Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Organizers Attend the Berlin Film Festival
Berlin, February 20, 2011
Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Attending the 33rd International Court Métrage Festival in France
Santo Domingo, February 8, 2010
Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Celebrates the Nominations of 127 Hours
Santo Domingo, January 25, 2010
An Even Grander Finale than Ever Newly Honored Liza Minnelli brings down the Curtain on Fourth DR Global Film Festival
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Closing Film of the 4th Dominican Republic Global Film Festival Delights Audiences, Young and Old
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Jury Chooses First, Second and Third Place
Winners in the Second Annual Short Films Competition
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Actors workshop: Jimmy Jean Louis's Method
for Acting Success and Getting Haiti and DR Together
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
Short Films: The Beginning of Everything
Santo Domingo, November 21, 2010
"Waste Land,” a documentary defending the
environment
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
A Dominican Passion
Outsourcing Baseball Development: Anthony Alcade’s "Buscón"!
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
Web 3.0 is coming!
And the possibilities for small film producers are exciting!
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
Profile of an actor: From the Stage to the
Screen
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
“Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North” Personal Story of Discovery, History and How one Family Faces the Sins of their Ancestors
Santo Domingo, November 20, 2010
DR Global Film Festival Volunteers Meet at FUNGLODE
Santo Domingo, November 14, 2010
The room crackled with excitement as some 200 out of the total 300 volunteers gathered at FUNGLODE on Sunday to get their instructions and join up with their teams for this 4th edition of the Dominican Republic Global Film Festival.
Opening the meeting was Festival Director Omar de la Cruz who welcomed the volunteers from Santo Domingo, Santiago and Puerto Plata, and thanked them for their participation and priceless support in helping with this year’s Festival.
The 300 volunteers came to Santo Domingo for their training and will then disperse around the country to work at the five different Festival venues which includes Santo Domingo, Santiago, Puerto Plata, Nagua, Higuey, and Cap Cana.
Many of the volunteers participated in last year’s Festival, such as Guillermo Tabar, a graphic designer from Santo Domingo, who is in charge of meeting the invited international guests at the airport. Last year he met Shalim Ortiz; this year he looks forward to meeting big league baseball legend Barry Bonds and Puerto Rican-born Hollywood actor, Benicio del Toro.
Stephanie Pujols, teacher and law student is working in “general support” which she explained as “doing everything that comes up and needs to be done.”