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Posts Tagged ‘documentary’

Why I Can’t Get Singleton Out Of My Mind: Variety in Filmmaking

By Tressa Sanders on July 23rd, 2011   /   Filmmaking   /   Leave a comment
Why I Can’t Get Singleton Out Of My Mind: Variety in Filmmaking

First things first; yes, I acknowledge music video as a form of filmmaking. With that having been said, I recently came across the group, Singleton, while searching for fresh, new music for my radio station. I immediately fell in love with their music for a variety of

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Our Side of Joy: Back to Editing … Again

By Tressa Sanders on June 29th, 2011   /   Production Notes   /   Leave a comment

In 2008, I filmed a documentary, called Our Side of Joy, about two friends of mine who are identical twins. I thought I could get the film edited very quickly but it was just too large of a project and I ended up not finishing it when

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Getting It Done: Lots and Lots to Do

By Tressa Sanders on June 17th, 2011   /   Thoughts   /   Leave a comment

Well having lots to do can be a good thing right? Maybe. *Smile* I’m one of those folks with an energy cycle I know very very well. I am very much like a high speed locomotive most of the time but this eventually means, I’ll have to

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African American Albinism – Documentary

By Tressa Sanders on May 27th, 2011   /   My Films   /   Leave a comment

This is one of two previews for my documentary, “Charise: A Portrait of an African American with Albinism”. About the Film: Join us for an intimate look into the life of Charise Johnson, a vibrant young African-American woman with a 10-year-old son and a busy life. When

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Identical Twin Sisters – Best Friends – Our Side of Joy

By Tressa Sanders on May 27th, 2011   /   My Films   /   Leave a comment

This is one of two previews for my documentary “Our Side of Joy”. About the Film: Our side of joy offers a portrait of the family dynamics of a Cuban family through the eyes of identical twins, Michelle(McCray) and Marlene Tamayo. Their story offers an in depth

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