L'électro au féminin
2015
9 min
Coming soon
Court métrage documentaire à propos de la DJ Rhiannon, une DJ de la scène EDM (Electronic Dance Music) qui connaît un succès important après avoir posé pour Playboy. Le film de Katherine Monk se demande : faut-il exhiber une image hypersexualisée dans ce milieu pour réussir quand on est une femme?
This work deals with mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised.
Details
Court métrage documentaire à propos de la DJ Rhiannon, une DJ de la scène EDM (Electronic Dance Music) qui connaît un succès important après avoir posé pour Playboy. Le film de Katherine Monk se demande : faut-il exhiber une image hypersexualisée dans ce milieu pour réussir quand on est une femme?
This work deals with mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised.
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NoneKatherine MonkShirley VercruysseSelwyn JacobCatherine LutesVictor ProkopowiczLuke CampbellFinalé EditworksSound Kitchen
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directionKatherine Monk
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editingJenn StromLisa Binkley
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original musicLin Gardiner
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sound designLin Gardiner
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original conceptJennifer Roworth
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story editorLynne Stopkewich
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second unit cameraLindsay George
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location soundLisa Kolisnyk
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director of photography - demo shootDavid Baron
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animationJenn Strom
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consultantLynne StopkewichMaren Hancock
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coloristLorne Wright
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sound mixerChris McLaren
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delegate producerTeri Snelgrove
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production coordinatorKathleen JaymeKaren Downing
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technical coordinatorWes Machnikowski
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production supervisionKathryn Lynch
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marketingLeslie Stafford
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administrationJennifer RoworthJanine Steele
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executive producerShirley VercruysseTracey Friesen
Education
Ages 17 to 18
Family Studies/Home Economics - Feminism
Health/Personal Development - Body Image
Health/Personal Development - Identity
Health/Personal Development - Sexuality
Media Education - Popular Culture
Warnings: Language, nudity, images and discussion of sexuality.
For mature audiences. This short film shares the story of DJ Rhiannon Rozier, who works in the male-dominated music industry. Ideal for beginning discussions on female sexuality in modern media, the view of women in media, and females in male-dominated occupations. Have students consider the sides of themselves that they share with others: What is your public persona, and how does it differ from the you that family and friends know?
