Tim Asch

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Tim Asch was an American anthropologist and ethnographic filmmaker best known for his influential documentary films on indigenous cultures, particularly among the Yanomami people.

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instanceOf anthropologist
ethnographic filmmaker
person
collaboratedWith John Marshall
Napoleon Chagnon
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Columbia University
fieldOfWork ethnographic film
visual anthropology
genre documentary film
ethnographic film
hasWorkInCollection Human Studies Film Archives
Smithsonian Institution
USC Visual Anthropology Archive
influenced development of visual anthropology
use of film in anthropological teaching
knownFor documentary films on indigenous cultures
films about the Yanomami people
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement visual anthropology
notableWork A Man Called Bee: Studying the Yanomamö
The Ax Fight
The Feast
Yanomamö series
occupation anthropologist
filmmaker
placeOfFieldwork Brazil
Venezuela
positionHeld director of the Center for Visual Anthropology at USC
studied Yanomami people
linked to: Yanomami

indigenous cultures of South America
taughtAt USC Center for Visual Anthropology
University of Southern California

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