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After scooping the Oscars for Anora, Sean Baker brings his filmmaking tips to Sydney's Vivid Festival

After scooping the Oscars for Anora, Sean Baker brings his filmmaking tips to Sydney's Vivid Festival
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Filmmaker Sean Baker, known for his Oscar-winning film Anora, is sharing his filmmaking journey and advice at Sydney's Vivid Festival. He discusses his transition from mainstream Hollywood influences to independent cinema.

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Baker's success represents a significant moment for independent cinema, highlighting the creative path from low-budget beginnings to major Academy Award recognition.

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Sean Baker used leftover bits of film to shoot his debut feature, and tells aspiring filmmakers they will find a way if the creative will is there. ( Supplied )

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