you guys are very brave, in the mist of all this you find the strenght to pull together, god bless you and your loved ones. the world is not deaf the’ll here your prayers just like i did being so far. You sure will make a diference for your country every little thing counts and what your showing the world through your camaras will make a huge impact>>>
This is really great guys. My hopes and dreams are with you. Keep telling your stories.
Posted By:patrick on January 16th, 2010
1:20 am
Mon nom est Patrick et je suis un pasteur aux E-U – nous avons une petite equipe de medecins qui sont pret a venir a jacmel. De plus, nous travaillons dans un petit village dans les montagnes pres de jacmel-Lartigue.
D’abord, est-ce que l’hotel Cyvadier est disponible en ce moment? J’ai 4 ou 5 docteurs dans notre eglise qui pourraient etre a jacmel en 4 ou 5 jours. C’est difficile, comme tu le sais, d’entrer a Haiti. Nous sommes en train de louer un bateau de quelque parts – de DR, de Puerto Rico, etc.
Si tu a l’opportunite, telephone-moi aux etats-unis a 719.337.9142
merci et il y a beaucoup de monde qui prie pour toi et le pays.
patrick dow
Posted By:Edmond on January 16th, 2010
2:08 am
i really do not know how to start but i would like to say thank you to your team that made this viddeo possible. i live in Brooklyn new york, since the events happenned this is the first time i heard news about my home town Jacmel. i heard about this website from my cousin today friday january 15 of 2010.once again thank you.
i know your crew not located in Port au prince, but i have my other cousing that is missing.. his name is Joseph Nau also from jacmel. if anyone have news from him please email me back. thank you again.
Posted By:Ronnie on January 16th, 2010
2:56 am
Have been watching the news here in australia and i just wanted to let you know that there are people elsewhere in the world thinking of you and hoping that your government gets its shit together to help you rebuild your lives as soon as possible.
I cannot imagine what it must be like to go through what you are going through, but I try and I am very sad for you!
Its awesome to see some other footage and reports that are ground roots and independent! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for theses pictures, i have been wanted to see how is my home town got hit, and i’m so glad and joyful that my family there are safe, my thoughts and prayers are with my friends and survivors and to my brothers and sisters, paske mwen konen ke nou se ou peuple vanyan!
May God bless my people abundantly even throughout this difficult time, i know we will it.
Ciné Institute Featured on CBC!
7D Camera Operations Master Class with Visiting Instructor, Nilo Mur
Paul Haggis Q+A with class of 2013 about his Oscar-winning film CRASH
Donna Karan shoot with photographer Russell James and Adriana Lima
Faces of Cine Institute: Class of 2013 & Staff
A Day at Cine Institute
Cine Institute: Changing Lives Through Film
Cine Institute Class of 2011 Student Reel
Welcome, Cine Institute Class of 2013!
UN REGARD – A film by Edme Widelande
Congratulations, Class of 2011!
BYE BYE! – A short film by Marco Saint-Juste, Spring 2011
TET CHO – A short film by Vadim Janvier, Spring 2011
MAIS TOI MA FLEUR-A short film by Frero Pierre, Spring 2011
“PRESCRIPTION” – A short film by Reginald Salnave with Fritzner Simeus, Spring ‘11
RE-INCARNATION – A thesis film by Frero Pierre
CANDELA – Trailer for a film by Keziah Jean, Summer 2011
Students of the World with Cine Institute students shooting docs about Clinton Bush Haiti Fund programs
TRAILER-”LITTLE HAITI” by Thibaud Jean Shelly
Masterclass With Paul Haggis
NATURALLY HAITI – A filmic collaboration between CI’s David Belle and Donna Karan
IL ETAIT UNE FOIS – A short film by Guy Marie Jean-Louis, Spring 2011
L’Obsede – A short film by Frantz Dominique, Spring 2011
“Pek” by Keziah Jean, Spring 2011
On the set of thesis film “Little Haiti” by Jean Shely Thibaud
10 Gourdes Film Awards Ceremony
Volé Liv (Book Thief)
Advanced Cinematography with Hermes Marco and Uxue Jimenez (Spain)
Advanced Editing with Francesc Sitges-SardĂ (Spain)
Advanced Production with Eric Kanago (Senegal/France)
Advanced Audio with Boris Zapata (Spain)
Screenwriting with Camille Vizzavona (France)
Introduction to Visual Storytelling and Dramaturgy with Bernard Weber (CH)
GADE! (music video)
Hurricane Thomas Hits Jacmel
Maswife to premier at IDFA Festival in Amsterdam
Students Donald Charles and Bayard Jean Bernard attend Douarnanez Film Fest in France
“I’m Still Alive” by Keziah Jean to Screen at Willifest, Brooklyn
New Film from CI “Haiti’s Heroes” (Trailer)
Maswife: Life In Camp Pinchinat (Trailer)
I would like to help you with your film efforts after the quake. If you had enough money to buy a generator could you find one?
Je voudrais vous aider avec vos efforts de film après le tremblement de terre. Si vous aviez assez d’argent pour acheter un gĂ©nĂ©rateur pourriez-vous trouver celui ? J’ai utilisĂ© un traducteur en ligne pour traduire au français de l’anglais.
you guys are very brave, in the mist of all this you find the strenght to pull together, god bless you and your loved ones. the world is not deaf the’ll here your prayers just like i did being so far. You sure will make a diference for your country every little thing counts and what your showing the world through your camaras will make a huge impact>>>
GOD BLESS.
This is really great guys. My hopes and dreams are with you. Keep telling your stories.
Mon nom est Patrick et je suis un pasteur aux E-U – nous avons une petite equipe de medecins qui sont pret a venir a jacmel. De plus, nous travaillons dans un petit village dans les montagnes pres de jacmel-Lartigue.
D’abord, est-ce que l’hotel Cyvadier est disponible en ce moment? J’ai 4 ou 5 docteurs dans notre eglise qui pourraient etre a jacmel en 4 ou 5 jours. C’est difficile, comme tu le sais, d’entrer a Haiti. Nous sommes en train de louer un bateau de quelque parts – de DR, de Puerto Rico, etc.
Si tu a l’opportunite, telephone-moi aux etats-unis a 719.337.9142
merci et il y a beaucoup de monde qui prie pour toi et le pays.
patrick dow
i really do not know how to start but i would like to say thank you to your team that made this viddeo possible. i live in Brooklyn new york, since the events happenned this is the first time i heard news about my home town Jacmel. i heard about this website from my cousin today friday january 15 of 2010.once again thank you.
i know your crew not located in Port au prince, but i have my other cousing that is missing.. his name is Joseph Nau also from jacmel. if anyone have news from him please email me back. thank you again.
Have been watching the news here in australia and i just wanted to let you know that there are people elsewhere in the world thinking of you and hoping that your government gets its shit together to help you rebuild your lives as soon as possible.
I cannot imagine what it must be like to go through what you are going through, but I try and I am very sad for you!
Its awesome to see some other footage and reports that are ground roots and independent! Keep up the good work!
Thank you for theses pictures, i have been wanted to see how is my home town got hit, and i’m so glad and joyful that my family there are safe, my thoughts and prayers are with my friends and survivors and to my brothers and sisters, paske mwen konen ke nou se ou peuple vanyan!
May God bless my people abundantly even throughout this difficult time, i know we will it.