Chapman Club Documentary

03/13/2019

TONIGHT!

11/26/2018

Join QTPOCC (Q***r Trans People of Color Collective) and Club Doc this Tuesday at 5pm in the Student Union for a screening of “The T Word” and “A Place in the Middle," two films that shine a light on what it’s like to live at the intersection of LGBTQ identity and being a person of color. Laverne Cox’s “The T Word” follows several young trans people from across the country at different ages and points in their transitions. “A Place in the Middle” tells the story of Hawaii’s traditional third gender through a young student who wants to dance as a boy and her dance teacher who also lives in the middle. We look forward to seeing you there!

09/26/2018

James Ferro is seeking a recent Dodge Film School graduate to film and produce a short, five-to-eight-minute, documentary video highlighting one of several case studies representing community-based, progressive water management strategies for the Water Solutions Network (www.watersolutionsnetwork.org). The Water Solutions Network (“the Network”) will be presenting this film along with a series of policy white papers at the Network’s Summit in November in Los Angeles to members of the incoming California Governor’s Team and other water leaders from across the state. The film will focus on the hero, or champion, and that person’s story as it relates to their pursuit of equitable and sustainable water management as a model for meeting California’s most pressing water challenges.

The Water Solutions Network team will offer a $1,000 stipend and expense reimbursement of up to $500. They have already developed a rough outline of a script and shot sequence, and characters have been contacted or identified for interviews in the San Diego area. The ideal candidate would be available to assist the team with creative production direction and storyboarding support ahead of filming and production.

If interested, please contact James Ferro at [email protected].

A cross-sector collaboration of leaders focused on the future of water management in California.

09/17/2018

Keep an eye out for our upcoming events this semester/interterm! We will discuss them in detail tomorrow at our Documentary Mixer in the CSW Lounge at 7 pm! We hope to see you all there :)

09/06/2018

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04/10/2018

There is great work being done around the world to protect our earth's climate. Be a part of this great transformation and attend our screening of Chasing Coral at the Folino Theater in Dodge College TONIGHT ! Join us in building a better tomorrow!

04/03/2018

Club Doc! The screening of Chasing Coral is just about a week away and we would love if you could all share the event with your friends, family, and anyone else you think might be interested. We are totally excited about it and hope to see you all there!

03/15/2018

With the screening of "Chasing Coral" less than a month away, check out the trailer to the documentary below and share the event with your friends!

https://youtu.be/b6fHA9R2cKI

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03/12/2018

Hello Club Doc! We are having a short documentary screening TONIGHT @7:30pm in Irvine Lecture Hall. We will be having a video chat with the directors afterward as well.

Because it’s still doing its festival run we cannot post it as an event on here, but if you have any questions about it please message us!

03/06/2018

We had such a great time learning about documentary cinematography and sound last night!! Thank you to everyone that came and thank you to Haley, Riani, and Olivia for teaching us all about working with the equipment. We hope you all enjoyed it and learned something valuable!

01/26/2018

Hey Club Doc! There are still spaces open in DOC 335 Documentary Production. It's a great class to learn about different styles of docs, make your own documentaries, and meet fellow documentary filmmakers! Meets Monday evenings. Course description below!

DOC 335 Documentary Production
Prerequisites, DOC 116, FTV 130, Dodge College major. Students view and analyze a variety of documentaries for style and content. Working in small production groups, students plan, script, produce, and edit several short documentary productions. Some sections of this course may be restricted to broadcast journalism and documentary majors only. May be repeated for credit. Fee: $300. (Offered every semester.) 3 credits.

11/30/2017

Hey Club Doc! This is just a friendly reminder that we are having a screening a documentary made by Chapman alumna Sam Andre (2014) TONIGHT at 7pm in Beckman Hall, room 104. Check out our event page on it for more info.

We hope to see you and your friends there tonight! :)