Jesuit Short- Films Production Grant 2024
Timeline for submission and acceptance of nominated projects:
– Opening of the submission for short film grant projects on Wednesday, December 20, 2023.
– The deadline for file submission is Monday, January 8, 2024, at 11:00 AM.
– Emails will be sent to nominated projects on the shortlist between Wednesday and Thursday, January 10-11, 2024.
– The schedule for personal interviews with projects on the final list is on Monday, January 15, 2024.
* Note: The specific time for the interviews will be specified in the acceptance emails on the shortlist.
Qualification criteria for acceptance:
– Documentary film projects are not accepted.
– Applicants for the grant must have previously directed at least one short narrative film.
– The grant application should include a comprehensive film script, which will be discussed by a committee representing the grant management at the Jesuit Cultural Center- Alexandria (JCC).
Required Data and Files:
Please attach a single PDF file containing the following items:
1- A brief summary not exceeding sixty words (Logline).
2- A short summary not exceeding one hundred and fifty words (Synopsis).
3- The script of the work in no more than nine pages (Script).
4- The director of the project is solely responsible for submitting the project to the selection committee, along with attaching their curriculum vitae (CV) (with an accessible link to the CV and previous works). * Note: It is not required for the director of the work to be the scriptwriter.
5- A list of names of the team members in each of the film industry branches, including cinematography, editing, and executive producer.
6- A detailed budget using the attached template, click here.
7- The planned production tools to be used.
8- Proposed cast members.
9- Timeframe plan for film execution.
10- Specify the number of shooting locations and provide them with accompanying photographs of the mentioned locations.
All required files should be sent to the following email address: (jfs@jesuitalex.org)
Incomplete files that do not adhere to all the mentioned items will
not be considered.
Selection Process for Nominated Projects:
1- Submitted applications will be reviewed, and applications that do not meet the specified criteria above will be excluded.
2- A shortlist will be created for the submitted cinematic scripts nominated for the grant. Communication with the nominated works on the shortlist will be conducted via email: (jfs@jesuitalex.org).
3- Interviews with the nominated projects team on the final list will including director, scriptwriter, cinematographer, and editor is fundamental.
Final List of Projects Nominated for the Grant:
– Following the interviews with the grant nominees: Accepted projects for the grant will be notified via email, along with the contract format for obtaining the production grant. The director of the project will sign this contract to ensure compliance with the grant terms before proceeding with the remaining production preparations.
– The presence of project’s team director, scriptwriter, cinematographer, and editor is required in all preparatory work sessions before the execution of the work. This is to ensure compliance with any modifications that may arise in the content of the submitted cinematic script.
– Please consider gender balance among the team members applying for the grant.
– If the nominated director of the project does not agree to sign and commit to the grant conditions outlined in the contract sent to them within three working days, the film project will be removed from the list of accepted projects.
This grant is funded by the European Union in collaboration with EUNIC Egypt and Jesuit cultural Center- Alexandria.
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Counseling School 2024
As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. – Nelson Mandela
Program objective:
The Counseling School at the Jesuit Cultural Center was established around twelve years ago in response to the mounting pressures and complexities of modern life, changes in social patterns, shifting values and concepts, and the pervasive impact of technology on daily existence.
The primary aim is to empower individuals to embark on a personal journey of self-discovery, enabling them to delve deeply into their own motivations and reactions across various aspects of life. This self-exploration equips them with a profound understanding of others, allowing them to provide guidance and support to those seeking advice and assistance from diverse backgrounds.
The Jesuit Cultural Center recognizes an ongoing need within the community to train additional individuals who can offer accompaniment and support to those in search of understanding, fostering a more compassionate and humane society.
Target Group:
– Teachers, educators, and social workers.
– Supervisors of groups at certain age stages
– Those who wish to shift their professional path to the field of psychological counseling.
School System:
– The academic year starts from October to May.
– The Four Subjects in Counseling School are:
A- Counseling
B- Psychology
C – Psychiatric Disorders
D- Psychotherapies
Meetings will be one day a week on Thursdays from 5:00 pm: 8:00 pm
The number of students are from 20 to 25 students.
The curriculum is based on an interactive principle. Students are divided into groups to be assigned readings and presenting papers or discussions.
Program Expectations:
● Learners become aware of themselves and others and are able to manage their own lives.
● Understand the basic aspects of the counseling process, and the ethical and professional requirements for providing counseling.
● Learn about ways to manage counseling sessions and communicate effectively with the counselor.
● Study the psychology of the various stages of life and identify the characteristics of each stage.
● Identify a number of psychological disorders.
● Identifying a number of the most important psychological and therapeutic schools.
Please fill out the form carefully, it is a critical step for filtration.
Registration deadline is Sunday, September 10, 2023 at 11 p.m.
Stages of selecting accepted applicants:
Stage 1: Reviewing the forms and making an initial selection.
Stage 2: Sending the dates of the personal interview to the email of the accepted forms.
Stage 3: Notifying the final selection of school participants via email after the interview.
Stage 4: Paying the subscription fee.
Please be aware that when submitting a form for the Counseling School, it’s important to understand that the school’s purpose is not to offer solutions for personal or psychological issues. Instead, its focus is on individuals who aspire to offer support and guidance to others through their professional or informal endeavors.
The applicant must have completed his university studies or its equivalent
Program Coordinator: Dr. Shaima Adel (Consultant Psychiatrist)
A group of doctors and psychotherapists teach within the school.