Showing posts with label central america. Show all posts
Showing posts with label central america. Show all posts

October 7, 2012

NEWS: UNICEF Trains Journalists On Child Issues (BELIZE)

Today was day 2 of a 3 day workshop for journalists on children's rights reporting. The workshop is being held by UNICEF and focuses mainly on children's issues in the media.

Some of the topics covered over the past 2 days included how to handle sensitive stories about children, and making the stories interesting without damaging children.


May 22, 2012

OPPORTUNITIES / CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: The Monteverde new media expedition


A new media expedition?

  • expand your media skills
  • support restoration of habitats
  • support conservation of endangered species
  • support the livelihoods of local people
  • help extend the Bellbird Biological Corridor into schools and homes worldwide
Costa Rica’s Monteverde cloud forest is one of the most biologically diverse places on our planet. But like wild places around the world, its fragile ecosystems are under enormous stress.
Come join our new media expedition in Costa Rica this July 8th-21st to expand your new media production skills, while helping to create a sustainable environment for animals, plants, and people.
During a one or two-week program, you’ll work with journalists, educators, artists and travelers who’ll create a multimedia project for local conservation and community groups working on the “Bellbird Biological Corridor”– a project to reforest & re-connect a patchwork of forests, farms and communities from the Monteverde cloud forest down to the Pacific Ocean.
The goal of the expedition is to digitally illustrate the ecosystems and communities in the corridor — through short documentary filmmaking, digital animation & mapping, photos, audio and educational resources –  and make these tools accessible locally and to homes and classrooms worldwide.  By creating networks of learning and support, we will join forces with local communities to protect ecosystems and endangered species, and ultimately, the health of our planet.

January 16, 2010

NEWS: Haitian youth of Ciné Institute shoot & post videos of earthquake aftermath

Ciné Institute: Haiti's Only Film School

Ciné Institute provides Haitian youth with film education and edutainment, technical training, and media related micro enterprise opportunities. We integrate educational film screenings into classrooms of public schools, train aspiring filmmakers in all aspects of production, and develop and produce films of all kinds in partnership with our students and graduates. The Institute also promotes excellence in Haitian cinema domestically and abroad and holds weekly entertainment screenings of films from around the world at its theater.

MISSION Using the power of cinema, integrated educational programming, technical training and media production support, Ciné Institute educates and empowers Haitian youth who seek the creative, technical and business skills necessary to grow local media industries that can provide jobs and spur economic growth needed to improve their lives and the lives of others.

http://www.cineinstitute.com

Ciné Institute videos on Vimo
http://vimeo.com/user1630305

Ciné Institute on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cine-Institute/75003662386

Ciné Institute on Twitter
http://twitter.com/cineinstitute

Ciné Institute
http://www.youtube.com/user/jakmelfilmfest

See first pics of Jacmel HERE
http://www.cineinstitute.com/about-us/photos/