Podcasts about vision portraits

Caption this Cinema is a brand new pop up cinema a dedicated to disabled audiences launches its first virtual screening – a profound documentary about blindness and creativity. Ellie's been catching up with the creator of Caption This, to find out what it's all about..   You can find tickets to the Caption this Cinema showing of Vision Portraits over the next three nights on their website captain captions.com or you can follow Charlotte on Twitter @ALittleOutlook. Or you can go direct to this website: Vision Portraits | Caption This Cinema (eventive.org) Image description: The Caption This Logo. A red outline of three cinema seats, with a white rectangular outline depicting a screen. In the screen, the words "Caption This". Below, the words "accessible cinema" 

In the past few years, there has been a growing bipartisan demand to reduce the extraordinarily high rate of incarceration in the United States, on both moral and fiscal grounds. But some of the key reforms, according to some prison abolitionists, are actually expanding the “carceral web”—the means by which people are subjected to control by the corrections system. “Reform operates according to a logic of replacement,” the journalist Maya Schenwar tells Sarah Stillman. Drug courts and electronic monitoring are widely popular reforms that, Schenwar argues, only funnel people back into physical prisons, and may cause addicts further harm. Stillman spoke with Schenwar and Victoria Law, the authors of “Prison by Any Other Name: The Harmful Consequences of Popular Reforms.” Plus, Rodney Evans discusses his documentary film “Vision Portraits,” which has been streaming on PBS. It examines the creative processes of a writer, a dancer, and a photographer who are—like the filmmaker—visually impaired. 

Episode #46 - Seeing beyond with Pazit Perez Pazit takes her clients on a journey through the imagination process to create the reality they want, then helps them see it as their new truth. Through this 6 step process she has been able to take her clients from where they are now to where they truly should be in a VERY short timeframe. Pazit is a Visionary, Author, Conscious Creatorpreneur, and the Founder of the I Have A Dream Academy. For more than twenty years, she has captured edgy stand out personality style portraits for professionals, artists, celebrities, and families. Vision Portraits was born from her own personal journey, Pazit went from rock bottom to rock star at the speed of light and achieved her permanent life-changing transformation within 90 days. Being completely conscious of how she did it, Pazit vowed to spend the rest of her life teaching these principles to increase the life of others. By rebranding their personal identity, they can identify with their vision of success to achieve their goals and dreams in a short period of time. Since then, she has helped thousands create, build and live richer lives exactly the way they picture it to be. get your free session with Pazit at https://ihaveadreamacademy.thinkific.com/courses/master-vision-branding or check her out at PazitPerez.com Book recommendations: Pazit is an author if the book The little golden secrets to get anything you f***n want Psycho-cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz Jessica Coulthard is the host and founder of Ignited Entrepreneurs Podcast as well as the Ignited Entrepreneurs on FB and the founder of Just a Girl Like Me Coaching. Jessica is a Strategic Interventionist and NLP Practitioner working to help entrepreneurs up level their businesses. I am passionate about promoting and supporting other entrepreneurs and getting them to take the next LEAP in their business Book your FREE 30 min session with Jess @ ignitedentrepreneurs@gmail.com Are you looking to edit video and audio for your business check out Filmora. This is the easiest way to quickly create a professional product and the only one I use for The Ignited Entrepreneurs Podcast!

Cathy Garner, The Relationship Artist, is a relationship coach, TEDx speaker and creator of Vision Portraits and The RelationSHIP Skills Model. Her goal is to help you see your future more clearly than ever before, explore what you really want in love and discover how to turn your dreams into reality. Cathy has 29 years’ experience as a coach and trainer. She has spoken at some of the UK’s top universities, including Oxford, UCL, Bristol and the Open University and has delivered workshops throughout the UK, in Croatia, Hungary, India and South Africa. She now speaks and coaches Internationally, running online courses with clients all over the world. Cathy’s helped countless people create more love in their lives, and as one of her clients said, she’s a genius at bringing hope to those who may have lost faith in love. __________________ To talk to Cathy about what you really want in life and love, she's cleared some space in her diary for you. Head to bit.ly/CathysCalendar and  have a conversation so you can have more love in your life or a really clear sense of purpose or just getting happier! It's completely FREE to talk and  she can't wait to meet you. Want to stop going on sucky dates? Grab your MIDLIFE LOVE GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL DATING and learn how you can call in Mr. Right, right now!  If you’d like some one-to-one support with Junie, sign up for your Love Breakthrough Session today so she can support you on your love path. And don’t forget to subscribe to Midlife Love Out Loud so that you don't miss a single episode. While you're at it, won't you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated! To learn more about our previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to www.CoachJunieMoon.com and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

20+ years as a coach and relationship expert, TEDx speaker and creator of Vision Portraits, I teach 12 essential, evidence-based relationship skills that pinpoint and transform even the greatest relationship challenges and help us create incredible relationships in our personal and professional lives. https://www.linkedin.com/in/cathygarner-love/

In this week's maker-sode, Susan and Laura talk with award-winning filmmaker Rodney Evans about his very personal documentary, Vision Portraits. Rodney shares the details of his loss of vision and and what it means to be a blind or visually impaired creative artist. Rodney shares the power of channeling his fear into his creativity, illuminates the difference between sight and vision, and shares his belief that going blind just might create new ways of seeing. According to The New York Times, Vision Portraits “has the power, however briefly, to alter your perception."

In this episode of the iCantCU Podcast, David talks about touring the Museum of the American Revolution, seeing the movie Vision Portraits, and helping train the staff at the Academy of Natural Sciences with Trish and Katherine from Philly Touch Tours.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Rodney Evans is a low vision award-winning filmmaker. Evans’ vision loss hasn’t stopped him from directing and writing movies. We’re going to learn how Rodney directs movies and a little about his new film Vision Portraits.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Rodney Evans is a low vision award-winning filmmaker. Evans’ vision loss hasn’t stopped him from directing and writing movies. We’re going to learn how Rodney directs movies and a little about his new film Vision Portraits.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Rodney Evans is a low vision award-winning filmmaker. Evans’ vision loss hasn’t stopped him from directing and writing movies. We’re going to learn how Rodney directs movies and a little about his new film Vision Portraits.

Rodney Evans, best known as the writer-director of the 2004 film Brother to Brother, has a career that's spanned over 20 years. In his new documentary, Vision Portraits, Evans chronicles the lives and creative processes of four visually impaired or blind artists, including Evans himself. LGBTQ&A is hosted and produced by Jeffrey Masters. @jeffmasters1

In this intimate and revelatory new documentary VISION PORTRAITS an extensive eyesight loss and the possibility of total blindness didn’t shut down queer filmmaker Rodney Evans (Brother to Brother). Instead, it inspired this profoundly personal non-fiction film, which not only documents his own genetic eye disorder, but shows how three other working artists with visual impairments—photographer John Dugdale, writer Ryan Knighton, and dancer Kayla Hamilton—have adjusted their practices around their changed capacities. An intimate study of the artistic process that contemplates the relationship between the sense of sight and artistic "vision," Evans’ film explores the quintessence of cinema: adventures in perception, subjectivity, and the imagination. Director /Producer Rodney Evans joins us for a conversation on ways in which creativity and artistic expression can manifest and how perceived limitations can be shattered. About the filmmaker: Rodney Evans is an award-winning fiction and documentary film writer, director and producer based in New York.  His debut feature film Brother To Brother won the Sundance Film Festival Special Jury Prize in Drama. The film had its European premiere at The Berlin International Film Festival and garnered four Independent Spirit Award nominations. His second narrative feature, The Happy Sad, played at over thirty film festivals throughout the world and had its U.S. theatrical premiere at the IFC Center in NYC and the Sundance Sunset Cinema in Los Angeles. Evans has taught at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, Princeton and currently teaches at Swarthmore College. For news, screenings and updates go to: rodneyevansfilm.com

Thomas and Tranna talk about not feeling queer enough. Then, a chat with filmmaker Rodney Evans on Vision Portraits – his moving documentary about the challenges and strengths of being a visually-impaired artist. Plus, in a very special Obsessions, Tranna gets answers to a certain Sex and The City episode that has plagued her, from the writer herself, Cindy Chupack.

We're at Outfest Film Festival in LA this week! The documentary "Vision Portraits" looks at four visually disabled artists - a filmmaker, a photographer, a dancer & a writer - who still create, despite their visual impairment. We interviewed director Rodney Evans about finding these fellow artists, deciding to put himself on screen and where he wants to go in his future projects. Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com

This week we look at documentaries about photography, polaroid film and ways of seeing as we review INSTANT DREAMS and Chris interviews Rodney Evans, the director of VISION PORTRAITS.   Group Review Documentary: INSTANT DREAMS (2018) / USA (Director: Willem Baptist / Producer: Pieter van Huystee) Now playing in select theaters nationally and internationally.   Film Featured in Interview Portion: VISION PORTRAITS (2019) / USA (Director: Rodney Evans / Producers: Rodney Evans, H. Robert Wunder) Opening in New York on August 9 (at the Metrograph) and in Los Angeles on August 23.    Other Documentaries Mentioned: At Sundance / 1995 (Directors: Michael Almereyda, Amy Hobby) The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography / 2017 (Director: Errol Morris) Born into Brothels / 2004 (Directors: Zana Briski, Ross Kauffman) Brother to Brother / 2004 (Director: Rodney Evans) Close to Home / 1998 (Direcor: Rodney Evans) Dolphin Lover / 2015 (Director: Kareem Tabsch) Don from Lakewood  / 1989 (Directors: Patrick Tierney, Eric Saks) Faces Places  / 2017 (Director: Agnes Varda) Feminists: What Were They Thinking? / 2018 (Director: Johanna Demetrakas) Finding Vivian Maier  / 2014 (Directors: John Maloof, Charlie Siskel) General Orders No. 9  / 2009 (Director: Robert Persons) The Last Resort  / 2018 (Directors: Dennis Scholl, Kareem Tabsch) Plaza de la Soledad  / 2016 (Director: Maya Goded) Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project / 2019 (Director: Matt Wolf) Salt of the Earth  / 2014 (Directors: Wim Wenders, Juliano Ribeiro Salgado) Social Animals  / 2018 (Director: Jonathan Ignatius Green) Time Zero: The Last Year of Polaroid Film  / 2012 (Director: Grant Hamilton)   Links to reviews/interview by Christopher Llewellyn Reed:   Hammer to Nail interview with Rodney Evans of VISION PORTRAITS Hammer to Nail review of  VISION PORTRAITS Hammer to Nail review of  INSTANT DREAMS   Timestamps: 00:45 - Intro discussion of photography documentaries 15:10 - Group Review of INSTANT DREAMS 29:04 - Chris interviews Rodney Evans of VISION PORTRAITS 48:05 - Doc Talk   Website/Email: www.fogoftruth.com disinfo@fogoftruth.com   Credits: Artwork by Hilary Campbell Intro music by Jeremiah Moore Editing by Christopher Llewellyn Reed Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)

Filmwax Radio's man on the ground, Ronald Wohlman, interviews four filmmakers from SxSW 2019 including Erin Derham ("Stuffed"), Rodney Evans ("Vision Portraits"), Hilary Brougher ("South Mountain") and Ricky Tollman ("Run This Town").

Can you design your relationship? This is just fascinating. There's me thinking that it needs to be love at first sight and Cathy tells me you can design your perfect relationship. What do you think? Tune in and let me know what you think. Delighted to have Cathy Garner on the show. Cathy coaches people to express their dreams and visions for their personal, professional and love lives. She draws new purpose through what she refers to as "Vision Portraits" etching the words of a person's values, dreams and visions into the lines and shadows of their face. It is quite incredible to see. I believe in Cinderella love hahaha. You can find Cathy here and here