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What Pretty Guts: Five Takeaways from Molly Crabapple on She Does Podcast

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By Elaine Sheldon, Sarah Ginsburg
| Filmmaker Magazine Verified
Molly Crabapple is an artist and writer who combines illustration, art and journalism to document societal and political issues. Her work is influenced by her own personal experiences and radical encounters with injustice around the world, and aims to shed light on marginalized communities.
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“The Idea of Bringing a Camera into an Interview is Unfathomable to Me”: Bianca Giaever on the She Does Podcast

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By Elaine Sheldon, Sarah Ginsburg
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Bianca Giaever is a radio producer, filmmaker and our youngest guest to date. You may have heard her on RadioLab or This American Life or seen her short films on NPR, The New York Times or featured as Vimeo Staff Picks. She recently won a Webby for Videos 4 U, a new series she’s heading for This American Life. In this episode, Bianca talks about her inherited curiosity and inclination to talk to strangers as well as how her personal life, questions and struggles influence the themes of her work.
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IFP Announces New Lab for Serialized Web Projects and Theatrical Launches for Web Series

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By Scott Macaulay, Adam Lough, Elaine Sheldon, Sarah Ginsburg, Robert Machoian
| Filmmaker Magazine Verified
The Independent Filmmaker Project (IFP), Filmmaker‘s parent organization, announced today the launch of its Screen Forward Labs, a year-long program and incubator for the creators of serialized projects aiming to push storytelling forward. Eight innovative media creators will be selected each year and provided mentorship, six months free residency at the Made in NY Media Center by IFP and $10,000 of services aimed at helping them to develop cutting-edge work.
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