Daniel Clarkson Fisher is a Toronto-based writer and educator whose most recent work is the Chinese Jamaican Oral History Project (CJOHP.org), a digital storytelling initiative inspired by his partner Stephanie Lyn and her family. He holds a Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media from Ryerson University, and is currently a contract lecturer in that program.WorldCat: @danielclarksonfisher
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Tag Archives: Anna Deavere Smith
Notes on Notes from the Field (2019) by Anna Deavere Smith
I started blogging about oral history as a mode within the documentary arts not just to “teach” about this kind of work, but also to educate myself; though I’m already actively working in this mode, there’s still a lot that … Continue reading
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Tagged Anchor Books, Anna Deavere Smith, documentary theatre, Eve Ensler, Fires in the Mirror, Hal Holbrook, HBO, Jade Budowski, John Lewis, Moisés Kaufman, Notes from the Field, On the Road: A Search for American Character, Oral History, Robin Soans, school-to-prison pipeline, Spalding Gray, Talking to Terrorists, Taos Proctor, Tectonic Theater Project, The Anna Deavere Smith Pipeline Project, The Laramie Project, The Vagina Monologues, Twilight: Los Angeles 1992, verbatim theatre, Verne Gay
