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Tax-deductible donation to the Center for Independent Documentary (See Memory) — recommended $50–$100 per class


UPCOMING WEBINAR

Feel-good TV, smart craft: the making of Nobody Wants This — recording included
Monday, Dec 8, 4:30–6:00 PM ET · Live on Zoom

What you’ll get:

  • How the show engineers comfort without corniness (tone, pacing, banter).

  • Casting & chemistry decisions that make the humor land.

  • Real-world LA locations and production design that feel lived-in.

  • 5 quick behind-the-scenes facts you probably don’t know.

No homework needed. I’ll bring the clips. Recording included if you can’t make it live.

Why this session?
It’s the rare rom-com series that balances heart, faith/family dynamics, and sharp comedy. We’ll break down the choices that make it rewatchable—and what filmmakers can steal.


DONATE TO WATCH WEBINARS FROM OUR ARCHIVE:

Cinematography & Storytelling: Dirty Dancing · Past Lives · Maestro · In the Mood for Love · Anatomy of a Fall · Oppenheimer (Parts I & II) · Barbie · The Power of the Dog · La La Land · Tár · Nora Ephron Part 1 (When Harry Met Sally) · Nora Ephron Part 2 (Silkwood, Heartburn, Sleepless in Seattle) · Scorsese: Raging Bull · Scorsese: The Age of Innocence · Tootsie · White Tiger · King Richard · CODA · Boyhood · Temple Grandin

Memory Films & Series: Ordinary People · Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind · Never Look Away · In Treatment · The English Patient · Life of Pi · Schindler’s List · Inside Out · Stories We Tell

Where Film and Painting Meet: Light It Like Rembrandt (overview: Goya, Bacon, Botticelli, Rembrandt) · Bridgerton (Velázquez, Van Dyck, and more) · Caravaggio’s Calling of Saint Matthew & Rousseau’s Snake Charmer in Apocalypse Now · Scorsese & Caravaggio · Spielberg & Norman Rockwell · Frida Kahlo in Julie Taymor’s Frida · Gerhard Richter in Never Look Away · Hidden in Plain Sight (Bacon, Goya, Turner, others)

The Artistry Behind Limited Series: The Residence · Ripley · Curb Your Enthusiasm · Extraordinary Attorney Woo · The Bureau · Bridgerton · Succession · The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel · The Gilded Age · The Queen’s Gambit · Unorthodox · The Crown · My Brilliant Friend · Normal People · The Bear · Dickinson · Call My Agent! · Schitt’s Creek · Queen Charlotte

Magical Realism: Amélie · Life of Pi · Forrest Gump

On Sculpture: Rodin: Father of Modern Sculpture · Camille Claudel: “Please Tell Them What Happened to Me”

On Photography: Annie Leibovitz · Richard Avedon · Robert Farber

Jewish Themes in Film & TV: A Real Pain · The Making of Schindler’s List · The Ripple Effects of Schindler’s List · Golda · The Spy · The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel · The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem · Fleishman Is in Trouble

Non-Fiction / Documentary: In Restless Dreams · Mountain Queen · The Last Movie Stars · The Rescue · The Painter and the Thief · Searching for Sugar Man · Three Identical Strangers · My Octopus Teacher · Navalny · Free Solo · All That Breathes · Fantastic Fungi


Recordings & inquiries: Looking for a past session? Email onartprojects@gmail.com and include the title(s) you want; recordings are available by donation.

Ready to join the next session? Email Us Register (Pay-What-You-Wish)

  • Why does the Register/Pay button take me to CID?
    CID (Center for Independent Documentary) is our nonprofit fiscal sponsor. They process registrations/donations for these webinars, and every dollar goes to the making of Viviane’s films. You’ll still receive the Zoom link and the recording after you register.