Intergenerational Interview workshop

3-part workshop (November 18th + December 2nd + 16th)

15 spots available

In this 3-part virtual workshop, participants will choose someone of a different generation than them to conduct an audio or video interview with and create a profile of. Strategies for developing interview questions, guiding your subject through the process, shooting an interview, and ethically editing the interview to represent the person with integrity and care will be offered. Participants will be guided through the process with prompts, tutorials, techniques, and support and will leave with an audio/video profile piece that can serve as tribute, gift, and/or archive. In the third session, we will share our profile pieces and witness and celebrate one another in our processes and experiences. 

No film experience required.

What to expect:

Part 1 of this workshop will include framing of an interview piece, prompts for developing interview questions, setting, and visual approach, and a technical shooting tutorial.

With 2 weeks in between sessions, participants are encouraged to shoot their interview.

Part 2 will include debriefing participants’ shoots, framing for editing an interview with integrity and care, and a technical editing tutorial.

With 2 weeks in between sessions, participants are encouraged to edit their interviews.

Part 3 will be a mini film festival where participants will gather again to witness and celebrate one another’s pieces and share their creations, processes, and experiences in community.

DAYs + TIMEs

Part 1 (workshop) - Saturday, November 18th

10:00am - 12:00pm Pacific Time / 11:00am - 1:00pm Mountain Time / 12:00 - 2:00pm Central Time / 1:00 - 3:00pm Eastern Time

(2 hours w/ a break)

2 weeks between sessions

Independent work on projects

Part 2 (workshop) - Saturday, December 2nd

10:00am - 12:00pm Pacific Time / 11:00am - 1:00pm Mountain Time / 12:00 - 2:00pm Central Time / 1:00 - 3:00pm Eastern Time

(2 hours w/ a break)

2 weeks between sessions

Independent work on projects

Part 3 (mini film fest) - Saturday, December 16th

10:00am - 12:00pm Pacific Time / 11:00am - 1:00pm Mountain Time / 12:00 - 2:00pm Central Time / 1:00 - 3:00pm Eastern Time

(2 hours w/ a break)

Tech Specs + Access Info

Tech Specs:

It may be helpful to have a pen and paper for notes.

You will need a phone with audio and video recording capabilities. You are also welcome to use a camera if you have access to one.

You will need a phone, tablet, or computer for editing.

Free and paid app and software recommendations for shooting and editing will be offered.

Google Drive will be used for sharing videos and documents.

You do not need any specific film or technical experience. Tools, strategies, demos, and tutorials will be offered for working with video.

Access Info:

We will be meeting via Zoom. Join the workshop by computer if you are able.

Zoom sessions may include breakout rooms and will include use of the chat function.

Please have your camera on if possible. You are welcome to turn it off at anytime if that is supportive to you.

You are always welcome to eat, stretch, and care for your body during sessions.

In any session over 1 hour, we will take breaks.

You will receive communication via email before, in between, and after sessions with zoom link, details, and materials.

This workshop is open to anyone age 16 and up.

PRICING

For 6 hours of facilitated meeting time, resources, tutorials, and communication before, in between sessions, and after.

Please use this sliding scale to choose an appropriate amount.

AT COST: $75

Please consider paying this amount if doing so would be an investment but not create hardship, if you are able to regularly meet your basic needs, can travel every couple years without burden, have some expendable income, and have some debt but are able to pay it regularly. This is the rate I need most folks to contribute for this offering to be sustainable.

A LITTLE MORE: $100

Please consider paying this amount if you are comfortably able to meet your basic needs, own the home you live in, have paid or pay for private education, travel recreationally, have access to financial savings and/or investments, have reliable work or do not have to work to meet your needs, have inherited wealth, and/or have increased earning privilege due to your race, gender, or education. This rate makes it possible for me to work with more folks who need a lower rate.

A LITTLE LESS: $50

Please consider paying this amount if you have limited expendable income, have little or no access to financial support from family, have significant debt, and little or no access to savings. This is a discounted rate. 3-4 available per workshop.

PAY-WHAT-YOU-WANT:

1-2 spots per workshop available for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Please reach out if this is right for you.