Wednesday, February 17, 2021

 

IPO COVID Protocols Webinar 
with Iain Fourie from The Public Safety Company
Thursday 18 Feb 2021

 

The IPO included an interview with Iain Fourie in our December newsletter (read it here) but quite a lot has changed since then and we are seeing more producers heading back to work. To empower you and answer any questions you may have, we have asked Iain to spend an hour sharing his insights and suggestions for practical solutions to common challenges around COVID-19 such as:

  • Update on latest legislation and its interpretation
  • What to include in your pre-production, schedules and budgets
  • Recurring on-set challenges, eg. catering, risk factors in the different departments, etc
  • The free online training resource The Public Safety Company have developed

If you have any questions you would like covered, please forward them to administrator@ipo.org.za before Wednesday 17 February at 12 noon.

The Zoom details are as follows:

Topic: Independent Producers Organisation's Zoom Meeting/ COVID Webinar
Time: Feb 18, 2021 03:00 PM Harare, Pretoria

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Meeting ID: 867 9279 7510
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Announcement of Streams 2, 3 & 4 - Friday, 19 February 2021

The National Film and Video Foundation (NFVF) is delighted to announce that it will publish the successful NFVF Presidential Stimulus Programme applicants for streams 2,3 and 4 on Friday, 19 February 2021, on www.nfvf.co.za. 

Please note that all successful projects for stream 1 will be published on our website at a later stage. A date will soon be confirmed with all applicants. 

We would like to thank you for your patience and understanding. Let us continue to work together to rebuild the audio-visual industry.

For any enquiries, email applications@nfvf.co.za
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Monday, February 8, 2021

 60 films to support International Women's Rights Day

60 films from 25 countries to defend Women's Empowerment
already 35.5 million views
The Mobile Film Festival is a unique format:
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Hello,

With one month to go until International Women's Rights Day, we are writing to you today to bring you the 60 films of the Mobile Film Festival 2020, whose theme was Women's Empowerment.

The films are at your disposal free of charge, for physical or digital screenings, to illustrate your articles, websites and social networks on the occasion of this international day but also throughout the year.

The films, coming from 25 countries, are already subtitled in French, English, Spanish and Italian and published on all social platforms.

60 films from 25 countries that address major feminist issues. These films are strong, beautiful, committed, militant; they tell the story of women's rights around the world.

We would like to thank all the people who contributed to the success of this beautiful edition. First and foremost the directors who submitted a film, our magnificent 
jury presided by Agnès Jaoui, our partners who have placed their trust in us, and all the associations, media, collectives and NGOs who brought the films to life.

This collective enthusiasm enabled us to beat all our records: 1130 films received from 101 countries57% of which were made by women, and 35.5 million views.

Let's continue to bring these films to life, and to support Women's Empowerment.

The Mobile Film Festival team


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Mobile Film Festival

Communication Manager
Claudia Rodriguez
presse@mobilefilmfestival.com

Social Media Manager
Sarah Khlifi
cm@mobilefilmfestival.com 

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 Safer Internet Day Virtual Expo | 9 February 2021


The Film and Publication Board invites you to join us and our partners on our virtual Safer Internet Day 2021.

With the rapid rise of digital technology and access, the mobile internet and social media platforms have become popular amongst South African consumers. This brings benefits, but also several challenges.

Join us for what has become our flagship event in the online awareness and education calendar.
 

Theme:TOGETHER FOR A BETTER INTERNET
Date:Tuesday, 9 February 2021
Time:10:00 - 14:00
Platform:Eventmobi
Link:eventmobi.com/FPB

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Together we can make a positve impact on social cohesion and community safety in South Africa!

We look forward to hosting you.

Yours Sincerely

Ms. Lynette Kamineth
Communications and Public Education Manager
Film and Publication Board

 

SOUTH AFRICAN GUILD OF ACTORS

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

Join Bonnie Lee Bouman one of South Africa’s most experienced Casting Directors for a “Film/TV Audition Workshop”

  • This 2 hour workshop will give you examples of the do’s and don’ts of TV and film auditions in 2021.
  • This is a great technical opportunity to give understanding for an emotionally nuanced performance which is so needed at this time.
     
  • (Disclaimer SAGA does not endorse any training institution, academy, training method, training provider licensed or otherwise, or trainer/coach/facilitator)

 

January 2021
 
10
Time: 18h00 - 20h00

 
REGISTER
Missed any of the SAGA workshops? Register on the SAGA Skills Portal and catch up on all the 2020 workshops to date.

Take part in our mentorship and outreach program supported by the Department of Sport, Arts & Culture

COVID-19 DSAC Relief Funding - 3rd Phase


As an intervention to aid the plight of practitioners affected by this pandemic that is taking lives and livelihoods, compromising the dignity of practitioners and preventing them from fully living out their passion within the arts, Minister Nathi Mthethwa has launched the 3rd phase of the COVID-19 Relief Funding (click here for the full media statement)

HOW DO YOU APPLY FOR THE COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
WHAT ARE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO BE MET WHEN APPLYING FOR COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
WHO CAN APPLY FOR COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
WHAT IS THE CRITERIA FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS?
WHAT IS THE CRITERIA FOR ACCEPTING PROPOSAL APPLICATIONS FROM ORGANISATIONS?
WHICH Community Arts Centres can I visit, to apply for COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
WHICH Love Life Centres can I visit, to apply COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
WHICH Libraries can I visit, to apply for COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
WHAT IS THE CLOSING DATE FOR THE APPLICATIONS?
 

HOW DO YOU APPLY FOR THE COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
Click here for link to access the application form for completion.
Please note that manual applications are available at selected National LibrariesCommunity Art Centres as well Love Life Centres.  Staff at these outlets will ensure that prospective applicants are granted assistance to complete their manual forms, which will be scanned and emailed with all supporting documents. Please note that onsite manual application assistance will be done with strict adherence to COVID – 19 regulations (i.e.) constant sanitizing, social distancing, wearing face mask, keeping required distance and temperature scanning.

WHAT ARE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO BE MET WHEN APPLYING FOR COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd Phase?

The following are the terms and conditions to be satisfied when submitting an individual application - an applicant must::
Be South Africans, 18 years of age and older, practicing in their sport or creative industries discipline for the last 12 months.
Send only ONE application; and not multiple applications.
Provide a certified copy of a South African identity document/ Smart Card which should not be older than three months. 
Provide bank account details to enable Department to deposit into; should applicant be successful
Provide proof of tax registration. If not registered for tax, follow this link to register 
https://www.sars.gov.za/ClientSegments/Individuals/TCS/Pages/How-to-request-your-TCS.aspx.  (the turnaround registration time with SARS is 24 hours)

Provide confirmation that applicant is a Sport, Arts, Culture and Heritage practitioner/ organisation. Applicant can also provide any of the following as confirmation:; Portfolio/Profile/Biography of the applicant specifying relevant experience in   the arts; OR  Brief description of what your job entailed in your last employment/contract;  OR Letter of reference from reputable  arts organisations/ Unions/ Record Company/ Fellow Artists/ Management/ Agent /or community leaders.

WHO CAN APPLY FOR COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
The COVID19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd Phase is aimed at providing relief to sectors within the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture; amidst the resurgence of 2nd wave COVID-19 pandemic in the country; and the implementation of stringent health and safety protocols and compliances . This funding  is open to sport and creative Industries sector workforce (individuals and organisations) who do not have a regular salary source, whose income/ revenue has been severely interrupted or stopped and solely rely on their sport or creative work as their source of income/ revenue.

WHAT IS THE CRITERIA FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS?
The following applicants will be allowed to submit their applications:
Arts, Culture and Heritage ecosystem; all aspects thereof excluding Creatives, Event organisers, Athletes, coaches, technical personnel and other practitioners who do not solely rely on the income earned from participating in creative, cultural and/or sport events.
Sport, all aspects thereof, excluding Creatives, Event organisers, Athletes, coaches, technical personnel and other practitioners who do not solely rely on the income earned from participating in creative, cultural and/or sport events.
Arts legends 
Applicants who applied to National DSAC Relief fund, relief fund by DSAC Entities and Provincial DSAC departments and were granted funding, are also allowed to apply during this round of funding. 
Applicants must be South Africans, 18 years of age and older, practicing in their sport or creative industries discipline for the last 12 months.
The Department may, based on the number of successful applications determine amounts that may be disbursed in each category.

WHAT IS THE CRITERIA FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FROM ORGANISATIONS?
The following applicants will be allowed to submit their applications:

Registered sport, recreation, arts and culture organisations such as Arts Centres, Arts Training Institutions, Heritage Organisations, Arts and Culture Associations, Independent Theatres and Independent Museums and Galleries, Sport Federations, Sport Associations, Recreation Organisations, Sport NGOs and any other sport, arts and culture organisations. 
Any other arts organisations. 
Community Arts Centre that are viable; and can provide or create work opportunities for artists
Organisation must also be able to demonstrate how the proposal will bring sustainability to the sport, arts and culture in the country
Applications and/or proposals that will contribute to job opportunities particularly targeting rural communities and target groups (youth, women and people with disability)
Applications and/or proposals targeting marginalised art forms e.g. heritage related projects, folk, diphala, sicathamiya and other indigenous arts and culture art forms
Applications and/or proposals targeting marginalised communities e.g. Khoi San community
Online proposals focusing on education and capacity building in the sector

WHAT IS THE CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIVING COMPLETED APPLICATIONS?
The closing date is 22 February 2021

Each successful applicant who comply fully with all requirements may receive an amount of not less than R10 000.00 (ten thousand rand) once off, subject to availability of funds and as per paragraph above.

The applicants consent that the Department may use his and/or her name as reference in its awareness and promotional campaigns for the purpose of COVID 19 only.

HOW CAN DSAC BE REACHED FOR ANY ENQUIRIES ON COVID-19 DSAC RELIEF FUNDING - 3rd PHASE?
Toll free Number: 0800 724 278 during office hours  Monday to Friday 8:30 - 16:00
Email Address: covid19fund-enquiries@dsac.gov.za         
WhatsApp: 0663807492


COVID-19 DSAC Relief Funding - 3rd Phase | Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (dac.gov.za)

Monday, February 1, 2021

 

SOUTH AFRICAN GUILD OF ACTORS

Join Camilla Waldman for an exciting six session workshop series for upcoming professionals.
Once a month she will share the performance skills needed to work on the craft of acting: 

SAGA Online - "Standing on your Hours workshop series"
Session one: Charting Action – detailed imagining

 

(Disclaimer SAGA does not endorse any training institution, academy, training method, training provider licensed or otherwise, or trainer/coach/facilitator)

 

January 2021
 
06
Time: 10h00 - 13h00

 
REGISTER
Missed any of the SAGA workshops? Register on the SAGA Skills Portal and catch up on all the 2020 workshops to date.

Take part in our mentorship and outreach program supported by the Department of Sport, Arts & Culture
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