Charlotte Cook

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Alias:
Шарлот Кук

Birthplace:
London, UK

Charlotte Cook is a curator, writer and producer. Prior to Field of Vision, she was the Director of Programming at Hot Docs, North America’s largest documentary festival. In London, Charlotte was the Head of Film Programming at The Frontline Club. She has also worked with BBC Storyville, the Channel 4 BritDoc Foundation’s Puma Creative Catalyst Fund and the Edinburgh International Film Festival, where she curated the strand Conflict | Reportage. In addition to her work at Field of Vision, Charlotte is currently a programmer at CPH:DOX.

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Co-Producer:
2021  Memoria

Executive Producer:
2016  Concerned Student 1950
2016  Like
2016  Project X
2016  Speaking Is Difficult
2016  The Journey
2017  A Night at the Garden
2017  American Carnage
2017  Conditioned Response
2017  Duterte's Hell
2017  Gavin Grimm vs.
2017  Graven Image
2017  National Disintegrations
2017  Our New President
2017  Personal Truth
2017  Picket Line
2017  The Moderators
2017  Trump's Lobby
2018  Adversary
2018  Crime + Punishment
2018  Crooked Lines
2018  Dancing with Le Pen
2018  Discreet Airlift
2018  Hale County This Morning, This Evening
2018  In the Absence
2018  Nuuca
2018  The Earth is Humming
2019  Cablestreet
2019  Days of Black and Yellow
2019  Easter Snap
2019  Ghosts of Sugar Land
2019  Libre
2019  Scenes from a Dry City
2019  Shooting the Mafia
2019  The Hour of Lynching
2019  The Trial
2019  XY Chelsea
2020  Disclosure
2020  Elevator Pitch
2020  Landfall
2020  MLK/FBI
2020  The Rifleman
2020  This is an Address
2020  Utuqaq
2021  Memoria
2021  Open Shutters
2021  Red Taxi
2021  The Facility
2021  We Were There to Be There
2022  Nothing Compares
2022  Relative
2022  Riotsville, USA
2022  We Met in Virtual Reality
2023  How to Have an American Baby
2023  Madulu, the Seaman
2023  Users
2024  Everybody's Watching
2024  Milisuthando
2024  The End

Producer:
2016  Concerned Student 1950
2016  Like
2016  Project X
2016  Speaking Is Difficult
2016  The Journey
2016  The Vote
2017  A Night at the Garden
2017  American Carnage
2017  Balloonfest
2017  Clowns
2017  Conditioned Response
2017  Duterte's Hell
2017  Gavin Grimm vs.
2017  Graven Image
2017  National Disintegrations
2017  Our New President
2017  Personal Truth
2017  Picket Line
2017  The Moderators
2017  Trump's Lobby
2018  Adversary
2018  Crime + Punishment
2018  Crooked Lines
2018  Dancing with Le Pen
2018  Discreet Airlift
2018  Hale County This Morning, This Evening
2018  In the Absence
2018  Nuuca
2018  Our New President
2018  The Earth is Humming
2018  The Gospel of Eureka
2019  Cablestreet
2019  Days of Black and Yellow
2019  Easter Snap
2019  Ghosts of Sugar Land
2019  Libre
2019  Scenes from a Dry City
2019  Shooting the Mafia
2019  The Hour of Lynching
2019  The Proposal
2019  The Trial
2019  XY Chelsea
2020  Disclosure
2020  Do Not Split
2020  Elevator Pitch
2020  Landfall
2020  MLK/FBI
2020  The Rifleman
2020  This is an Address
2020  Utuqaq
2021  Memoria
2021  Open Shutters
2021  Red Taxi
2021  The Facility
2021  To Be Reconciled
2021  We Were There to Be There
2022  Nothing Compares
2022  Relative
2022  Riotsville, USA
2022  We Met in Virtual Reality
2023  How to Have an American Baby
2023  Madulu, the Seaman
2023  Users
2024  Everybody's Watching
2024  Milisuthando
2024  The End

Executive Producer:
2023  Burden of Proof

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