Collaborative Documentary Filmmaking

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A Hands-On Guide to Creative Collaborative Practice

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

AvTony Collins

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This book is a hands-on guide that explores the human dimensions of documentary production, offering concrete tools to strengthen collaboration at every stage from pre- production to distribution.It reframes documentary production as a human system shaped by relationships, purpose, and ethical responsibility. Drawing on decades of international filmmaking and teaching, Tony Collins challenges craft-only approaches andshows how trust, listening, and shared agency determine both creative outcomes and participant care. Through concise case studies, visual frameworks, and field-tested protocols, the book offers practical guidance for navigating creative conflict, protecting dignity, and sustaining collaboration from development through post-production. Written for students, educators, and independent filmmakers, it provides tools that translate reflective theory into everyday practice.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-07-23
Mått156 x 234 x 16 mm
Vikt660 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor260
FörlagTaylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN9781041278412

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Film inom Kultur
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Tony Collins, EdD, MFA, is a documentary filmmaker, educator, and scholar of creative practice with more than three decades of experience in nonfiction media production and teaching. His work integrates systems thinking, ethical collaboration, and reflective inquiry, bridging creative practice and academic research. Collins has taught film, media, and writing in international and U.S. university contexts and has worked extensively in community- based and cross- cultural environments, including Southeast Asia and the Middle East. His scholarship focuses on evaluating creative work as research and developing frameworks for collaborative, purpose- driven filmmaking. Through his writing and teaching, he advocates for ethical presence, structural clarity, and meaningful engagement in documentary practice.

PrefaceToward a Collaborative EpistemologyIntroductionPart I Foundations and PhilosophyChapter 1 Purpose and Systems ThinkingChapter 2 Learning Within the SystemChapter 3 Creative Process and Team LearningChapter 4 Ethics, Power, and RepresentationPart II Practice and ProcessChapter 5 Decision-Making and Conflict ResolutionChapter 6 Leadership, Resilience, and RenewalChapter 7 Impact and the Future of CollaborationPart III Practice and ReflectionChapter 8 Tools and Frameworks for Collaborative PracticeChapter 9 Case Studies in Purpose and ProcessChapter 10 Reflection and Continuing Practice: The Living ArchivePart IV Legacy and ContinuityReferences