To participate in the Zoom Monthly Membership Meetings, non-members must pay, and Paid BADWest members must RSVP on the website to attend the meeting. The Zoom link/information will be emailed to all confirmed participants the day before the meeting.
Join BADWest for its March presentation: Developing The Most Compelling Documentary Pt. 2. Spade Robinson, also known as "The Story Whisperer" is the founder and owner of Atlanta Film Project (formerly Story Consulting Services), a full-service consulting firm for storytellers in film and television. Spade will be conducting the presentation Developing The Most Compelling Documentary Pt. 2. Part 1 was conducted in February.
Developing The Most Compelling Documentary Pt. 2: will cover the following:
- Character development for non fiction
• How to choose compelling characters
• How to map clear character arcs
• What interview questions create story structure - Scene development for non fiction
• What should happen in every documentary scene
• How to create an atmosphere for story to happen
• What to shoot and what not to shoot - Production scheduling for non fiction
• How to schedule your shoots for maximum impact - Member feedback
• Individual feedback for member’s films
Please join us for the second session of this exciting workshop presented in two sessions. Thank you for your support.
Spade Robinson is the founder and owner of Atlanta Film Project (formerly Story Consulting Services), a full-service consulting firm for storytellers in film and television. Spade began curating scripts, films and work in progress projects during her time at Sundance Institute, where she worked with the Feature Film Program, Documentary Film Program and Sundance Film Festival. During that time, she worked with hundreds of filmmakers to develop the most compelling versions of their stories. Underneath Rahdi Taylor of the DFP, she created a series of workshops to cultivate emerging filmmakers, building a pipeline into the funding opportunities there. Outside of Sundance, Spade began consulting with Women In Film, HBO and The Blacklist to support emerging voices through their programs. In 2015, Spade founded Story Consulting Services, supporting both individual storytellers in development as well as companies cultivating talent. Corporate clients have included Sundance Institute, Film Independent, LA Film Festival, HBO, Fox Studios, Adaptive Studios and Disney. In 2019, Atlanta Film Project hosted its fist residential lab for screenwriters in Los Angeles, as a part of a new initiative of live events and services. Spade lives in Los Angeles, where Atlanta Film Project is based.
BADWest ZOOM MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Thursday, March 4, 2021
6:30pm - 8:30pm PST
To participate in the Zoom Monthly Membership Meetings, non-members pay $10 and Paid BADWest members must RSVP. Everyone, including members, please go to the website www.badwest.org to attend the meeting.
You can sign up by going to: Categories then click Meetings/Events or on the Home Page at the Zoom Monthly Membership Meeting box.
Members: on the website at the Zoom Monthly Membership Meeting box click the Paid Members RSVP box. Click to RSVP. Do not fill out and submit the Form.
Everyone, including members must RSVP by March 3, 2021 at 5pm.
The Zoom link/information will be emailed to all confirmed participants the day before the meeting.
$10 for all non-BADWest members.
Free for Paid BADWest members.
PAID MEMBERS FREE
- Membership Meeting via Zoom
NON-MEMBERS $10
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Join BADWest for $45, and reap all the benefits of being a member, including free monthly meetings, screenings and other special events. For more information visit www.BADWEST.org.
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| The Black Association of Documentary Filmmakers West (BAD West) is a professional organization providing people of African descent working in documentary film, video or other media the opportunity to network professionally, share resources, exchange ideas and meet socially in order to enhance the development, production, promotion and exhibition of documentaries. The Black Association of Documentary Filmmakers West also advocates the recognition and professional advancement of Black documentary filmmakers. |
