Presented by the Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) and hosted by Film Picnic, The Checklist offers practical insights and creative strategies for documentary filmmakers.
Each episode explores a key part of the filmmaking process, from investigative storytelling and Indigenous Narrative Sovereignty to marketing, cashflow management, and international production.
Hosted by Georgia Guthrie and Hana Huggins of Film Picnic, the series features conversations with acclaimed filmmakers who share real world lessons, ethical approaches, and creative solutions to today’s documentary challenges.
The Checklist is the essential guide for filmmakers committed to powerful, authentic storytelling.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Presented by the Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) and hosted by Film Picnic, The Checklist offers practical insights and creative strategies for documentary filmmakers.
Each episode explores a key part of the filmmaking process, from investigative storytelling and Indigenous Narrative Sovereignty to marketing, cashflow management, and international production.
Hosted by Georgia Guthrie and Hana Huggins of Film Picnic, the series features conversations with acclaimed filmmakers who share real world lessons, ethical approaches, and creative solutions to today’s documentary challenges.
The Checklist is the essential guide for filmmakers committed to powerful, authentic storytelling.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Haida (Skidegate Eagle Clan) and Cowichan Tribes film producer Rosie Johnnie-Mills of
House of Copper Films discusses what Indigenous Narrative Sovereignty means in
documentary filmmaking and how to put it into practice. She shares insights on
balancing authentic cultural representation with broader accessibility, navigating
protocols for incorporating traditional knowledge, and the specific barriers and
opportunities within industry funding structures. Learn what changes are needed to
truly support Indigenous self-determination in media creation, from collaboration
practices to cinematic techniques that center Indigenous agency and storytelling
control.
Presented by the Documentary Organization of Canada (DOC) and hosted by Film Picnic, The Checklist is a podcast for documentary filmmakers who want practical guidance, creative strategies, and industry insight.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.