Posted By:Jeffry Piker on January 21st, 2010
5:29 pm
Your pieces are very important and helpful to us in Canada. They provide valuable information and perspective which we seldom get in our mainline media. Thank you so much. Your community of Jacmel is in our thoughts, prayers and hopes.
Posted By:Leslie Lane on January 22nd, 2010
3:14 pm
In the first days after the earthquake a Cine Institute instructor who was in New York was interviwed on the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting System), this was how I first found out about the film school. Since then the film school has been featured on several CBC radio and tv news programs. The Canadian navy has arrived in Jacmel and I feel that as a Canadian I have a connection to Jacmel and the film school. Haiti is constantly on the news and so beleive that you have not been forgotten and people are doing what they can to assist you. I hope the relief efforts on the ground become more efficient and that you all remain safe.
[...] them. They posted their videos on the Internet, where it has attracted widespread attention. Now, news cameras and global aid have come to Jacmel. Still, the students keep filming, allowing their people to tell [...]
Posted By:Brian on January 24th, 2010
4:10 pm
Nice to see the Canadian Troops (Shoulder patches) on the scene, now if we could only move the politicians to move with the same alacrity it would have helped a lot more. Our DART teams were ready to go 12hours after the quake but the only information I have heard is that they did not arrive on scene till 5-7days later.
CI students Ricardo Peronneau present his Thesis film: ANITA
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: GRAMEEN BANK
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: ISPAN
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: J/P HRO
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: FONDATION DIGICEL
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: CINE INSTITUTE
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: ARCHITECTURE FOR HUMANITY
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: ARTISTS FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE
ARTISTS FOR HAITI FILMS: PARTNERS IN HEALTH
Global Kids DC & Ciné Institute: Short Film about EDUCATION in Haiti
Global Kids DC & Ciné Institute: Short Film about SECURITY in Haiti
Global Kids DC & Ciné Institute: Short Film about WATER in Haiti
Global Kids DC & Ciné Institute: Short Film about EMPLOYMENT in Haiti
CI student Macdala Prévot presents her film: Pour le Meilleur et pour le Pire
GLOBAL KIDS/CINE INSTITUTE_BEHIND THE SCENES
CI students Marc Henry Valmont, Myriam Nelson and Amiral Gaspard present their Thesis film: SUZE – ANNE
Sean Penn, Petra Semcova and Paul Haggis speak of importance of Ciné Institute in creative industry in Haiti during Canne Film Festival
Watch “Les Cineastes” by first year student Miguel Alvarez. Prepped, shot + edited in 3 days for 25 cents
Watch “Confession” by first year student Marc Henry Valmond. Prepped, shot + edited in 3 days for 25 cents
Watch “Mwen Pran” by first year student Tamara Israel. Prepped, shot + edited in 3 days for 25 cents
Prepped, shot + edited in 3 days for 25 cents watch On se Rencontre Enfin by first year student Amiral JN-C Gaspard
Your pieces are very important and helpful to us in Canada. They provide valuable information and perspective which we seldom get in our mainline media. Thank you so much. Your community of Jacmel is in our thoughts, prayers and hopes.
In the first days after the earthquake a Cine Institute instructor who was in New York was interviwed on the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting System), this was how I first found out about the film school. Since then the film school has been featured on several CBC radio and tv news programs. The Canadian navy has arrived in Jacmel and I feel that as a Canadian I have a connection to Jacmel and the film school. Haiti is constantly on the news and so beleive that you have not been forgotten and people are doing what they can to assist you. I hope the relief efforts on the ground become more efficient and that you all remain safe.
[...] them. They posted their videos on the Internet, where it has attracted widespread attention. Now, news cameras and global aid have come to Jacmel. Still, the students keep filming, allowing their people to tell [...]
Nice to see the Canadian Troops (Shoulder patches) on the scene, now if we could only move the politicians to move with the same alacrity it would have helped a lot more. Our DART teams were ready to go 12hours after the quake but the only information I have heard is that they did not arrive on scene till 5-7days later.