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Dr. Joanna Lipper is an award-winning British-American filmmaker, photographer, author and lecturer, with a PhD in Women's Studies. Based in the UK, she runs Vertumnus Productions.
- Using Film For Social Change – Course Description - Lecturer: Dr. Joanna Lipper
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New technology and democratized access to digital media powerfully impact strategies aiming to heighten global awareness of local issues and are integral to efforts seeking to inspire empathy, political engagement, social activism, and charitable giving. With a focus on race, gender, and identity, this course explores the portrayal of the human con...
"Definitely life-changing... The skills we learned are invaluable." "The opportunities presented in the class are many... You leave the class with a new understanding of many global issues and a greater appreciation for the work of journalists and documentary filmmakers. This course has led me to reexamine my interests in filmmaking and reconsider ...
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Joanna Lipper is an award-winning British-American film director, producer and writer. As a Lecturer at Harvard, she taught “Using Film for Social Change.” Based in London and...
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- Vertumnus Productions UK Ltd
Joanna Lipper is an award-winning filmmaker. Her work as a documentary filmmaker has been supported by the MacArthur Foundation, Ford Foundation, ITVS, Britdoc Foundation, the Tribeca Gucci Documentary Fund and Chicken & Egg Pictures.
Women Make Movies. Joanna Lipper is an award-winning filmmaker and Lecturer at Harvard University where she teaches Using Film for Social Change in the Department of African and African-American Studies.
Joanna Lipper is an award-winning filmmaker, photographer and author of the nationally acclaimed book, Growing Up Fast. As a Lecturer at Harvard University, she teaches Using Film For Social Change.
Joanna Lipper is a filmmaker, photographer and author. She is a lecturer at Harvard University where she teaches “Using Film For Social Change.” In Fall 2011 she was awarded a $200,000 grant from The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation for her current documentary film, The Supreme Price.
