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“I felt some insecurities about not having gone to film school. But I realised it's my
experiences and developing my voice that is more important." Anita Safowaa
In another of our °µÍø³Ô¹Ï Masterclass sessions, presented by FLAMIN and our Equal Access Network, FLAMIN Production Coordinator Greta Hewison welcomes three exceptional artists doing ground-breaking, award-winning work with film. They share with us their work and how to create your own career as an artist, film-maker, creative!
is a visual artist and documentary-filmmaker whose work investigates race, the working class, immigrant life in the Black Country and their lack of representation in mainstream culture. is a London artist and researcher working between cinema and installation. Onyeka uses dance, voice, archive and text to expose a multiplicity of narratives, explores the physical body and geographical place as sites of cultural and political meaning. primarily focuses on examining under-documented cultural moments with the purpose of preserving them, using a range of mediums including film, reflective writing, personal archives and new media technologies.
