Cinematography
In the Forez, in the East of the Massif Central, France, 75-year-old Claudette and her neighbors, all peasant farmers from a rural underclass, feel that consumerist society is ignoring them while at the same time gradually taking over what remains of their cultural heritage and know-how. But, all do not intend to be pushed around...
Writer
In the Forez, in the East of the Massif Central, France, 75-year-old Claudette and her neighbors, all peasant farmers from a rural underclass, feel that consumerist society is ignoring them while at the same time gradually taking over what remains of their cultural heritage and know-how. But, all do not intend to be pushed around...
Director
In the Forez, in the East of the Massif Central, France, 75-year-old Claudette and her neighbors, all peasant farmers from a rural underclass, feel that consumerist society is ignoring them while at the same time gradually taking over what remains of their cultural heritage and know-how. But, all do not intend to be pushed around...
Self
in-sight is a 38 minute documentary film made by the British Street Photographer Nick Turpin that follows some of the members of the in-public Street Photographers group shooting on the streets. The film in-sight was produced in conjunction with the Format Photography Festival to mark 10 years of the Street Photographers group In-Public. Shot in London, New York, Melbourne and Rotterdam it follows members of the in-public group shooting on the streets of their respective cities. Using miniature HD camera technology to place the viewer on the Hotshoe, the film provides an in sight into the working methods and approach of some of the worlds most notable contemporary Street Photographers.
