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CitizenShift

"The National Film Board of Canada welcomes you to CitizenShift, a new interactive web site we hope will make the NFB even more accessible to emerging filmmakers, individuals and communities in Canada."
  
    
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"CitizenShift is a web magazine that integrates written, audio and visual media and provides a space where filmmakers and citizens can share knowledge, be entertained and most importantly debate social issues.

CitizenShift is inspired by Challenge for Change, an experimental NFB initiative during the 1960s that encouraged communities to take part in the process of documentary filmmaking. Forty years later, CitizenShift offers a unique online platform that gives users a forum to talk about social issues and encourage social change."

URL http://citizen.nfb.ca/onf/info
Creator(s) National Film Board of Canada
Source Location Canada
Language Bilingual
Copyright Holder National Film Board of Canada


 

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