Joanna Hogg: Filmmaker in Residence

Centre for Film and Screen

University of Cambridge

10-19 May 2016

Events

10 May (Tuesday)

Master Class

10am-12noon, English Faculty, GR05

In a sequence of two master classes, Joanna will discuss her approach to screenwriting and pre-production. She will be talking in particular about her screenplay in progress, which will go into production in June 2016.

NB: This event is restricted to members of the Cambridge academic community who have signed up in advance (by emailing: mmlgrad@hermes.cam.ac.uk)

Screening

Unrelated (2007) + Joanna Hogg in conversation with Kathryn Worth (star of Unrelated)  

6pm, Arts Picturehouse

Reception to follow in Arts Picturehouse bar

12 May (Thursday)

Screening

Archipelago (2010) + Joanna Hogg in Q&A

6pm, Arts Picturehouse

17 May (Tuesday)

Master Class

10am-12noon, English Faculty, GR05

In a sequence of two master classes, Joanna will discuss her approach to screenwriting and pre-production. She will be talking in particular about her screenplay in progress, which will go into production in June 2016.

NB: This event is restricted to members of the Cambridge academic community who have signed up in advance (by emailing: mmlgrad@hermes.cam.ac.uk)

Screening

Exhibition (2013) + Joanna Hogg in Q&A

6pm, Arts Picturehouse

18 May (Wednesday)

Symposium: The Work of Joanna Hogg

2-6pm, Winstanley Lecture Theatre, Trinity College

Speakers: Henry Jiao, François Penz, John David Rhodes, Emma Wilson

Respondent: Catherine Grant

The programme for this event is available here

19 May (Thursday)

Screening

Joanna Hogg: early and experimental works

6pm, Arts Picturehouse

Joanna will give a guided tour of her early career, including a screening of her first film Caprice (1986), which stars a then little-known Tilda Swinton, and several seldom-screened shorts and works made for television.

The poster for this event is available here