Working primarily in the realm of documentary, Malia Bruker’s films skirt the boundaries of non-fiction, drawing from artists’ moving image, dance film, and other experimental genres. Her films have screened at Athens International Film and Video Festival, Sarasota Film Festival, Philadelphia Film Festival, Antimatter Video Art, and Chicago Underground Film Festival. Her most recent project was commissioned by FSU's Center for the Advancement of Human Rights and explores with themes of trauma and healing through 360-degree technology and dance.
Education
- BA 2005; Florida State University, Communication
- MFA 2013; Temple University, Film & Media Arts
Research Interests
Documentary History, Theory & Practice; Documentary/Fiction Hybridity; Experimental Filmmaking; Documentary Ethics; Diversity and Inclusion in Media Education; Documentary Editing; Documentary Cinematography; Social Change; Alternative Media; 360-degree Filmmaking
Teaching Interests
Film and Video Production; Documentary Production, History & Theory; Post-Production; Media Literacy; 360-degree Technology