Memory Playblack: A Visual Practice in Storytelling

​Eat This Film is a call toward something we haven’t fully had before—a return and a discovery at the same time. It is about encountering images and stories that feel both new and deeply familiar, like food that reminds us of home while introducing us to something we didn’t know we needed.

​Memory is not only something we recall—it is something we carry. We inherit ways of seeing, feeling, and remembering from the generations before us. These memories live in our bodies and in the stories we piece together.

​Memory Playback is our first offering in Eat This Film. It's an invitation to engage with stories that help us mend and reconnect with what has shaped us.

​All levels and industry backgrounds are welcome.

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​Facilitated by Shantre Pinkney

​Shantré Pinkney is a filmmaker, writer and photographer with roots in New York and Atlanta. Her work reflects social relationships and characters coming of age through narrative, portrait and documentary styles. Through her work, Shantre partners with people and groups using storytelling through film, photography, literature, and audio narratives as a force for good.