Aladine Z.
Paris, France
$500 - $800
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Paris, France
$500 - $800
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Paris, France
$350 - $1000
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Paris, France
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4 reviewsParis, France
$500 - $2000
JUAN DAVID ROMERO is the director of “Unbroken Paradise” and “An Iraqi Belly Dancer.” The first one has played at festivals such as the 2018 Global Impact Film Festival in Washington D.C.; the 2018 Global Migration Film Festival organized by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the U.N. Migration Agency; and it will play at the 2019 Amnesty International Human Rights Film Festival in France. The latter has played at the 2018 East End Film Festival in London; Reeling: The 36th Chicago LGBTQ+ International Film Festival; the 7th Diaspora Film Festival in South Korea; and the 10th Kashish Mumbai Queer International Film Festival. Presently Juan David is based in Paris, where he works as a freelance video editor and journalist. Previously he volunteered at refugee camps and with refugee-aid organizations in France and Greece such as FEOX and ActForRef. Before that, he worked in Washington D.C. as communications officer at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Romero received his Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and a minor in Film from the University of Central Florida in 2015. He trained as a multimedia journalist via internships and workshops at newspapers and magazines such as The New Republic, the Orlando Business Journal, Science magazine, the Central Florida Future, and the Scripps Howard Foundation Hispanic Link News Service. He is also an alumni of the NAHJ/Knight Foundation Student Project initiative and the Newseum Institute’s Chips Quinn Scholars Program for Diversity in Journalism.
Lille, France
$500 - $10000
Diana is a Creative Producer and Production Manager that started her company, Moukda Production together with Kèota Dengmanara, 3 years ago. Moukda Production specialises in animation, especially stop motion for TV, cinema & digital screens. A first project, ZOOBOX, 26 minutes TV Special directed by Myriam Schott is currently in development with France 5 and will also be distributed in cinemas by Folimage. Diana graduated a Production Management Course in Gobelins (France) and from a BA in Fine Art Sculpture, Coventry University (UK) in 2012, she currently works and lives between Lille and Paris. Diana has worked as a Vfx Production Supervisor for blockbuster films such as Despicable Me 3 and The Secret Life of Pets, but also as a Project Leader of Season of the Force (Star Wars - Disneyland Paris) & Summer of the Heroes (Marvel - Disneyland Paris), two projects involving video projection mapping & live action. In 2018, Diana has completed ASF - Animation sans frontières, an international development lab for directors and producers focussing on international coproductions and ran by Filmakademie in Germany, MOME in Hungary, The Animation Workshop in Denmark and GOBELINS France. ASF, was an opportunity for both coproduction and development for Diana and the team at Moukda Production: upon meeting Spanish director Jose Prats, Moukda Production decided to coproduce Umbrellas together. Also, the first pitch of the animated transmedia project, Starting with hope was developed during this time. Starting with hopes is an animated series and digital platform that aims to give a voice to people that are battling or have battled with depression.
Paris, France
$150 - $250
As a documentary filmmaker, I produce and direct compelling stories that explore the complex realities and challenges of our world. I have worked on the ground from Sudan, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, DRC, Libya, Chad, Cameroon, Morocco, Tunisia, the Gaza Strip, and a rescue ship in the Mediterranean, often in hostile locations and on sensitive content. I shoot on a wide variety of cameras (C70/C300/FS5/ FS7/ FX6) and I have a strong cinematic sensibility and an intimate documentary approach. Ethics of representation and informed consent are key to my work and I am hostile environment trained. I work extensively using open-source investigation techniques and I offer trainings at Al Jazeera Media Institute. My latest data-driven investigation produced for the BBC’s Africa Eye 'death on the Border' documents with exceptional and forensic detail the deaths at the border between Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Melilla. In addition to my filmmaking, I hold a PhD in Political Communication, International Relations, and Human Rights at Dublin City University, where I have been awarded a Marie Sklodowska Curie fellowship to conduct research at the Institute for Future Media, Democracy and Society. My scholarly work focuses on the intersection of technology, transitional justice, human rights law, and fundamental freedoms. I am a member of the Screen Directors Guild of Ireland, the International Federation of Journalists, and the National Union of Journalists for the UK and Ireland. I am passionate about using my skills and knowledge to create impactful and meaningful media that informs, engages, and inspires audiences.
Paris, France
$150 - $800
I am 25 years old, and I live in Paris. I graduated from Sciences-Po (B.A political sciences) and La Sorbonne (B.A philosophy), and I am currently in my final year of study at La Fémis (M.A directing), the national film school of France. Over the past few years, I directed several feature documentaries, on issues such as migration, african football, and french suburbs. They were shown in film festivals worldwide. Besides, I also made (wrote, shot, edited) two short reports (5min) for Canal + and a series of 7 portraits for the french media L'Express. Eventually, I also make all the video content (interviews, freestyles, short docs) of Grünt (http://www.gruntmag.com/), which is a well-known french online media dedicated to rap music. In the future, I intend to keep direct feature films for cinema, and also to make short reports for different medias. I have my own shooting equipment (5D mark II; shoulder-rig; Schoeps MK41 external mic) and editing suite.
Paris, France
$150 - $2000
Freelance journalist, I work for print and radio in French and English, on documentary projects and sometimes for TV, on international news and cultural stories. Currently with the BBC World Service and Deutsche Welle. I've worked with the BBC, Radio France Internationale, France24, TV5, le Figaro, Reuters, Think Africa Press and more. Travel-lover, passionate about Africa, Europe, literature, music, arts. Born in Paris, I lived in Miami, US, Prague, London, and in Africa: Bangui (CAR) last year, Kenya in 2010-12 from where I travelled to Uganda, Ethiopia, Somalia. I also travelled to India, Italy, the Balkans, Caucasus, Tunisia, Liberia, South Africa, Senegal, Mexico, Niger. I like issues of human interests, reporting, and to share news, texts, cultural discoveries between Africa, Europe and the rest of the world. I'm based in Paris and often in London, Bristol, Brussels, and other places in Europe and North Africa.
Paris, France
$250 - $1000
Her ambition led her to attend the ESRA International Film School where she learned the art of composition and developed her skills to seek out the perfect photo in every situation. She was drawn into the world of cinematography; worked as a director of lighting for Dinosysia, Kadi Love, the feature film Neiges d’Automne, cultural program Entrée Libre / France 5 after having participated in several shoots as a camera operator. She shooted a short movie 364 Days. But... When she discovered the existence of the Calais Jungle, and documented the unworthy conditions of migrants in France, she decided to change the job and she found her voice. She published in Libération, Le Monde, ELLE, Les Inrocks, Le Temps, La Vie, Le Vif, Le Parisien Weekend, Le Figaro, Monthly Thyhms, NEON and worked wth MSF (Doctors Without Borders and OXFAM.) Actually she's represented by Le Pictorium, french press agency. Exhibitions: 2018: Selected to the list 30 Women Photographers Under 30 2018: Maison de La Photographie à Lille 2018: Galerie Claude Samuel à Paris 2018: début d'une collaboration avec Les Femmes Photographes 2019: LE 61 - Projection des photos du Venezuela 2019: Selected for "What is Family? by National Geographic 2019: StoryPhotos of the Week, May 31, 2019 by National geographic 2019: MOTHER UNTIL BIRTH (Surrogate mothers in Ukraine) exhibited in Berlin during the next Photographic Exploration Project exhibition 2019: Ballerinas under Fire No. 6 exhibited in PH21 Gallery in Budapest in August. Juror's choice and the honourable mentions. 2019: Exhibited in MÉDIATHÈQUE EDMOND ROSTAND in Paris with the collective Femmes Photographes 2019: Selected for a NIKON NOOR workshop in Barcelona She continues to explore the world’s social issues with an eye of a journalist and a cinematographer.
94250 Gentilly, France
$300 - $500
I am Romanian and French, graduated in Journalism at the West University of Timisoara, Romania and Political Science in Toulouse, France. In my previous position as Video and Photography Team Leader at the International Monetary Fund in Washington DC, I was leading the Feature Video and Photography team. My career began in Romania in 1993, as a journalist-correspondent in Timisoara for different newspapers. In 1996 I moved to France where, after an internship at France Press Agency in Paris, I started working for Reuters Television as a freelance TV Producer . I also collaborated on different projects with CNN in Paris, ABC Australia "Foreign Correspondent", BBC Scotland and ITN. In 2007, I moved to Morocco where I produced news and feature stories for APTN news and feature magazine Horizon as well as for other TV channels like Al Jazeera English, TV magazine 48, BBC Scotland in Westerna Sahara and ITN.
Paris, France
$500 - $1000
Bahar Shoghi is a video journalist for French News Agency based in Tehran. She is the first female video journalist working for a foreign media in Iran.A French language and literature graduate, she continued her eduction in the field of Television production in Birmingham school of media in united kingdom. Her debut short film, A monologue for freedom, was officially selected and screened in Dresden International short film festival. Her passion for thought provoking documentaries and sensitivity towards social issues lead her to co-found and direct an interactive documentary, I am undocumented, covering the lives of Iranian and Afghan children without legal identification documents living in marginalized neighborhood in Tehran. Living in a country that is the at the center of worldwide attention, she covers news and features for AFP. When she is not behind the camera, or final cut or in AFP office, she is researching, thinking, imagining and planning for the next documentary.
75015 Paris, France
$160 - $360
Arturo Valentino, nacido en Zacatecas en 1979. Licenciado en comunicación y periodismo, inicia la fotografía en 2000. Colaborador de Amnesty International México antes de ser co-fundador de la empresa editorial, tallerARTEFACTO. Su primera exposición individual titulada « Ficción » tiene lugar en Zacatecas en 2009, y en Guadalajara el mismo año. En 2010 y 2011, participa en varios proyectos colectivos, en Zacatecas y Guadalajara. En marzo 2012, presenta de forma individual su trabajo documental sobre la Procesión del Silencio, celebración tradicional de los Días Santos en Zacatecas, en la Casa de México, en París. En mayo 2012, regresa a Europa (Berna, Suiza) con una nueva exhibición individual sobre el contexto geo-cultural de los Indígenas Tarahumaras en Chihuahua. En marzo 2013, presenta en Zacatecas la exposición « Memory », reflexión estética sobre el tiempo y la ausencia. Trabajó en un proyecto documental sobre el tema de la migración en México y actualmente, bajo el mismo te
Paris, France
$450 - $800
My name is Jules I'm 28 years old and I was born and raised in Paris, France. I have a bachelor degree in Cinema studies from la Sorbonne University (Paris, France) I Also studied Audiovisual communication at Carlos III University (Madrid, Spain) and Cinema Studies at IAD (Institut des arts de diffusion) in Brussels, Belgium. After my studies, I worked as an assistant at Chaï Chaï Films, a production company specializing in transmedia documentary and creative communication where I could put into practice what I’ve learned in class, such as, filming, editing, assisting on movie sets and much more… After a year I’ve decided to work as a freelancer. Since 2016, I have been working as a videographer and editor for AKADEM (intellectual and cultural digital platform) , House of Latin America in Paris, making video portraits and short docs about cultural events of interest to these institutions. I have also been working as an Assistant Camera and as a 2nd Cameraman for The Culture Trip (English media). Since 2019 I work as a parliamentary assistant in communication at the French Senat. I make movies, edits, photos, and take care of the website of David Assouline, Vice President of the Senate and Senator of Paris. Showreel 2019 : https://vimeo.com/278644011?fbclid=IwAR2wVia637XyjAki3poq7_JVVSaqaBxKW--3qpJzWfInt8HVvjvO4DDdRN0 (Password : showreel)
Paris, France
$600 - $1200
Jason Gardner tells stories, using the framework of Visual Anthropology. He recently published A Flower in the Mouth, a book of photography and writing about the culture, music and rituals of Carnaval in Pernambuco, Brazil. His work has appeared in The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Photo District News, New York Magazine, NPR.org, and SPIN Magazine. Clients include Con Edison, HBO, Samsung Corporation, N-Y Historical Society, Ogilvy & Mather, Direct TV, Pfizer, and Human Rights Watch. Gardner was a Finalist in PDN/National Geographic's “World in Focus” travel photography contest, and featured on the Kodak.com Professional website. He is a board member, NY Chapter, of The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP), and co-founder of creative networking community Toasted Almonds, having recently opened up a Paris chapter of Toasted Almonds (Amandes Grillées). Jason divides his time between New York and Paris.
94250 Gentilly, France
$250 - $1000000
I have been working as a photojournalist for over two decades. First settled in Jerusalem, covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict during the first intifada. Straying from my daily trips to the Gaza strip, I flew to Somalia during the 1992 great famine. After a two-year stretch in Hong Kong for Agence France-Presse (AFP) in the lead up to the handover of the territory to China, I was sent to Jakarta where riots erupted in the aftermath of the 1997 economic crisis. From there I also witnessed the birth of a new country: East Timor. In 2002 I was awarded the John Knight Fellowship for Journalists at Stanford University. I am now based in Paris and continue to work as a writer and a photographer both for corporate and news events. I am currently training at documentary filmmaking. Education: Masters from Columbia Journalism University Graduate School of Journalism. Masters of Neurobiology from the University of Paris
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