Roger Durling’s Pandemic Film Diary, and Inside SBIFF’s Summer Camp

'Cinema in Flux: A Year of Connecting Through Film' Plus an SBIFF Summer of Student Filmmaking at Camp Whittier

Roger Durling’s Pandemic Film Diary, and Inside SBIFF’s Summer Camp

With a New Book By Roger Durling and the Return of Film Camp, SBIFF Shows Resiliency in the Era of COVID

Credit (from left to right): Jean Ziesenhenne, Courtesy, Erick Madrid

This week’s cover stories look at two ways in which the Santa Barbara International Film Festival has continued to bring film as education and education in filmmaking to our community. In “Roger Durling’s Pandemic Film Diary,” Charles Donelan talks with Roger Durling about the book of film criticism he wrote during quarantine, one email movie recommendation at a time. In the other feature, “Santa Barbara International Film Festival Summer Camp Provides for Aspiring Young Filmmakers,” Ryan P. Cruz describes a visit with the students who participated in this year’s SBIFF filmmaking education summer program.  


Roger Durling’s Pandemic Film Diary

Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s Executive Director Publishes Cinema in Flux: A Year of Connecting Through Film

By Charles Donelan

Roger Durling and his dog Sophia sit in the Riviera Theatre where they watched and reviewed movies during the quarantine. | Credit: Erick Madrid


Santa Barbara International Film Festival Summer Camp Provides for Aspiring Young Filmmakers

SBIFF Film Camp Teaches Underserved Youth to Write, Shoot, and Edit Like the Pros

By Ryan P. Cruz

Credit: Ryan P. Cruz

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