After Qaddafi" at the Christian Science Monitor.
SocDoc student Rian Dundon has an essay included in the recently published book Photographs Not Taken: A Collection of Photographers' Essays Edited by Will Steacy.
SocDoc alum Bridgette Auger (class of 2011) is on the ground,
filming in Tahrir Square and on Mohammed Mahmoud St in Cairo.
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Congratulations to SocDoc Professor John Jota Leaños for being chosen as a USA Fellow for 2011. USA Fellows writes, "Every year, we honor 50 of America's finest artists with fellowship awards of $50,000 each.
Launched in early 2008, The China Beat provides context and criticism on contemporary China from China scholars and journalists.
Florencia Marchetti's show "Abrir la puerta para ir a jugar: serious play in documentary art interventions" is a piece that builds on the work she did at the SocDoc Program.
Bridgette Auger's footage from Tahrir Square was featured on The Daily Beast - World New:
Our Right to Sing screened at Central America and the Reel Politik Film Festival at UCLA on Octobert 21st, 2011.
INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES PARE LORENTZ DOCUMENTARY FUND GRANTS
Four Documentary Films To Receive $75,000 In Grants
Our Right to Sing screened at the 2nd Annual Salvadoran Film Showing on September 17th 2011.
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