Director's Lab, Margaret Salmon presents Shore at Under Her Eye

Salmon, Margaret

Director's Lab, Margaret Salmon presents Shore at Under Her Eye

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Salmon, Margaret (2018) Director's Lab, Margaret Salmon presents Shore at Under Her Eye. In: Under Her Eye: Women and Climate Change, 1-2 June 2018, The British Library, London.
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Creators/Authors:

Salmon, Margaret

Abstract:

A Director’s Lab Presentation from award-winning filmmaker Margaret Salmon on her film for ‘Shore: How We See the Sea’, a touring multi-arts and science project reflecting Scotland’s coastal communities’ responses to Marine Protected Areas. Margaret discussed the research and production of ‘Cladach’ – a film that revolved around a single community in Ullapool, particularly along the shoreline of a the Wester Ross Marine Protected Area and sparked questions around our relationship with the sea. Margaret also talked through her approaches to community storytelling, analogue underwater cinematography, sound and music in natural history documentaries, and observational techniques in 35mm film production.

Official URL:

https://www.bl.uk/events/under-her-eye-women-and-climate-change

Uncontrolled Keywords:

eco-feminism, climate change, conservation, activist filmmaking, marine acoustics, underwater cinematography, community filmmaking, Scottish Marine Protected Areas

School/Academic Area:

School of Fine Art

Dates:

Date

Date Type

1 June 2018

Accepted

2 June 2018

Published

Status:

Unpublished

Funders:

Invisible Dust

Event Title:

Under Her Eye: Women and Climate Change

Event Location:

The British Library, London

Event Dates:

1-2 June 2018

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Lecture)

Output ID:

7319

Date Deposited:

01 Jun 2020 15:07

Last Modified:

01 Jun 2020 15:07

Deposited By:

Margaret Salmon

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Margaret Salmon

Programme Lead, MFA

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