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Youth Jury Online Camp 2020

Due to the recent global situation, Youth Jury Camp this year is turned into an online based program. The MFW 6 Youth Jury Online Camp is a 5 (five) days online/webinar training program for an intermediate level of youth film literacy.

This program, then decided to be for the invitation only. The participants selected from our previous editions youth juries by our MFW main committee board members. At the end of the camp, the participants will be selecting several short films as Youth Juries Award Nominees 2020.

Youth Jury Camp is an opportunity to learn to appreciate short films through a critically commenting, discussing and sharing in a panel discussion.

The Participants of Youth Jury Online Camp 2020 are:

STELLA MELODY WINATA
(b.2003) At the moment, Stella is entering her last year of high school, residing in Bali. Her love for the arts, creation, cinema, and learning opportunities brought her to the Minikino Youth Jury Camp 2019. Her expectations weren’t set but after 40+ films, it’s safe to say that the experience has cultivated her capacity to analyse films in a both critical and appreciative perspective.
SOPHIE LOUISA
(b.2002) I enjoy various forms of literature and have always been curious about how filmmakers process their images in order to deliver them in the form of a whole film. The Youth Jury Camp 2018 gave me the experience to judge on art pieces presented in a board of jurors, thus I didn’t merely judge the work solely from my own point of view. Youth Jury camp has taught me another perspective on seeing a movie, there’s much more side to just actors and plot.
QIU MATTANE LAO
(b.2004) At the moment, Qiu just entered high school, residing in Bali. Through the MFW Youth Jury Camp 2019, she got a chance to preview the world’s best selection of short films and critically discussed its context in an intense panel discussion with other participants.
KAYLA AMARE BUDIWARMAN
(b.2002) Kayla currently resides in Thailand, having just finished high school and will pursue university in the UK. She has always been fascinated by film and it has played a significant part of her life, from being an avid film watcher to having previously studied and created films in school. Being able to watch and analyze so many diverse films is a privilege that allows her to broaden the knowledge of this art.
SEIKA CINTANYA SANGER
(b.2002) Cinta has always enjoyed film since she was a kid. Her first experience making a short film with her schoolmates when she was 14 years old made her love films even deeper. She finds the process of making films including the promotion parts is interesting. Her dream is to one day take part in the marketing world of the international film industry

**Some sessions with guest speakers will be available for the public.

GUEST SPEAKERS

JEMMA PURDEY

Tuesday, 21 July 2020
15.00-16.00 (UTC +8.00)
Why short films matter: Storytelling and Young People – Jemma Purdey
LIVE from Melboourne, Australia
Host: Rickdy Vanduwin

JEMMA PURDEY is an author, writer, festival director of @reelozind “ReelOzInd!, Australia – Indonesia Short Film Competition”, Melbourne, Australia.
She is a Fellow at the Australia-Indonesia Centre (AIC). She has written widely on Indonesian politics and contemporary history and about Australia’s relationship with Indonesia. Her books include Anti-Chinese Violence in Indonesia, 1996-1998 (2006) and From Vienna to Yogyakarta: The life of Herb Feith (2011) and she is co-author with Antje Missbach and Dave McRae of Indonesia: State and Society in Transition (2019). Jemma is Chair of the board and Commissioning Editor of the magazine Inside Indonesia, co-host of the podcast Talking Indonesia and founding Director of the AIC’s ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition & Festival.

AMANDA NELL EU & FOO FEI LING

Wednesday, 22 July 2020
15.00-16.00 (UTC +8.00)
How The Power of Script Become Visible for Audience
from the maker of Vinegar Baths
LIVE from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Host: Fransiska Prihadi

“Vinegar Baths” won Best Fiction Award at #MFW5 Minikino Film Week, Bali International Short Film Festival fifth edition in 2019. The fourteen minutes duration film was written and directed by Amanda Nell Eu in 2018. It is a story of a tired and overworked nurse at the maternity ward finds joy when she is alone roaming the hospital corridors at night. It’s the time when she can finally eat.

Amanda Nell Eu (Director & Writer) & Foo Fei Ling (Producer) will share their experience about the power of script to give insights to MFW6 youth juries.

About AMANDA NEEL EU
Amanda has directed award-winning short films which have screened in international festivals including Venice, Locarno and Clermont-Ferrand. She is developing her first feature film set in Malaysia. In her work, she likes to explore the female body and identity within the context of South East Asia.

About FOO FEI LING
Fei is a producer in production company Ghost Grrrl Pictures.
Based in Malaysia Ghost Grrrl Pictures is a young film company producing female-centric stories coming from Southeast Asia. The aim of the company is to represent strong, feared and misunderstood females in cinema – from colossal monsters to tough little girls who just cannot fit in.

KOYO YAMASHITA

About Judging in a Film Festival
LIVE from Tokyo, Japan
Thursday, 23 July 2020
15.00-16.00 (UTC +8.00)
Host: Inez Peringga

Koyo Yamashita is a film curator, programmer, and artistic director of Image Forum Festival
Born in Tokyo, Japan. Koyo has been festival director of Image Forum Festival since 2001. Programmer of Theater Image Forum in Shibuya, Tokyo since 2005. Has been guest programmer/curator for many film and media art festivals and film events in and outside Japan, such as: Transmediale (Berlin), Bozar (Brussels), Arkipel International Documentary and Experimental Film Festival (Jakarta), Sea Shorts (Malaysia), Seoul New Media Festival Festival (Seoul) etc. Also curator for the film exhibition/DVD project for Japanese emerging independent animation artist “THINKING AND DRAWING”(2001). Advisor for collection of film and video for Asian Culture Center in Kwangju, Korea. Has served as jury for many international film/art festivals such as Hong Kong International Film Festival, Cannes Director’s Fortnight, Rotterdam International Film Festival, Tampere International Film Festival etc.

MENTORS & FACILITATORS

FRANSISKA PRIHADI
(b.1979) Cika is program director of Minikino and Minikino Film Week: Bali International Short Film Festival since 2015, jury for the @reelozind 2017-2020, @seashortsmy Malaysia 2017-2018 selection committee, jury for int’l section competition of 22nd Thai Short Film & Video (2018), jury for East Asian Experimental Film Competition 33rd @image_forum festival Tokyo (2019), pra-selection jury for @busanshortfilmfest 2020.
EDO WULIA
(b. 1970) Edo is an artist with a diverse background, including musician/ percussionist, sound engineer, visual artist and designer with more than 25 years of experience. He grew up in Bali, where music and art has always been an integral part of the family circle. He’s been volunteering and working with Minikino since 2003.
INEZ PERINGGA
(b.1997) Inez studied film at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara and graduated in 2019. She continued working with Minikino specializing in the art of subtitling and managing festival volunteers after her internship program.
SAFFIRA NUSA DEWI
(b.1997) Fira is a visual designer with a passion for film, graphic design & photography.
RICKDY VANDUWIN
(b.1999) Rick is an agroecotechnology student. Some of his writings were published on Affinity Magazine – an electronic magazine based in the US – mostly inspired by gender, sexuality and human rights issues. He is also Chairperson of the GSHR Udayana.
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