Local Sightings 2018 – SeaDoc Portraits (Shorts Program)
This event took place on Sep 29, 2018
$12 General Admission
$9 Student/Senior
$7 Member
About
** This short films program will be followed by a panel discussion with the featured documentary filmmakers. **
PANEL DISCUSSION
With featured filmmakers (30 min)
- Mohammad Ranjbar
- Gilda Sheppard
- Amy Enser
- Inye Wokoma
- Melinda Raebyne
- Malika Lee
Facilitated by: Elliat Graney-Saucke
Seattle Documentary Association brings together documentary filmmakers through various programming and resources, and for the first time has created our own short documentarian portraits of some of the individuals that make up the strong documentary filmmaking community of Seattle. Come get some insight behind the scenes of the incredible work being done locally in documentary, with a sprinkling of diverse complementary shorts by the filmmakers. The screening of short films will be followed by an in person panel discussion with the featured filmmakers.
SeaDoc Portrait of Melinda Raebyne
Directed by: Rachel Solis and Quynh Nguyen
Produced by: Elliat Graney-Saucke and Mar Sue Calleros
Running time: 3 minutes
This is Me
Directed by: Melinda Raebyne
Running Time: 30 seconds
Topic: Portraits of youth with autism
Camp Second Chance (Teaser)
Directed by: Melinda Raebyne
Running Time: 6:35 minutes
Topic: Homeless camp in Seattle
SeaDoc Portrait of Amy Enser
Directed by: Rachel Solis and Quynh Nguyen
Produced by: Elliat Graney-Saucke and Mar Sue Calleros
Running time: 3 minutes
The Beast Inside
Directed by: Amy Enser
Running Time: 4:15 minutes
Topic: Animated narrative about homelessness
SeaDoc Portrait of Malika Lee
Directed by: Rachel Solis and Quynh Nguyen
Produced by: Elliat Graney-Saucke and Mar Sue Calleros
Running time: 3 minutes
Seattle to Limbe: Journey to Sisterhood (Teaser)
Directed by: Malika Lee
Running Time: 2:39 minutes
Topic: Seattle group supporting young women in Cameroon
SeaDoc Portrait of Inye Wokoma
Directed by: Rachel Solis and Quynh Nguyen
Produced by: Elliat Graney-Saucke and Mar Sue Calleros
Running time: 3 minutes
A Central Vision
Directed by: Inye Wokoma
Running Time: 31:05 minutes
Topic: Black familial histories of the Central District, now and then
SeaDoc Portrait of Mohammad Ranjbar
Directed by: Rachel Solis and Quynh Nguyen
Produced by: Elliat Graney-Saucke and Mar Sue Calleros
Running time: 3 minutes
ReWA Refugees
Directed by: Mohammad Ranjbar
Running Time: 6:38
Topic: Stories of being a refugee in Seattle
Hidden Truth
Directed by: Mohammad Ranjbar
Running Time: 21:05 minutes
Topic: Blinded Afghani man builds life as teacher after political violence
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