From our latest issue no.114 - Decolonising
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BEING SEEN - INCLUSIVITY IN film LIGHTING
31st March 2020
Sharon Coleclough on teaching student cinematographers how to light darker skin tones
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Absent African Epics: stories we don't see
31st March 2020
Michel Wahome explores some African epic tales and investigates why they have never made it to Western screens.
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New Kings of the World: Stories with no borders
31st March 2020
Filmmaker Meghna Gupta dives deep into Fatima Bhutto's latest book, about visual storytelling is cross pollinating the global south
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Critical Paralysis in student photography
31st March 2020
Jennifer Good looks at how understanding the colonial history of photography and the western gaze can ‘paralyse’ photography students who are forced to confront uncomfortable truths
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Sounds of Oppression: video essays on reggae's legacy
31st March 2020
Roy Wallace and Daniel Johnson present two audio-visual essays on the influence of reggae and sound system culture on the UK
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Paint it brown! Baahubali at the Royal Albert Hall
31st March 2020
Sureshkumar P. Sekar attends the first Bollywood film and live score screening at the Royal Albert Hall
More from Issue 114
- Sounds of Oppression
- Editor's Note, 114.
- Critical paralysis: confronting colonialism in photography education
- Columbus on a spaceship, or: Decolonising the Anthropocene
- Mining the Film Archive to Reckon with the Colonial Past
- Absent African Epics
- Mixed Race Cinemas: Multiracial Dynamic in America and France
- Reflections on Creating Film Toolkits to Decolonise Academia and the Film Industry
- New Kings of the World: Dispatches from Bollywood, Dizi and K-pop: Fatima Bhutto
- Paint it brown! – Baahubali Live at the Royal Albert Hall
- Being Seen – Inclusivity in Lighting
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