Ciné Institute invites you to watch the world premiere of ‘We Are The World 25 For Haiti’. The video, made with the participation of eleven Ciné Institute students and staff who travelled to Los Angeles and eight other students who worked on the shoot in Haiti; will air during NBC’s coverage of the Opening Ceremony of the Vancouver Winter Olympics tonight, February 12, at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Paul Haggis directed the video and Ciné Institute founder David Belle, co-directed the featured Haiti scenes with Doug Liman. David is also directing a 40 minute documentary about the entire production. CI Students, school Director Andrew Bigosinski and Hermes Marco helped shoot the documentary. They are now editing it in New York. Hermes also shot the Haiti scenes for the music video.
The recording of ‘We Are The World 25 For Haiti’ embodies the same enthusiasm, sense of purpose and generosity as the original recording 25 years ago. Through the contributions of the new voices to this rendition of ‘We Are The World,’ and with the help of partners, the We Are The World Foundation will be committed to transparency and will help further the spirit of activism that was at the heart of the original song and movement.
The We Are The World Foundation, is a newly created not-for-profit organization founded by Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie. The Foundation is dedicated to raising money and to making grants to charitable organizations with meaningful and efficient relief and development programs that are responding to the continuing crisis in Haiti.
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
Thank you for the amazing images of Hope.
My prayers go out to all of you.
Congratulations CINE INSTITUTE!!!
I am so proud of you guys…
This video IS food4souls.
manje pou lespri nou.
We would be honored to premiere this moment of LOVE at Champs-de-Mars on FOOD FOR SOULS Tour first representation on February 17 2010.
We are welcoming to our Platform the Cine Institute students who co-produced this film with the world’s top artists.
ONE LOVE
L.