2011 | Filmmaking Workshops | Films
CINE BOAT FILMS
Polyglot: on they way to Turku.
6 great documentaries are the result of the amazing adventures of our sailors from Cine-Boat, a filmmaking workshop that was part of the Polyglot: on the way to Turku project, organised by NISI MASA with the support of the Turku 2011 European Cultural Capital and the European Cultural Foundation.
The list of films:
- Five lives by silence by Begüm Güleç, Nick Shaw, Miklós Ambrózy
- Destination North by Gautier Dulion, Albina Griniute, Melissa Suárez del Real
- Utöpia by Sam Batink, Laure Franquès, Silvio Ivicic
- Duty by Severine Beaudot, George Groshkov, Linda Dombrovszky
- Pikku Kalle? by Anna Dimitrieva, Daniel Szöllősi, Alastair Cole
- Drifting Home by Judit Káje, Kyrylo Naumko, Nicolas Servide
You can also read the book here!
POLYGLOT: On the way to Turku - Cine-Boat Book
2011 | 2012 | Books | Filmmaking Workshops | NISI MASA News
The Cine-Boat book is ready!
Read the amazing adventures of our sailors from Cine-Boat, a filmmaking workshop that was part of the Polyglot: on the way to Turku project, organised by NISI MASA with the support of the Turku 2011 European Cultural Capital and the European Cultural Foundation.
The book includes the anecdotes of each of the islands of the archipielago of Turku (Finland) and the description of the 6 short documentary films that the crews produced during the crossing.
You can read it here!
Archives | 2011 | Film Journalism Workshops | Nisimazine
Nisimazine started a new film journalism workshop in Tallinn! During the November 26th to December 1st 12 lucky participants had a chance to cover PÖFF – Black Nights Film Festival in Tallinn (Estonia).
Archives | 2011 | Film Journalism Workshops
Nisimazine covered the One World / Jeden Svet Documentary Film Festival in Bratislava, from 28th November to 5th December in Bratislava, Slovakia!
7 aspiring young film critics, 2 video bloggers, and 1 photographer - between the ages of 18 and 35 - were selected to join our international editorial team. Participants were from the following countries: France, Germany, Slovakia.
Nisimazine was at the 2011 Venice Film Festival to make a special edition of coverage on the Orizzonti ("New Horizons") selection!
Click on the cover to read the e-book:
- Reviews: Hail (Australia), The Invader (Belgium), Sal (USA), Whore's Glory (Austria), Carolyn Parker: the Good the Mad and the Beautiful (USA), Swan (Portugal)
- Interviews: Mauro Andrizzi & Marcus Lindeen (Argentina, Sweden), Yves Caumon (France), Ben Rivers (UK), Pietro Marcello (Italy), Tusi Tamasese (Samoa), Marina de Van (France)
Archives | 2011 | Film Journalism Workshops | NISI MASA News
The 2nd edition of the Nisimazine Abu Dhabi film journalism workshop took place from 13th - 22nd October 2011!
After a very successful first edition last year, we selected 9 young aspiring journalists to attend the Abu Dhabi Film Festival and form an editorial team to create daily issues of Nisimazine Abu Dhabi. They were:
Giovanni Vimercati - Italy
Mohamed Beshir - Egypt
Fuad Hindieh - Palestine
Ziad Abdul Samad - UAE
Janka Barkóczi - Hungary
Ali Shujaa Al Afeefi - UAE
Miguel Fernández Flores - Spain
Filippo Zambon - Italy
Sara Ishaq - Yemen
Archives | 2011 | Filmmaking Workshops | Special Events
DO YOU SPEAK VIDEO?
Visit the official Polyglot website
www.polyglot-turku.eu
We asked young Europeans to submit their short works about multilingualism to win a place aboard the Cine-Boat, an itinerant filmmaking event travelling across the beautiful archipelago of Turku, Finland.
Our 18 winners attended the Cine-Boat workshop from 3rd - 17th June 2011, during which they travelled by boat, visiting the islands and shooting films about the local forms of multilingualism. The region is home to many Swedish-speaking communities, which have their own distinct cultural identity.
New Media Seminar, Pristina (Kosovo)
Archives | 2011 | Seminars & Conferences
From the 3rd to the 7th of May 2011, NISI MASA representatives from across the network gathered in Pristina, Kosovo, to take part in a seminar on the topic of "Tackling New Media issues".
The seminar focused on the exchange of knowledge, ideas and experience with regards to promoting youth audiovisual initiatives and organisations using New Media tools (websites, online social networks, blogs, viral videos, electronic press kits, etc).
Activities included plenary discussions, presentations, workshops and case studies and were supported by guest speakers from the communication/media field. The aim was that organisations were able to develop new strategies for the future.
Special guest speakers attended from the Kosovo 2.0 online magazine, Dokufest and the European Documentary Network
NISI MASA General Assembly 2011
Archives | 2011 | NISI MASA News | Special Events
Members representing the entire NISI MASA network were present at the Early Melons International Student Film Festival in Bratislava (Slovakia) from the 18th - 20th March, for the occasion of our annual General Assembly.
Early Melons shows a diverse selection of Slovak and foreign student films. One of its basic aims is to enrich the offer of audiovisual cultural events in Slovakia and get Slovak audiences closer to the phenomenon of student cinematography. The Early Melons project aims to encourage cultural exchange and partnership between different countries and schools.
