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Field of Vision is a filmmaker-driven visual journalism unit that commissions filmmakers and artists with developing and ongoing stories around the globe. Charlotte Cook is one of the co-creators and executive producers of Field of Vision, and also a curator, writer and producer with experience in documentary festivals and events.
Charlotte Cook is a reporter, producer and host for RNZ National, covering topics such as politics, culture, environment and arts. She has won several awards and produced a podcast on hair and identity.
Charlotte Cook is a filmmaker and producer who co-founded Field of Vision, a film organisation that commissions creative documentaries. She also works as a programmer at CPH:DOX and was nominated for an Oscar for Do Not Split.
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Jan 28, 2022 · Charlotte Cook talks about her role in creating and producing innovative and artistic nonfiction films and VR projects that explore global issues. She shares her vision, values and achievements with Field of Vision, a filmmaker-driven organization that supports creative and journalistic storytelling.
Charlotte Cook is known for Do Not Split (2020), Nothing Compares (2022) and Hale County This Morning, This Evening (2018).
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2,443 Followers, 920 Following, 854 Posts - Charlotte Cook (@charlottecook) on Instagram: "Making films as Co-Founder of @fieldofvision. Curating films as Programmer at @cphdox . Based in NY, from the UK"
Charlotte Cook is a curator, writer and producer. Prior to Field of Vision, she was the Director of Programming at Hot Docs, North America’s largest documentary festival. In London, Charlotte was the Head of Film Programming at The Frontline Club.
