Paper short abstract:

As a filmmaker that found anthropology later on her way,I would like to question the opposite:What insights are provided to my films by the contact with anthropology?How can filmmakers do to work collaboratively with anthropology?What are the consequences of an academic dissemination of our films?

Paper long abstract:

Based in my own professional path, as a filmmaker that found anthropology later on her way, I would like to put the questions of the Convernors in the opposite direction:

What kinds of insights are provided to my films by the contact with the methodology and corpus of anthropology? What new ways are there for us -filmmakers- to work collaboratively with anthropology, and with what analytical impact? What are the consequences of a more specific and/or restricted dissemination of our films, into the academic world?

Considering the work I have been doing since 2010, in which ethnography and filmmaking are activities that are developed simultaneously, I would like to discuss different forms of interaction between these two types of writing, using images and words, feelings and theories. The works I will bring to the discussion will be: O fisherman my old man- film and Master Thesis in Anthropology, 2012-, My world was another- film and PHD Thesis in Anthropology, Work in progress- and Staying at a Petrol Station*- film, Post Doctoral Thesis?, future project.

*based in the text by the researcher Daniel Normark Tending to Mobility: Intensities of Staying at the Petrol Station.