Correspondence & Shipping Address
5 - 1726 Commercial Drive, Vancouver, BC V5N 4A3

Staff
Festival Director  Kristine Anderson  doxa@axion.net
Program Assistant / Print Traffic  Lee Johnston    programming@doxafestival.ca
Graphic Design  Terra Poirier @ lineargirl media
Website Design + Maintenance  Terra Poirier
Sponsor / Partner Coordinator  Rachel Rocco rachelrocco@telus.net
Advertising Sales Coordinator  Lauren Weisler   lbweisler@yahoo.com
Media Contact Marnie Wilson 604.685.5575 marnie@publicityplus.ca

Film source information, click here.

Board of Directors
Dale Aucoin, Jill Baird (chair), Julia Caslin, Glace Lawrence, Moshe Mastai, Jan O’Brien (treasurer), Gloria Wong

Programming Committee
Kristine Anderson, Jill Baird, Kara Johnston, Lee Johnston, Donna Lee, Gareth Madoc-Jones, Gloria Wong (chair), Patti Zettel

Program Advisory Committee
Arlene Ami, Colin Browne, Ann Marie Fleming, Cari Green, Colin Low, Alex MacKenzie, Aerlyn Weissman

Finance Committee
Jan O’Brien (chair), Glace Lawrence

Fundraising Committee
Dale Aucoin, Julia Caslin, Moshe Mastai, Rachel Rocco (chair)

Guest Curators (2004)
Arlene Ami, Ann Marie Fleming, Alex MacKenzie, Geoff McMurchy - Society for Disability Arts and Culture

about doxa

DOXA is presented by the Documentary Media Society, a Vancouver based non-profit society (incorporated in 1998) composed of film and video makers, curators, and cultural workers devoted to presenting independent and innovative documentaries to Vancouver audiences. The society exists to broaden the audience for documentary film and video, and to broaden the definitions of documentary.

Mission Statement
The Documentary Media Society exists to foster community dialogue and critical discussion about world issues, shared experiences and cultural diversity, while exploring unique visions and innovations within the documentary form.

Goals

• To present documentary films and videos to a broad audience through DOXA, a curated and juried festival, and on-going public screenings.
• To foster community education through documentary media screenings, panels and workshops.
• To present programming that provides a forum for the critical discussion and debate of both the form and the content of documentary.
• To work in collaboration with a cross-section of people and cultural and community organisations.
• To heighten awareness about perspectives not commonly given a voice by the mainstream media.

Values
The Documentary Media Society values: diversity, community, respect, collaboration, innovation and creativity.