I’m going to talk about my personal journey. As someone who comes from a
working-class background, who didn’t go to school but who, with the
help of a group of friends with whom I’ve worked for nearly twenty
years, found a way to make the films I dreamed of
making. From self-produced to professionally produced short films, and finally, the making of a first feature, we’ll discuss how it’s possible to make queer projects in a world and a film market that isn’t designed for diversity. (Alexis Langlois)
I’m going to talk about my personal journey. As someone who comes from a
working-class background, who didn’t go to school but who, with the
help of a group of friends with whom I’ve worked for nearly twenty
years, found a way to make the films I dreamed of
making. From self-produced to professionally produced short films, and finally, the making of a first feature, we’ll discuss how it’s possible to make queer projects in a world and a film market that isn’t designed for diversity. (Alexis Langlois)
