Every documentary film is an investigation, a journey in which we explore an unknown place, geographical and/or human, in which we have to immerse ourselves to find the best way to tell that story. At this point, the filmmaker opens up to the real world to get closer to the people he will work with in his film, in whom he will recognize the characters of the story. At the same time, he begins an exhaustive study of the subject to be developed and the search for aesthetic references in order to find a unique and coherent look.
ProfilesAddress Script
Thinking (and Feeling) the Film: The Protagonists
- How do you recognize the characters/spaces in your films?
- What traits are decisive?
- How do you construct the film based on them?
Research: The Seed of the Film
- How do you develop research regarding themes/content – form/aesthetics?
- What importance does it have in your creative process and the outcome of the film?
Point of View: A Position in the World
- How do you arrive at the point of view from which you approach your filmmaking practice?
- Does the point of view evolve throughout the process of the film?
