Michael called on FCTV to join him in working to educate the public about the importance of who selects and reports our news. Once the public starts hearing from more local voices we will begin to understand what the issues are that need to be addressed. We haven’t yet begun a dialogue based on good information.
The Art Ranger, aka artist Melissa Smedley, produced a podcast on the work and sounds of CSFilm. It includes an interview with CSFilm director, Michael Sheridan, and a sound collage from the films of CSFilm filmmakers and trainees.
Thank you to @theDocYard & @BrattleTheatre for donating all proceeds from benefit screening to CSFilm Fund for Afghan Evac and Resettle. They raised over $500!
Providence, RHODE ISLAND Providence College presents: In-class presentation, screening and discussion: New Immigrant and Refugee Visions...
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CSFilm director Michael Sheridan has been invited by the Film Studies and Multimedia Design departments at Highline College to conduct classes and...
Michael Sheridan, director and founder of Community Supported Film, will join Anthony Riddle, BRIC Brooklyn Public Network, and Bonnie...
THE FOUNDRY A Place for Change The Messenger is the Message Michael Sheridan will speak at The Foundry, London (July 7, 12:00-1:00) about his work...
The Messenger is the Message Michael Sheridan will speak at the Institute of Development Studies, Brighton, England, (July 2, 13:00-14:30)...
Michael Sheridan, Filmmaker and Educator to Present: The Messenger is the Message: The impact of local perspective storytelling on education,...
"We all have to demand an improvement in our news diet. A balanced diet that’s less self-centric, that includes more local perspectives, will really...
NAMAC - the National Association of Media Arts has kindly invited Community Supported Film to be on the panel, Rural, Regional, and Indigenous Media...