FRANCESCAMARIASVAMPA Videomaker

idea, cámara, edición

La asociacion Asac Internationale y Art31 presentan el video que cuenta su pionera experiencia en Bamako con el Proyecto “¿Elle est oú, la culture?” (¿Donde està la cultura?).
Se trata de un taller de creación y composición personal en danza contemporánea que explora el tema del Acceso à la Cultura. Este trabajo se realizó con los estudiantes de danza de primer año del Conservatorio de Bamako.
El proyecto, creado y realizado por Barbara Gajardo y Francesca Svampa, aborda el tema de la cultura desde la perspectiva social, con una visión democratica que considera la cultura una necesidad basica del ser humano y busca respuestas a preguntas concretas como:
Como cambia el espectáculo en espacios diferentes?
Como el público influencia a los performers?
Que expectativas tiene y como reacciona el espectador?
Se modifican las expectativas de los interpretes?
Con una aproximación al tema ante todo empirica, dentro del taller se formó un Comando de Danza que se instaló en los espacios publicos de la capital maliana para un público nuevo, que en su mayoria estan excluidos de los circuitos culturales.

ABOUT ASAC Internationale

ASAC Internationale (Action Social à travers l’Art et la Culture Internationale) est une asstiotion maliènne qui a pour but la promotion de la défense des droits de l’homme, de l’égalité entre les individus, les genres et de la justice sociale à travers l’art et la culture.

Premios

SICOM Cooperació en moviment / Concurs vídeo-fotogràfic – Premi del públic, Barcelona España 2011 http://www.cooperacioenmoviment.org/obres-premiades-2011/

Participación como experto en el taller de video con participantes locales e internacionales.
Media – Documentary Film Workshop
Within the frame of intercultural and social experiment lead by Gaia… in Plementina – Kosovo, the documentary film video workshop aim was to get local and international participants more familiar with the cinematic language elements in order to develop an own film project later on, through small practical exercises at the very first approach but also to learn the Plemetina stories they have been looking for.
The group of six people (Denis Mustafa, Sita Scheder, Benjamin Huget , Caroline de Vite and Avdilj Mustafa) has been divided in four different film crew. The film crew has been filming their human rights stories in Plemetina:
The Impossible Film: a film by Benjamin Huget
Synopsis: Benjamin is coming to a small village called Plemetina near Pristina (the capital of Kosovo) looking for protagonist of his story, while looking for them he is discovering an unusual things.
Toxic Fun: a film by Denis Mustafa
Synopsis: Hajji is a father of five children and a husband. Jobless, he is trying to kill time by watching TV or radio, but since the electric cuts often he is going to fish in a toxic river.
The pink house: a film by Site Schemer
Synopsis: A family portrait of three woman and two generation talking about marriage, family.
While each participant was taking care o the film Caroline de Vite was taking care of all other film crew and the campaign in general by documenting with her video camera.

ABOUT ART IN ACTION PROJECT

The project Art in Action propose to involve 40 people, youth from Plemetina village, Kosovo (Roma, Ashkali, Egyptians, Serbian, Albanian) together with youth and experts from Kosovo, France and Germany that share a common concerns and interest in their own countries: using Art and Culture as a creative tool enhancing public expression abilities, establishing creative form of socialization and self-development.
We are searching for new tools to encourage and enable young people to become active citizens, and to influence changes in their communities, for their rights and rights of other people.
During two weeks, participants will have a chance to experience builing a ceative campaign raising awareness about human rights issues through different workshop (Music, Dance, Rap, Video & photography, and Environmental).

ABOUT GAIA Kosovo NGO
GAIA is peace organization working in a field of peace promotion, understanding and solidarity between people, social justice, sustainable development and respect of environment. GAIA is also promoting cultural diversity and works on education and integration of marginalized and minority group in society, especially Roma, Askhali and Egyptian. The main activities of GAIA are coordination of volunteer exchange, organization of non-formal educational programs, cooperation with other local and international organizations, organization of festivals, promotion of volunteering and volunteer work, peace promotion, international understanding and solidarity in region of Balkans and promotion of freedom of movement and youth mobility.

Proyecciones en Directo (VJ)

Participación en el equipo de Medios en el proyecto Routes&Roots International de 2008 en Firenze (Italia) en el marco del Festival Fabbrica Europa.

Jovenes artistas de varias disciplinas (musica, danza y medios) provenientes de toda Europa se han reunido para crear un espectaculo multimedia presentado en el Festival Internacional de la escena Contemporanea Fabbrica Europa

ABOUT ROUTES&ROOTS

Europe is becoming more and more culturally diverse. This cultural diversity remains mainly invisible to the established creative industry. Luckily, numerous creative young people are not discouraged by this lack of recognition.

ROOTS & ROUTES initiatives empower these creative youths by helping and coaching them in order to improve their singing, dancing and media skills: Arts and media as tools for their artistic career and integration in the social and cultural life.

http://www.rootsnroutes.tv/home

http://www.ffeac.org/root.page