Join us on Wednesday October 18th from 6-9 PM at NOVAC for "Moving Between the Art World and the Film World" with Producer Rachel Nederveld

This class will cover how to make the transition from the art world into the film world, some of the key differences between the two, and how to best leverage your art background. Participants will be asked to discuss their career goals with an opportunity to workshop how to best position themselves in the film world.

  • The workshop will cover key differences in areas such as:

  • Creative control

  • Ownership

  • Artist / filmmaker income

  • Financing structures

  • Language

Instructor

Rachel Nederveld

Rachel Nederveld is an independent producer and audio storyteller based in Lafayette, LA. Her films have premiered at Sundance, TIFF, Tribeca, SXSW, and more and have been supported by Sundance Institute, Ford Foundation, SFFILM, Points North, IDFA, Sheffield Doc, Tribeca Film Institute, and many more. She is a Sundance Producing Fellow, IFP Cannes Producing Fellowship, and an advisory board member of the Documentary Producers Alliance. Her most recent feature, THE TUBA THIEVES, premiered at Sundance 2023 and will play on PBS’ Independent Lens in May 2024. She recently created a 24 episode aural history for NPR affiliate KRVS and is in development on an audio series about Nature in South Louisiana. Rachel has a BA in Studio Art and worked in indie music and arts nonprofits before turning to storytelling to push the boundaries on issues most important to her.

Purchase Workshop Here

NOVAC Members receive a discount on all independent filmmaker workshops.