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Fuji Film Photo Award Winners
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The winners of the Fuji Film Photo Awards were announced on their website on 16 October 2009. In the Professional category, photographer Natalie Field was named Photographer of the Year.
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David Goldblatt: still an inspiration
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Veteran South African photographer David Goldblatt was awarded the prestigious 2009 Henri Cartier-Bresson Award for TJ.
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Vuka! Award winners
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The M-Net Vuka! Awards, which rewards commercials created for charities and causes, announced the winning entries at the Bassline in Newtown.
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Beneath the Skin
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Anthony Fabian’s Skin is a story of forgiveness, a human drama set during Apartheid, told with grace...
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SSETA Profile: Priscilla David
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Before December last year, Priscilla David was the provincial manager of the Service SETA in the Western Cape.
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AIDI officially launches
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The Animation Industry Development Initiative, or AIDI as it has become known, successfully completed its pilot year in 2009.
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White Lion released on 19 February
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Almost twenty years in the making, White Lion is the brainchild of Rodney Fuhr, owner of the Johannesburg...
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Arts and Culture Trust Awards
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The winners of the Arts and Culture Trust (ACT) Awards were announced on Friday 6 November 2009.
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Monthly wrap party at Radisson Blu
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The Callsheet's parent company, Film & Event Publishing, which also houses The Filmmakers Guide to South Africa and The Event, hosted its September Monthly Wrap Party at the Waterfront’s Radisson...
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Tony Kgoroge - Moonyeen Lee
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Tony Kgoroge’s star has risen steadily since winning the Vita Award for Best Upcoming Actor in 1997.
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Skin - A true South African story
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Skin is a South African success story. The official co-production, directed by American-born Anthony Fabian, details just one of the tragic stories from our country’s tempestuous past.
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Mikhael Subotzky: two projects
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Photographer Mikhael Subotzky, one of the youngest members of the world’s most famous photo agency, Magnum, tackles crime and social marginalisation in his fascinating photographs.
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SA commercials snubbed at Cannes
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South Africa’s commercials industry didn’t do very well at this year’s Cannes Lions. In the film category, we only received two shortlist mentions: Shlurp, Bruce Paynter of Cab Films’...
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