Category Archives: film

Timothy Dyk: On the Land of the Free and the Slaves (2.0)

Posted on April 26, 2010 by andrewkooman

A number of weeks ago I published a conversation I had with visual artist, filmmaker, and photographer Timothy Dyk, a friend of mine who is currently up to his elbows in paint, creating a series of art pieces he will … Continue reading →

Posted in andrew kooman, film, interviews | Tagged documentary, ellensburg, exhibition, human trafficking, National Worth, photogenx, Sex and Money, tim, Timothy Dyk | 1 Comment

Sex + Money: Webisode 4

Posted on April 24, 2010 by andrewkooman

The Sex + Money: A National Search for Human Worth documentary crew hit up Vancouver, Washington with the Defenders, picketing at a truck stop to raise awareness about the reality of child trafficking.

Posted in film, justice | Tagged children, Defenders, Morgan Perry, photogenx, Scott Martin, Sex and Money, Timothy Dyk, trafficking, truck stops | Leave a comment

Sex + Money: Webisode 3

Posted on April 16, 2010 by andrewkooman

My friends from photogenX, who are making the film Sex+Money: A National Search for Human Worth stop in at the NYC Porn Exhibition and talk to industry insiders about their view of sex and money.

Posted in film, justice | Tagged documentary, Jonathan Walton, national search for human worth, NYC, porn exhibition, Sex and Money, street poet | Leave a comment

Remembering Names: I

Posted on April 14, 2010 by andrewkooman

In 2006 Andrew traveled with a crew of six independent filmmakers to shoot the film E for Everyone: The Mouse and the Elephant. The following is an excerpt and a behind the scene look of Andrew’s experience on set. Previous … Continue reading →