Tuesday on Lake Effect:
Filmmaker Keith McQuirter talks about his documentary, Milwaukee 53206, which tackles the subject of mass incarceration through the lens of the families it affects. Then, noted cinematographer Kirsten Johnson reflects on the power of the camera in her film, Cameraperson. Later, another documentary gives new insights into a Milwaukee native – the late war correspondent Dickey Chappelle and how she went about her work.
Guests:
- Keith McQuirter, filmmaker, Milwaukee 53206: A Community Serves Time
- Kirsten Johnson, filmmaker, Cameraperson
- Maryann Lazarski, director and producer, Behind the Pearl Earrings
- Trapper Schoepp, musician; Caroline Jaecks, filmmaker
Segments:
- 'Milwaukee 53206' and Mass Incarceration: 'This is Not a Unique Story. It's a Quiet Story.'
- 'Cameraperson' Goes Behind the Lens of a Documentary Cinematographer
- 'Behind the Pearl Earrings' Highlights The Life of War Photographer Dickey Chapelle
- Trapper Schoepp's 'Settlin' or Sleepin' Around' Featured in Milwaukee Film Festival