In this episode of The Grateful Web, Dr. Jo Clements interviews filmmaker Jeremiah Quinn, who shares insights into his diverse body of work, including documentaries that focus on social justice and forgotten narratives. They discuss the importance of sound design in filmmaking, the impact of his films like 'Oluwale' and 'Incognito', and the emotional connections that storytelling can create. Quinn also highlights his experiences working with charities and his upcoming projects, including a film about artist Heather Alderson. Quinn is a multi-skilled, multiple award-winning filmmaker, videographer and screenwriter. He is close to completing his first feature documentary about an undisclosed subject which he has filmed in nine countries on three continents over the last three years.
His work spans documentary and narrative, short and long-form, much of it rooted in social justice. His films have helped raise significant funds for organisations, transformed institutions, and in some cases, changed the course of people’s careers. They also pack a serious emotional punch.
Links to Quinns work and the artists mentioned in this episode @jeremiahq_quinn1 https://www.youtube.com/@jeremiahq/videos HeatherAlderson @heathera077 and David Gledhill @davidgledhillartist
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