The projects supported by the WorldView partnership with Sundance Institute continue to thrive. In April 2012, Sundance Institute and WorldView announced that they would jointly present awards to four films that focus on social justice issues in the developing world. Street Girls by Katie Mark Farming by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje My Brother the Devil by Sally
WorldView has celebrated a great session to a full house at Sheffield DocFest 2012. ‘WorldView Presents: World Storytellers’ proved to be offer valuable insight into the filmmaking world, from a panel of inspirational filmmakers. The session involved 5 WorldView funded filmmakers: – Jerry Rothwell, Director of Town of Runners – Rachel Wexler, Producer of Speed
WorldView are delighted to have set up a cooperation with IDFA and the Jan Vrijman Funds. WorldView has supported the participation of eight Jan Vrijman Fund projects in the IDFAcademy Summer School, which took place from 18 to 23 June in Amsterdam. Phil Cox (WorldView consultant) attended to help and support in the process and
WorldView funded film 5 Broken Cameras by Guy Davidi and Emad Burnat has won the Audience Award at Sheffield DocFest 2012. “5 Broken Cameras is a very well deserved win. It’s great that such a raw and important film is recognized by our audiences. I hope the film’s message of peaceful protest reaches even more