‘How to Make a Movie in Your Bedroom’ Led by Ezra Li

Saturday, March 20, 6pm-7:30pm EST
Zoom link will be sent closer to the event time.

CW: Racism, sexism, sexual violence, mental health/burnout

Description:

Join us Saturday evening with Ezra Li, an independent film maker, for a microcinema workshop! We will be debunking misconceptions about film making, diving into the film making process, and exploring resources and ways you can start your own journey into film making!

About Ezra:

Ezra Li (Citizen Li) is a video artist. As a genderqueer Chinese artist and Canadian immigrant, his work surrounds themes of identity politics, value dynamics, digital chauvinism, and globalization. He is heavily interdisciplinary; studied in filmmaking, he works in both digital and traditional animation, live action video, as well as in analogue paper traditions, zine, collage, and writing, and the effects of pastiche to critique capitalism. He has a committed passion for community building, dissemination of diasporic narratives, and marginalized perspectives.

This event is made possible thanks to the support of United Way GTA #LocalLove
Funded by the Government of Canada.