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Join the WIFV Documentary Roundtable and learn what it takes to put together a DVD release of a documentary film. We will be joined by filmmaker Cid Collins Walker to discuss her recent documentary, Arc Of Light: A Portrait of Anna Campbell Bliss. The film premiered this past spring, and now they are preparing for a DVD release for the fall.
ARC OF LIGHT: A Portrait of Anna Campbell Bliss is about an artist, architect and designer who has devoted her life to the creation of works of art that explore the complex intersections between art, technology, science, nature, poetry, mathematics, and architecture. A true pioneer in American Modernism, Bliss was one of the first women ever trained as an architect at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. The film looks at the astonishing range of Bliss's work, from small painterly and digitally based studies of color and light to architectural site commissions of immense scale. It also puts her work in art-historical context and traces her Modernist influences, including the Bauhaus artists of the 1920s. At age 87, Bliss continues to take on large-scale site commissions and create new works of art in her Salt Lake City studio.
Cid Collins Walker is the executive producer and director of Black Opal Productions With extensive experience in television and film production, Collins Walker has produced award-winning short films, documentaries, set design, creative direction, 2D and 3D animation, special effects, print design, and brand management. She has worked as an art director, broadcast designer and animator in network and cable television. Her clients have included CBS and NBC networks, Black Entertainment Television, Discovery Networks, National Geographic, Atlantic Video, Universal Studios DVD Productions, and the Voice of America. Her prestigious awards in television and film include four Telly Awards for her work in production design.
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