Artists' Television Access

Author: Fara

  • Rosie Reed Hillman’s Something That Was Ours

    ATA welcomes visiting filmmaker Rosie Reed Hillman for a screening of her new film, Something That Was Ours.Following the lives of women carving their own paths as witches and healers, this multi-character portrait forms a cinematic impression of women’s survival, considering the capacity of magic to transform and transport. Rosie Reed Hillman presents her project ‘Something That Was Ours’ compiled over four years across the UK and Ireland, with a specially edited short of this feature documentary in progress. 

    About the artist
    Rosie Reed Hillman is an award-winning UK photographer, filmmaker and visual anthropologist. Her work explores feminist themes around identity and place, particularly around women’s life cycle changes and everyday lives. Rosie is lecturer in filmmaking at Manchester School of Art, UK.
    Q&A with Rosie Reed Hillman after the screening.

  • University of San Francisco Experimental & amp; Documentary Spring Showcase

    Join us for a screening of films from the University of San Francisco’s Film Studies program. Tonight our eyes will feast on documentary projects as well as experimental emissions. There will be celluloid & there will be snacks (both edible and filmic).

    Filmmakers include:

    Chloe Chau, Kate Dillon, Kayla Gaultney, Ty Gausman, Dorothy Holdt, Hailey Delia Jose, Marina Montalvo, Anya Osundwa, Leah Ruthven, Sophia Strouzas, Logan Swartz, Any Perez, Shak Craviotto-Velasco, Diego Davidson-Gomez, Lily Driscoll, Kade Duncan, Sam Engle, Janelle Frazier, Micah Hart, Rory Johnston, Aidan Leggatt, Rainie Stevens, Ines Ventura.

     

  • OpenScreening

    ATA’s free community film/video show welcomes short format work or (15 min or less) from all genres. An open forum for independent filmmakers to show their work, we hold screenings the first Thursday of the month at 8:00 pm. Entries must be received by 7:00 pm on show night.

    Submissions: To submit a digital file, email openscreening@atasite.org. For physical media, label all tapes with name, contact info, title, and length, and mail to: Open Screening, 992 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94110. 1–2 weeks advance submissions recommended. If not, just walk in before the show.
    Maximum length: 15 min.
    Formats: Digital file (PC or Mac), DVD, miniDV/DV-cam, VHS, beta, 8 mm, and 16 mm. For 8 mm and 16 mm films give us advance notice.

    Doors at 7:30 pm, show at 8:00 pm, FREE