Film teaching

I am about to start my ninth year as Head of Studies at Esodoc – the EU Media workshop for documentary film makers interested in Human Rights. We have expanded internationally into India and Africa.

In the past few years I have presented my own workshops on filmmaking and human rights in Ljubljana, Prague, La Rochelle and Edinburgh.

For more see Film Teaching…

Thank you for looking me up. These days I divide my work time between writing history books and articles, lecturing about them on cruise ships and elsewhere, and then something quite different – I am Head of Studies at a European Media Training School called Esodoc that encourages and enables documentary filmmakers to work in the areas of human rights and environmental protection. If you interested in how this split professional life evolved, please go to ‘About‘.

The aim of my website is to encourage you to buy, even commission, my books and to show you from my articles the variety of my historical interests. You may also be interested in my experience as a lecturer.

As for my film teaching, I want to show you what EsoDoc does (after all, British tax payers help pay for it), encourage you to invite me to show you my presentation of human rights filmmaking and, if relevant, even apply for my workshops.