Name: Mittwochveranstaltung presents : Beg, Borrow, Steal : How to make a feature for 20000euros ?
Start: 2023-3-1T19:00:00
End: 2023-3-1T21:00:00
Location: filmArche

Veranstaltung Mittwochsveranstaltung

März

01Mär19:0021:00Mittwochveranstaltung presents : Beg, Borrow, Steal : How to make a feature for 20000euros ?Free open class by Harvey Rabbit 19:00 - 21:00 filmArche, Lahnstraße 25Veranstaltung:Mittwochsveranstaltung

15Mär19:0021:00Open class on Intimacy Coordination in Film19:00 - 21:00 filmArche, Lahnstraße 25Veranstaltung:Mittwochsveranstaltung

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About the input :

Who is the intimacy coordinator, what do they do, when and why do we need them in film & theatre?

This session introduces intimacy coordination, the relatively new profession and offers filmmaking students a walk through the process of intimacy coordination for film projects.

The intimacy coordinator is not just there for scenes that include simulated sex, but also any scene that require any level of nudity, intimacy or vulnerability.

Together we will discuss and explore how to identify the need for an IC in your project and get a deeper understanding of the process of working with an IC. Starting with script analysis, discussions with director about the artistic vision of the scene, discussions with wardrobe about modesty garments, with production about closed set regulations, choreography of the intimate scenes, rehearsals and support to actors … and till the post production support the IC offers to the actors. We will also visit some of the guidelines, risk assessments, check lists and procedures that the
IC uses in productions, and discuss how having an IC can prevent violations onset and create safer spaces for actors and crew to work.

About the input giver :

Sondos Shabayek is an Egyptian filmmaker, acting coach and intimacy coordinator. She has over 12 years of experience working with actors and non-actors, facilitating storytelling workshops, documenting personal narratives, and directing theatre performances of women and gender-based stories.

Sondos’s work is dedicated to exploring authentically telling stories of herself and other women and being part of a truthful and honest representation of the lives of women on screen.

In 2022 Sondos was selected by Netflix and Safe sets intimacy coordinators for a sponsored training on intimacy coordination. And she is considered the first trained intimacy coordinator in the middle east. Sondos is also now part of Safe sets company (South African company offering intimacy coordinators for film, television and theatre. Safe Sets Intimacy also have coordinators in the UK and Spain, and collaborators across Europe, America, Brazil, Canada, Australia andNew Zealand). In this year’s Berlinale talents events, she was a speaker on a panel discussion about intimacy coordination titled “Every Body: Working with Intimacy Coordinators”.

https://www.berlinale-talents.de/bt/programme/event/4523

Right now Sondos is based between Berlin and Cairo where she is working as an acting coach offering workshops and one on one coaching for actors & non actors, intimacy coordination for film and developing her first feature film about consent in consenual relationships.

Join us for her open class !

Uhrzeit

(Mittwoch) 19:00 - 21:00

Location

filmArche

Lahnstraße 25

Organizer

Mittwochskomittee

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22Mär19:0000:00Film screening BOZAFilmvorführung mit Q & A-Session19:00 - 00:00 filmArche, Lahnstraße 25Veranstaltung:Mittwochsveranstaltung,Mittwochsveranstaltung

29Mär19:0000:00Inshallah - Stories from the European Border (2022)FILMVORFÜHRUNG MIT Q&A, INPUT, SOLI-COCKTAILS & AWARENESS TEAM19:00 - 00:00 filmArche, Lahnstraße 25Veranstaltung:Mittwochsveranstaltung,Mittwochsveranstaltung

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Inshallah – Stories from the European Border Film Screening

Filmvorführung mit Q&A, Input & Soli-Cocktails

Englisch/Farsi mit englischen Untertiteln

Mit Regisseur*innen (Elisa Scorzelli, Fabio Angelelli) & Input von Lesvos LGBTIQA+ Refugee Solidarity – seit 2017 agiert die Gruppe als Basis-, Solidaritäts- und Unterstützungskollektiv.

Unter Menschen auf der Flucht, die über die bosnisch-kroatische Grenze in die EU wollen, ist Inshallah mehr als eine Redewendung. Es ist ein Hinweis auf die Unsicherheit ihres Leben. Denn die EU hält hier am Ende der Balkanroute ihre Tor fest verschlossen: diejenigen, die über die Grenze gehen, werden illegal nach Bosnien abgeschoben. Monatelang müssen sie festsitzen – in informellen Unterkünften oder verlassenen Gebäuden – abwartend, bis sie es endlich über die Grenze schaffen.

In diesem selbstproduzierten, von zwei Aktivist*innen gedrehten Dokumentarfilm kommen Frauen & Männer, die die Folge dieser Grenzpolitik am eigenen Leib zu spüren haben, selbst zum Wort. Sechs kurze Geschichten, in denen sie erzählen, was an der EU-Außengrenze jeden Tag geschieht: Polizeigewalt, Zähigkeit & Streben nach einem besseren Leben.

Inshallah – Stories from the European Border Film Screening

Film Screening with Q&A, Input & Soli-Cocktails

English/Farsi with english subtitles

With Directors (Elisa Scorzelli, Fabio Angelelli) & input by Lesvos LGBTIQA+ Refugee Solidarity – since 2017 the group act as a grassroot, solidarity & support collective.

Inshallah is more than just a phrase among asylum seekers trying to reach the EU across the Croatian-Bosnian border. It reveals the precarious circumstances of their lives. Here, at the end of the Balkan Route, the EU keeps its doors shut tightly: many who cross the border are illegally deported to Bosnia. They remain stuck there for months – living in informal shelters or abandoned buildings – waiting for the chance to finally make it.

In this self-produced documentary, filmed by two activists, women & men who feel the immediate consequences of this border policy have their say. Six short stories in which they show what happens every day at the EU’s borders: police brutality, but also tenacity & daring to strive for a better life.