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Kenny McDonald wraps his mini-residency at the Iris Film Collective Fieldhouse today, and rounded it off with an online and window screening of his work-in-progress last night. Truly beautiful stuff. If you missed it, it is still online on our instagram. Here are a few stills...
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Kenny McDonald wraps his mini-residency at the Iris Film Collective Fieldhouse today, and rounded it off with an online and window screening of his work-in-progress last night. Truly beautiful stuff. If you missed it, it is still online on our instagram. Here are a few stills...
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We are very excited to have Kenny McDonald at the Iris Film Collective’s Burrard View Fieldhouse for a mini-residency December 1-9, 2021.
During his time at the Fieldhouse, Kenny will be working on his short film inSunrise. The film investigates Hastings-Sunrise within its historical context as a place that has been in constant negotiation between commercial and industrial development, residential growth, and public and private recreation. Kenny will be working in 16mm hand-processed negative and environmental soundscapes with audio recordings from the neighbourhood's environment.
A work-in-progress screening will take place December 8th, 7pm online @theirisfilmers (instagram).
Bio: Kenny McDonald is a Vancouver-born filmmaker and photographer, with a Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media from Ryerson University. His practice addresses the complexity of interpersonal relationships, notions of personal and social memory, and the impact both have on space and landscape.
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We are very excited to have Kenny McDonald at the Iris Film Collective’s Burrard View Fieldhouse for a mini-residency December 1-9, 2021.
During his time at the Fieldhouse, Kenny will be working on his short film inSunrise. The film investigates Hastings-Sunrise within its historical context as a place that has been in constant negotiation between commercial and industrial development, residential growth, and public and private recreation. Kenny will be working in 16mm hand-processed negative and environmental soundscapes with audio recordings from the neighbourhood's environment.
A work-in-progress screening will take place December 8th, 7pm online @theirisfilmers (instagram).
Bio: Kenny McDonald is a Vancouver-born filmmaker and photographer, with a Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media from Ryerson University. His practice addresses the complexity of interpersonal relationships, notions of personal and social memory, and the impact both have on space and landscape.
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