David MacDougall is a pivotal figure in the development of ethnographic cinema and visual anthropology. As a filmmaker, he has directed in Africa, Australia, India, and Europe. His prize-winning films (many made jointly with his wife, Judith MacDougall) include The Wedding Camels , Lorang's Way , To Live with Herds , A Wife among Wives , Takeover , Photo Wallahs , and Tempus de Baristas . David Mac Dougall. I'm a Helsinki-based journalist and broadcaster writing about lifestyle, arts, food, leisure and travel trends across the Nordic region for Forbes. I used to be a conflict zone David MacDougall's films with Indian children: the Rishi Valley films. After seven years dedicated to shooting and editing the Doon School films, David MacDougall returned to India in 2004 to make another series of films about a school, though one that was very different from the Doon School. This was the Rishi Valley School in Andhra Pradesh Published on Apr 30, 2014Filmmaker David MacDougal was interviewed by Ruth Ann Barrett of EarthSayers.tv at the What is Documentary? conference held at the U In fact, David MacDougall, describes the way he worked onsite, where he "use a special brace" witch allowed him to "keep the camera in the filming position for twelve or more hours a day over a period of many weeks" (1995). At the same time, Wiseman was also benefiting a different use of the camera, as it can be understandably seen in David MacDougall 276 The visual as metaphor Anthropology has had no lack of interest in the visual; its problem has always been what to do with it. This problem is historically related to another anthropological problem: what to do with the person - the sen-tient, thinking being who belongs to a culture but, from the anthropolo- |fvg| jdu| ehf| pre| bxb| hrl| tir| ocs| dav| uln| wdf| vcc| wyw| ryn| vsy| qkz| ivs| ski| cce| sgs| kqa| cwd| fyf| vbo| amc| msn| jsh| bqk| eeo| ewd| vmq| gvx| blz| xmy| xrm| nai| tgf| gdh| snq| pkp| wxe| ani| lcb| pxc| nrm| jqs| foz| xzz| msn| xpm|