Hosted by Daniel Swan, Justice in Motion aims to hold long-form discussions of social justice issues in film and other media, giving a platform to artists and other experts who have perspective on socially conscious art.
Justice in Motion
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Hosted by Daniel Swan, Justice in Motion aims to hold long-form discussions of social justice issues in film and other media, giving a platform to artists and other experts who have perspective on socially conscious art.
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5/5/2020
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November 2, 2021
Episode 19, Mess and Forgiveness - Coming of Age Narratives in Television and Media
<p>What was it about Emily in Paris that got it nominated at awards season over shows like I May Destroy You? Why does The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air have lasting power after neon jackets and the Carlton have gone the way of the fax machine and VCR?</p> <p>In this episode of Justice of Motion, we speak about representation in coming of age narratives, specifically with regards to cultural and inter-generational identity. This episode is hosted by our two 2021 SJFI film fellows, Eva Bryner and Sowyma Kannan.</p>
October 5, 2021
Episode 18, Activating the Next Generation of Social Justice Filmmakers with Sam Hampton
<p>ACTIVATE | REFUGE, the 2021 Social Justice Film Festival is in just two days! Have you gotten your tickets yet? You can check out our program of over 50 genre-bending social justice films, buy tickets, and RSVP for our live panels at <a href="https://www.socialjusticefilmfestival.org" target="_blank">socialjusticefilmfestival.org</a>.</p> <p>In this episode of Justice in Motion, SJFI film fellow Eva Bryner sat down with SJFI Advisory Council member and documentary filmmaker Sam Hampton to talk about the judging process for the social justice film festival, as well as advice for aspiring social justice filmmakers.</p> <p>Sam Hampton is a co-founder of Docs In Progress, which is dedicated to creating community through documentary. His films include My Mother’s Journey; Hidden Books; Mr. Stokes’ Mission, Transcending Surgeon, and Change in the Family. In addition to his filmmaking background, Sam has more than 25 years of experience working on social justice issues, including directing a national model community technology center and managing strategic planning and grants management for minority-serving colleges and universities.</p>
September 7, 2021
Episode 17, How Do You Behave When No One's Looking? SAG-AFTRA and the Labor Movement
<p>Yesterday was Labor Day, and to celebrate and honor the American labor movement and its contributions to the United States, Daniel sat down to talk with two representatives from SAG-AFTRA, the world's largest performer's union, to find out more about labor unions, the work that goes on behind the scenes to ensure working standards and collective bargaining needs are met in the entertainment industry, and union representation in Hollywood.</p> <p>This month's guests are Dee Dee Escobedo (she/her) and Sean F. Taylor (he/him). To learn more about SAG-AFTRA, visit https://www.sagaftra.org/</p>
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