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D&T Pictures, to bring your video production to life

D&T Pictures, to bring your video production to life. D&T Pictures specializes in documentaries, promotional films, corporate videos, fiction films, educational videos, and mockumentaries. We are based in Amsterdam and work in fluent English and Dutch. D&T Pictures has the capacity to realize your project from concept to final product with stunning results. Everything is professional, on time, within budget, and in High Definition. We also organize courses and workshops in documentary filmmaking, scriptwriting, directing, and video editing, in English or Dutch. Our services start with concept & script and can extend to editing & post-production. We can build your video production from the ground up, or if you are looking for specific services from us, please visit our website: http://www.dtpictures.nl ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D&T Pictures, to make your video production to come to life. D&T Pictures specializes in documentaries, promotional films, corporate videos, fiction films, educational films and mockumentaries. We are based in Amsterdam and work both in fluent English and in Dutch. D&T Pictures has the capability to take your project from concept to finished product with striking results. All professionally, in time, within budget and in High Definition. We also organize courses in documentary making, screenwriting, directing and video editing, both in Dutch and in English. Our services start at concept & script and can continue to editing & post-production. We are able to start your video project from the ground up or when you look for a specific service from us, please visit our website: http://www.dtpictures.nl

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Cineblend

Film, social media and the Middle East

CINEBLEND, the monthly evening of SAVAN (Dutch Foundation for Audiovisual Anthropology) with dinner, has film as its theme on Tuesday, April 5: FILM, SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE REVOLUTIONS IN THE MIDDLE EAST On this evening, organized in collaboration with On File, an intermediary between refugee journalists and writers and the Dutch media, and Dancing on the Edge, an organization focused on artistic exchange with the Middle East and North Africa, we look at recent developments in the Middle East through the eyes of filmmakers from that region. We focus particularly on the role of unofficial media. While television serves as a propaganda medium for the state, media in the hands of the people, such as documentaries and social media, offer a different perspective. Look, and they even turn out to be capable of sparking a revolution. Through the eyes of three filmmakers from the Middle East, refugees living in the Netherlands, we look at the power and the (powerlessness) of media. We also discuss, on a more personal level, the possible role of filmmakers in a new Middle East. The guests are: Rosh Abdelfatah, Syria. As an actor, he ended up in prison following a play about stateless Kurds in Syria. He came to the Netherlands in 1999. During his studies at the Sint Joost Art Academy in Breda, he already made various short films that were screened at the IFFR and the Al-Jazeera Festival, among others, and also produced reports for Llink and El-Mazjd TV (Dubai), among others. He has been active on Facebook in the Tunisian Jasmine Revolution and is currently working on the film (working title) 'The Role of Social Media in Syria'. Farshad Aria, Iran. Came to the Netherlands in 1993 and graduated from the Film & Television Academy in Amsterdam in 1998. Since then, he has been making documentaries both in the Netherlands and abroad. Although he cannot return to his native country for the time being, he remains involved in the political developments in Iran. He is putting the finishing touches on a short film about the Green Revolution in his homeland. Ahmed Kamal Jawad, Iraq. After studying at the Film Academy in Baghdad, Ahmed worked as a cameraman and director. He made a short film about the Baghdad Film School and worked on the film www.gilgamesh.21, a critical docudrama about contemporary Iraq that is controversial in Iraq. The lives of the crew members were endangered, and they fled to various European countries. Ahmed fled to the Netherlands in 2006, where he applied for asylum. It is uncertain whether he will be allowed to stay here. The discussion moderator is Naeeda Aurangzeb, a Pakistani journalist and presenter of the NTR discussion program De halve maan. Prior to this, she worked for the NCRV, NMO, and RTV West. Her book 'Verdreven Palestijnen' was published in 2005. 17:30-18:00 walk-in 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM dinner at €17.50 including a drink (reservations required) 19:30-22:00 program, free admission, no reservation required 10:00 PM - 11:00 PM drinks For more information: www.savan.nl/cineblend, [email protected], 020 - 5688 520

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