Especially when dealing with such delicate topics, it is of utmost importance that characters can relax in front of the camera and that they develop enough trust in you to let their guard down.
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Particularly with adolescent footballers it can be difficult to get them to forget they are on film but this is something that is really helped by shooting over a long period. Ideally we need to be immersed in their day-to-day lives such that they simply accept our presence, if not forget we are there entirely. I think that filming in high-pressure situations such as behind the scenes with the South Africa U team at the World Cup and making sure that we were ever-present but not a distraction is very challenging, but in the end this produces some of the most compelling footage. We hope to gain support and funding for organizations fighting against trafficking such as Foot Solidaire which is run by one of our characters Jean Claude Mbvoumin , and SASI in South Africa and to drive debate and public opinion to force the hands of governments and worldwide governing bodies to invest in directly combating this problem, rather than simply paying lip service.
So far we have seen some encouraging results: Foot Solidaire recently was awarded funds as a direct result of Soka Afrika, and SASI was funded by a UK screening to hold a youth tournament over Christmas in Soweto aimed at educating young aspiring footballers. But much more help is needed! We hope that we can use football as the powerful tool that it is, not just to entertain but to be a real force to engender social change.
The photographs in this exhibition are based on this book project but also include a selection of new and unpublished images alongside. I was commissioned by Puma to travel around the continent and document the cultural diversity of soccer and soccer fans. The interest grew. There was a big exhibition at the Germany World Cup and it turned into a book.
It started as a commission that grew into a personal interest.
The pictures go beyond the sport itself. I wanted to document how soccer was celebrated on the continent. I wanted to show a different kind of soccer spirit. My soccer pictures are really about the fan. I wanted to capture them. I really tried to focus on the passion and the people.
But it works the other way, too. I did a documentary about the African Game. If I do make a soccer film, it would venture more into that rather than the game itself, because the game has been covered in a number of ways. What is the African Game and what looks different?
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That interests me. The joy. The dance. To bring all those cultural elements into it fascinates me. I really love the World Cup because of what it does, how it brings people and countries together. I like the national teams more than the club teams. The World Cup is completely different than club soccer. They are playing for pride. THE AFRICAN GAME MARCH 4 — 14 OPENING RECEPTION : Wednesday, March 4, PM. The exhibition is free and open to the public. Presented in partnership with The Art Gallery at NYUAD.
FULL FESTIVAL LINE UP. People have used the word devised theatre to explain our process. I suspect that this is just a term that is a catch all for making work without a script and in many different creative ways that get different results. Meaning this is the way that we do it — not the way that it is done- its just what works for us.
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There has to be a lot of granted trust in the room. My grandfather told me that I have chosen a life where I will never be able to put my feet up and say that I am comfortable- that I will always live in a place of discomfort of not knowing. That is called being creative. If there is a clear template for what we are doing or we know how it will turn out then we are doing something that is familiar and that we have done before- and we are not creating.
So for example with Snow White and the Seven Dwarves- we were pretty sure that the image of all of the dwarves rolling her offstage was powerful on a few different levels of storytelling but what comes before and after is left to be discovered…. Why use puppets when there are perfectly good actors sitting around in need of work? This is a question we get asked often. An actor is always going to be an actor.
No matter how good they are at crying on cue or twisting their bodies up into comical shapes, at the end of the day they will always be people, perfectly nice people probably, that will go home, kiss their children on the forehead, have a beer and go to sleep. The thing about a puppet that distinguishes it from an actor is that is has no history, no background and arguably, no inherent personality and no ego to get in the way.
The puppet can only exist with the investment of the viewer, a perfect way in. A video posted by NYUAD Arts Center nyuadartscenter on Feb 27, at am PST. PHANTOM LIMB COMPANY.
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In their short career, Phantom Limb has produced The Fortune Teller, Dear Mme. Agitador Cultural. Arts Monger. Bragin joined the NYUAD community in December He claims that the first part of his title — the executive before artistic director — is what adds structure to his curating, requiring him to build staff and create programs. As a kid, growing up in Long Island, New York, Bragin used to have friends over and pull out the records he thought they needed to listen to. Often, before the first record even ended, he would already be taking out a second.
He grew up playing the trumpet and considers music a big part of his upbringing. A Haverford College graduate, Bragin majored in sociology out of curiosity, but his focus remained more on popular culture. Bragin recently started to realize how much his sociology background has affected his career path. After graduating, he worked for four years at a music company that produced mostly corporate-sponsored music festivals. He then transitioned to work for Central Park Summerstage, a free multidisciplinary festival, along with other mission-driven organizations.
Bragin considers being at NYUAD as an opportunity to work internationally. To be at a place like Abu Dhabi means living in an incredible crossroads between north and south, east and west. As an event planner, he is also excited for the diversity of facilities and venues at NYUAD. The lobby at the Arts Center stood out to him as great common ground for those going to events to meet and exchange ideas.
Bragin plans to give back to the community at large by planning events outside of campus in cooperation with visiting artists. As for more immediate plans, Bragin aims to organize about ten productions per semester — roughly three events per month. Each of those productions may bring with it related activities over the course of the week, both within the university and the local community.
SEE ORIGINAL ARTICLE HERE. The brainchild of Alexis Gambis, a visiting professor of biology and film at New York University Abu Dhabi, the festival focused on themes Gambis and his team felt were relevant to the region, such as water security and the interface between nature and technology. His idea for the festival came about eight years ago in a university dorm in New York, and since then it has become notable on the arts calendar.
This event took a year of preparation by an international team of programmers, curators and communicators who collated four feature films, 84 short films, and organised panel discussions and an accompanying art exhibition. With water insecurity one of the hottest topics in the Middle East, the festival fittingly opened with the stunning Watermark film, which explores human relationship to water from a source of life to a source of worship.
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It was followed by a panel discussion that brought together marine biologists and artists to discuss climate change, sustainability and coral reefs conservation. The most important element to any science filmmaking pursuit is to create a strong narrative where one never feels lectured and free of any political or social agenda. While there is a growing science community in the Middle East, science communication to the public is still nascent and not widespread.
Gambis hopes the festival can inspire others to start looking at film as a medium to communicate science to a wider audience. So it needs to be handled with care and be accompanied with discussions. He said that film could be a medium for scientists to communicate about their work directly with a mainstream audience, rather than going through a science journalist or communicator.
There is no better way to get your dose of science than from the source itself.