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Julia Kathrin Lehmann





Born in the Netherlands and raised in Germany, Julia Kathrin Lehmann has always had a keen interest in discovering the world. Having traveled extensively, she is currently based in Montreal and Toronto, Canada, two cities that have managed to charm her adventurous spirit. She holds a BA in Communication Studies from Concordia University, where she received the honours of Concordia Scholar, the Marc Gervais Prize in Communication Studies, as well as the Vincent, Olga and Denis Nicolas-Diniacopoulos Scholarship. Currently, she is an MFA candidate at York University in Toronto, Canada. Julia Kathrin Lehmann is a documentary filmmaker and experienced photographer who brings her photographic sensitivity to the moving image. She is interested in socially engaged documentary filmmaking and uses documentary filmmaking as a narrative and explorative tool for investigative storytelling. More specifically, she investigates why and how societal change is provoked and eventually actualized or denied. Under which circumstances is progress pursued and able to flourish? Currently, she is exploring the visual potentials of a feminist approach to drone cinematography together with the affectivity of telepresence.   

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MFA candidate in Film at York University, Toronto 

julia999@yorku.ca

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