WELCOME! This blog has been set up as a resource to serve as an online location in which communication, research, and collaboration can take place regarding the ATL AFSC/SCAP Documentary Project. The completed work will be a collaborative effort between students in Georgia State University Professor Niklas Vollmer's Community-Based Media Production course, representatives of the American Friends Service Community, and youth who are in the process of developing future plans.

Information about the American Friends Service Committee can be found at their official website. Information about the Student Career Alternatives Program can be found here.


Wednesday, February 16, 2011

The GSU team members - Who are we?

Our group is looking forward to working together on what we hope will end up being a really great, collaborative, and important documentary (whatever form that may end up being in). We have decided to each take on a specific "job" at this point, in hopes that it will allow us each to bring forth our strongest assets and assist our team in working and communicating during the production process. Here is a little information about each of us:

Kristy Breneman, Producer:
I am a first year graduate student studying film production in the Dept. of Communications at GSU. I have a BA in Film and Philosophy. I enjoy experimental, documentary, and avant-garde cinema.





Victoria Temple, Editor
I'm a fourth year senior seeking a BA in Film and Video. Editing and post-production are my primary interests. I have a passion for experimental and documentary film. Some of my shorts can be found on my Youtube Channel and blog.








Kristan Woolford, Director of Photography:
I come to this project in hopes of growing as a documentary filmmaker, while learning to better tell the stories of those that shape the community I am
a part of. Past experiences with documentary work allowed me the opportunity to be published on the National Black Programming Consortium's website for a series of audio podcasts exploring black masculinity in America (Education, Single Father, Prison). My most recent project is in the post production phase, and will aim to capture the impact that international outreach has had on a team of missionaries I traveled to South Africa with. You can check out some of my other work here.


T.J. Hicks, Director:

I'm a first year Ph.D. student in the Moving Image Studies track in the Department of Communication at GSU. I have an MA in Communication with an emphasis in Media Studies from Northern Illinois University and a BA in Speech Communication from Colorado State University. My primary area of study in the past several years has been documentary film and video (production, history, theory). I come to this project hoping to continue developing my production skills as I have only recently began to make my own documentaries. You can see my first short film 'Life by Joseph' here and some other short projects I've worked on at my YouTube channel here.

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