Shared Histories
Collaboration in Ethnographic Film
Herausgegeben: von Plessen, Louise
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What forms of collaboration or "shared histories" can ethnographic film embrace to produce works that more closely reflect the perspectives and priorities of the Indigenous and minority communities they represent?This richly illustrated collection of fifteen essays explores the perspectives, challenges, and evolving practices of "collaboration" in over a century of ethnographic filmmaking. It addresses field research, production, and post-production processes; the frequent tensions between filmmakers' visions and public, commercial or political agendas in early ethnographic cinema; the reframi...
What forms of collaboration or "shared histories" can ethnographic film embrace to produce works that more closely reflect the perspectives and priorities of the Indigenous and minority communities they represent?This richly illustrated collection of fifteen essays explores the perspectives, challenges, and evolving practices of "collaboration" in over a century of ethnographic filmmaking. It addresses field research, production, and post-production processes; the frequent tensions between filmmakers' visions and public, commercial or political agendas in early ethnographic cinema; the reframing of the ethnographic archive in 21st century. The essays highlight emerging community-based and collaborative initiatives focused on creation, co-authorship, and the repatriation of audiovisual heritage. Contributors: Alice Apley, Janelle Blankenship, Vincent Carelli, Sarah Elder, Patrick Holzapfel, Regina Knapp, Edgardo C. Krebs, Anastasia Lapsui, Markku Lehmuskallio, Tobias Nagl, Fernando Martín Peña, Louise von Plessen, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Shurenhuar. ---Welche Formen von Kollaboration oder von "Shared Histories" kann es im ethnographischen Film geben, die stärker die Perspektiven der Indigenen und Minderheiten einnehmen, die sie repräsentieren?Der reich bebilderte Band versammelt 15 Essays internationaler Filmemacher_innen, Ethnolog_innen, Filmkritiker_innen und Wissenschaftler_innen, die Perspektiven, Herausforderungen und neue Ansätze transkultureller Kollaboration in mehr als einem Jahrhundert ethnographischer Filmgeschichte untersuchen. Darüber hinaus beleuchten die Essays aktuelle gemeinschaftsbasierte und kollaborative Initiativen, in deren Fokus die Teilhabe an der Produktion und Autorschaft sowie am audiovisuellen Erbe steht. Beiträge von: Alice Apley, Janelle Blankenship, Vincent Carelli, Sarah Elder, Patrick Holzapfel, Regina Knapp, Edgardo C. Krebs, Anastasia Lapsui, Markku Lehmuskallio, Tobias Nagl, Fernando Martín Peña, Louise von Plessen, JonathanRosenbaum, Shurenhuar.
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