Counter Crisis captures the human tendency to shirk responsibility and avoid the root-causes of problems until disaster requires heroic responses.
2004, 5:30 min
Michael Sheridan
One-on-one Mentoring
Need some one-on-one project guidance? Are you struggling with story structure? Want to get suggestions for how to improve you camera, sound or editing skills?
Email or call 857-415-0564 to arrange sessions on your own schedule at $65/hour.
Behind the Scenes at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Take a journey behind the scenes at the historic Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. In these three short films you will experience the museum’s unique educational model, the conservation of ancient sculptures, and how the plants are grown for the world famous courtyard.
Filmmaking Fundamentals, 10 Week Online Course
Learn the fundamentals of documentary storytelling, shooting techniques, visual aesthetics, sound, interviewing and editing with Adobe Premiere Pro.
Filmmaking Projects Group, 10 Online Sessions
Bring a filmmaking project that is currently in pre-production, production or post-production for mentoring and instruction in areas of need and interest. The instructor will facilitate discussions, exercises, and feedback that will push projects forward.
Storytelling Workshop, 6 Online Sessions
Discover your identity as a documentary storyteller and focus on the stories that matter most to you and that you can best tell. Learn how to successfully structure compelling narratives with a scene-based, character-driven approach.
Camera and Sound Workshop, 6 Online Sessions, Starts 10/20
Learn what it takes to record moving images and sounds that tell engaging stories and stimulate the imagination.
Editing Workshop, 6 Online Sessions – Starts 11/10
Learn the principles and techniques of video editing – the backbone of filmmaking. Whatever your interest or desired role in filmmaking, understanding editing is fundamental to your success. The editor is a detail-oriented storyteller, craftsperson, organizer, and technician. We often rediscover and sometimes reinvent our stories in the edit.
Community Supported Film
A non-profit organization started by Michael Sheridan in 2009 to amplify local voices in under- and mis-represented communities to effectively communicate their lived realities through documentary filmmaking. Community Supported Film has worked in Afghanistan, Haiti and with immigrants and refugees in the United States.
2009-Current, 30 videos
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