Posted By:Elisabeth Graham on January 17th, 2010
10:56 pm
Your information is clearer and more meaningful than conventional news media. Please continue in your work – your country needs you more than ever now.
Posted By:Michael Stahl-David on January 18th, 2010
4:29 am
This is Michael, who taught acting at the cine institute last year.
I have been so impressed to see the quality of reporting that is coming out of the film school during the most traumatic days of your lives. What you are doing is courageous and smart and beautiful. It is so important for the world to see what is happening – the devastation, but also the coming together of the community. I am so sad, but I am also so proud.
My heart is with you guys – we are organizing here to raise money for you. We will help you rebuild.
LOVE
michael
Posted By:JEAN DOMOND on January 18th, 2010
6:10 am
Thank you for providing these images to the outside world. My family is from Jacmel, Haiti, since the earthquake hit the island, we were unable to see the extent of the damages in Jacmel, the urgent need for medical supplies, food and other necessities. I have passed on the word for people to visit Cine Institute’s website to see what is taking place on the ground, help is on it’s way, stay strong and please keep up the good work! Keep the faith!
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Your information is clearer and more meaningful than conventional news media. Please continue in your work – your country needs you more than ever now.
This is Michael, who taught acting at the cine institute last year.
I have been so impressed to see the quality of reporting that is coming out of the film school during the most traumatic days of your lives. What you are doing is courageous and smart and beautiful. It is so important for the world to see what is happening – the devastation, but also the coming together of the community. I am so sad, but I am also so proud.
My heart is with you guys – we are organizing here to raise money for you. We will help you rebuild.
LOVE
michael
Thank you for providing these images to the outside world. My family is from Jacmel, Haiti, since the earthquake hit the island, we were unable to see the extent of the damages in Jacmel, the urgent need for medical supplies, food and other necessities. I have passed on the word for people to visit Cine Institute’s website to see what is taking place on the ground, help is on it’s way, stay strong and please keep up the good work! Keep the faith!
Jean R Domond
San Jose, California
God bless you all for the work you are doing.