Panel to Discuss Conservation Filmmaking

Thursday, March 6^th

12:45 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Academy of Art University – San Francisco

North Point Campus

2300 Stockton Street, Room 218

 

Thursday’s workshop will bring aspiring and active filmmakers together in a Q&A session to share knowledge about equipment choices, story development, and funding.  The Baum Foundation’s Executive Director, April Bucksbaum, will share industry experience about production and fundraising for conservation filmmaking.

The panel will be moderated by Kip Evans of Hope Spots and will include: April Bucksbaum, The Baum Foundation; Brook Holston, Production Manager/Producer; Phillip Powell, Freelance Cinematographer; Philip Waller, Producer, Extinction Soup.

The San Francisco International Ocean Film Festival (SFIOFF) is a non-profit organization that promotes film as a means to promote public awareness of marine ecosystems and their social and ecological importance.  By creating the acclaimed annual film festival, SFIOFF seeks to inspire and cultivate ocean stewardship through the spirit and passion of independent films and the wonders of the marine world they share with us.  The festival also provides a “watering hole” for conservation and ocean-focused filmmakers to gather and share knowledge and experience.

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