December Newsletter

December 3, 2021

 
 

The Flaherty is Hiring!
Operations and Communications Manager

The Flaherty is seeking an Operations & Communications Manager to manage external communications and internal administrative systems to ensure the effective operations of The Flaherty’s programs, and connecting our work with our ever-growing community of participants and partners. We are seeking candidates who have competencies and experience in communications, production, and operations.

 

2021 Fall Flaherty NYC Series 
Continues this Weekend

We had an lovely opening night on December 1st at Anthology Film Archives with artists Jeanne Liotta, Bradley Eros, and trustee Genevieve Yue moderating.

We invite you to join us for the remainder of the series! Two of the programs are this weekend, this Saturday, December 4 at Microscope Gallery, and Sunday, December 5 at UnionDocs. You’ll find all the details in the link below. We suggest buying tickets ahead of time if possible.

Not in NYC this weekend? There is also the opportunity to join in virtually for this weekend’s two programs. We hope to “see” you there.

The last two programs are at Anthology Film Archives on December 13 and December 18.

FNYC series poster design by Leslie Supnet

 

Stay inspired: support The Flaherty!

Scrolling through the images and memories of this past year, we have been thinking about the word inspired.

Our 2021 programmers – Janaína Oliveira, Suneil Sanzgiri, Alia Ayman, Devon Narine-Singh, Kelsey White, and L u m i a – carefully crafted their programmes with works and artists that inspired them. Their work is generous: sharing the impulses that have animated them, kept them aloft, fuelled the rich landscapes of their worlds, the fire in their bellies.

To be inspired is to have air blown into you. Space, energy, solace, ideas. Red haemoglobin, rushing, life. To breathe is supernatural, immeasurable alchemy, and foundational to all we do. To breathe, deeply, is all the more meaningful in these times of plague, pollution, and police violence. So many of us have felt constricted and isolated by the weight of the past year/s.

The Flaherty is but a small nonprofit, but it has offered so many of us a space to rekindle inspiration in these rather barren times. We are working hard on breathing shape into our programs for next year and invite any of you who still have some air left in you to blow a little our way!

Please donate if you have the means.

If you prefer to donate by check please make it out to: The Flaherty, 80 Hanson Place, #603, Brooklyn, NY 11217.

Thank you, on behalf of all of us who are The Flaherty.


Call for Applications

 

Submit your application to the Third World Newsreel Production Workshop.


TWN's Production Workshop is a unique “hands-on” media production training program providing practical skills and resources for emerging filmmakers. This intensive six-month program is aimed primarily at members of historically marginalized communities, with limited economic resources and access to mainstream educational institutions or traditional training programs. Offering tools to create fiction or documentary projects, the Media Production Workshop carries on TWN's mission of promoting independent cinema by and about communities of color and other underserved groups and their progressive allies.

Application Deadline is January 2022. Click HERE to submit your application.

 

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Newsletter cover image: 350 MYA (Terra Long, 2016)
See this film and more in
FNYC Program 3 this Sunday December 5th!