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Workshops and Teaching |
| KENN RABIN has taught classes and
workshops in writing and filmmaking across the country, specializing in
workshops for film- and video-makers interested in using pre-existing
archival film, video, still photographs, and artwork in their work, and
audiovisual archivists interested in issues of rights, licensing, and
cataloguing.
He also teaches interdisciplinary classes in media and media literacy at the prestigious Hutchins School for the Humanities at Sonoma State University (University of CA), and guest lectures in the Film and Communications Departments at many universities in the San Francisco Bay Area, including UC Berkeley, San Francisco State University, and Stanford University. He has taught or lectured at the Film Arts Foundation, the Smithsonian Institution, the Miami Film Festival, New York Women in Film, the Maine Film & Television Workshops, the Boston Film/Video Foundation, Northeastern University, and many other venues. Kenn is available to teach workshops, lead discussion groups, or consult privately with your producers, staff archivists, students, or other personnel on matters concerning a wide variety of topics, including: |
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Contact Kenn for information about having him teach a workshop or seminar for you!
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