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In ‘Acclimations: Speculations on Making Documentary in the Climate Emergency’ Kim Munro expands on ideas about environmental filmmaking through discussing her practice as an ecology which includes film production, community workshops and teaching. Munro discusses filming on Country with Aboriginal elder and writer, Bruce Pascoe, mobile filmmaking workshops in the Solomon Islands and teaching an environmental filmmaking course during the COVID-19 lockdown. Through these seemingly disparate practices, the author makes a claim for a documentary practice that weaves together multiple modes in what constitutes the documentary project. This is particularly pertinent in light of the climate emergency and the kinds of multivalent strategies that need to be employed. Rather than positioning the filmmaker as author and expert, her practice is grounded in an ecosystem of relationships.
Keywords: climate change ; ecology ; ecosystem ; environmen ; ethnography ; filmmaking ; mobile filmmaking ; participatory ; pedagogy ; precarity
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