This workshop invites participants to slow down and engage in the acts of filming and being filmed from a place of embodied presence. Through dyadic exchange, we explore how attention moves between self, other, and context, and how this shapes the experience of filming.
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Working in pairs, participants will alternate between the roles of filmmaker (the one who frames) and subject (the one who is seen). Using their own phones or cameras, participants will follow a guided score that explores shifting attention across four distinct stages.
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For ethical and privacy reasons, participants will swap phones during the exercise, so each person retains any footage of themselves. Recording is optional—the primary aim is presence, not product.

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