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One Pint at a Time

Fogartyville in Sarasota Kicks Off Its Series of South Arts Independent Documentaries, Filmmakers with “One Pint at a Time”

| Suncoast Post Staff |

Fogartyville Community Media and Arts Center once again is a screening partner of South Arts’ Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers, which connects documentarians with communities throughout the South for screenings and conversations around stories, important topics, and the art of filmmaking. The first documentary, “One Pint at a Time,” takes place Tuesday, Sept. 19 at 7 p.m. and profiles how Black brewers and influencers are shifting the historical perception of who makes and drinks beer.

The evening will include a pre-screening beer tasting with Tampa’s Bastet Brewing and a talkback with Aaron Hosé (writer / director / producer) and Brigitte Hosé (executive producer).

Register for the free screening here.

One Pint at a Time

About the “One Pint at a Time” filmmakers:

Aaron Hosé has more than 20 years in the film, television and video industry. Born in the United States and raised on Aruba, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies and Master of Fine Arts in Feature Film Production from the University of Central Florida. His work has been featured at hundreds of film festivals worldwide and has been distributed on digital platforms such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, Vimeo on Demand, and Tubi. Aaron has received multiple awards and honors, including six regional EMMY Awards and 16 nominations.

Brigitte Hosé is a graduate of the Hanze University in the Netherlands, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and International Management. Over the last 10 years she has developed a career in filmmaking alongside her husband and collaborator Aaron Hosé. Through their production company 2Hands20Fingers, she has produced a number of films, including the Emmy-winning sports documentary “The Sons of Mapes” and a series of beer-themed documentaries such as the shorts “A Fresh Perspective” (2019), “The Brewchurch” (2020), and the feature “One Pint at a Time” (2021). In 2022, Brigitte was nominated for a regional Emmy Award for producing the short “Joining Black Is Beautiful – Green Bench.”

At least three more films will be screened at Fogartyville as part of the 2023-24 series, with more to be announced soon:

Fogartyville Community Media and Arts Center is located at 525 Kumquat Court. Attendees should enter the space from the alleyway.

For more information and to register for the free screenings, visit HERE or call 941-894-6469.

Photos from Fogartyville

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