Working with Plants in the Time of Covid 2020
`Green’ Developing Process for 3378 film
Saugeen First Nations Takes On Film
Saugeen First Nations Workshop 2018
Film Farm On the Road at Aberystwyth University, Wales 2019
Film Farm on the Road, Analogue Farm, Rochdale UK 2019
Under the Strawberry Sun, Workshop by Organic Film Workshop at Silent Green by Dagie Brundhert & Philip Hoffman, Berlin 2019
Film Farm On the Road at S8 Mostra de Cinema Periférico 2018
`GREEN’ Processing with Coffee & Flowers
Cine en Preceso, Internacional de Cine y Television, at San Antonio de Los Banos in Cuba 2010-2018
Lessons in Process in Berlinale 2012
Process Cinema University of Calgary 2018
Video by Jenn Norton
Waterloo Born Filmmaker Receives The Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts (Jeff Hicks, K-W Record)
York University Prof Receives Governor General Award
Philip Hoffman is one of the most influential experimental film artists working in Canada today. He has created a remarkable and sustained body of media art over nearly four decades in that has had an immense impact on several generations of Canadian experimental filmmakers and digital moving image artists.
His enduring impact is seen in the development of personal filmmaking, techniques of hand-processing and artisanal production, and the method of process cinema. His work combines sensitively observational documentary aesthetics, attentive to small gestures and humanist themes, with innovative forms of cinematic experimentation. Hoffman’s inquiry is tied to a deep sense of social responsibility and a profound commitment to pedagogy and to community.
– Michael Zryd, Associate Professor, Department of Cinema & Media Arts, York University