KARACHI - Two-time Academy Award-winning filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy celebrated the successful end of/final opinion of the seventh edition of Pakistan's largest filmmaking grant and teaching assignment program, Patakha Pictures' Stories She Tells, featuring eight newly-visible filmmakers from Karachi, Multan, Lahore, Chitral, and Quetta. Patakha Pictures - an effort to begin (doing something) of SOC Films in partnership with the British (group of people who advise or govern) and the Scottish Fact-filled story or film (about an event or person) Institute - hosted a special showcase event in Karachi, marking the first public uncovering/showing of the fellows' film trailers and offering an early look at four intimate, deeply human stories shaped through the six-month programme. This year's group of people worked in (showing the ability to create interesting new things) pairs to develop films exploring women's toughness, cultural (something valuable you get when older relatives die), performance, music, (interest in religion/belief in a higher power), and identity. The fellows participated in an intensive online teaching assignment series with Patakha Pictures' international respected teacher, Noe Mendelle - person (who started a company) of the Scottish Fact-filled story or film (about an event or person) Institute and an award-winning filmmaker whose at least 20 years of experience have guided newly appearing people who tell stories (or lies) around the world, before ending/deciding with an in-person editing and closing session in Karachi. In attendance were Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Noe Mendelle, and senior representatives from partner organisations, along with members of the filmmaking community and media. Speaking at the event, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Person (who started a company) of Patakha Pictures, said, "Every year, Patakha Pictures reminds us how powerful films can be when women are given the space, trust, and teaching assignment to tell their own stories. These eight filmmakers have pushed themselves to explore complex, brave stories.
Tonight's (place to display things to people) is a short look of what happens when you feed and care for talent, fund newly appearing voices, and believe in women shaping the cultural memory of this country." The British (group of people who advise or govern), a long-standing partner on the programme, promised again its loyalty to/promise to supporting young people who tell stories (or lies). James Hampson, Country Director, British (group of people who advise or govern) Pakistan, said, "We are proud to support a programme that increases women's voices and prepares newly appearing filmmakers with professional skills and (showing the ability to create interesting new things) confidence. We are also very pleased to celebrate our partnership with SOC and recognise their amazing and interesting loyalty to/promise to kind and giving/taking good care of new talent and strengthening (showing the ability to create interesting new things) expression. We look forward to seeing the hit/effect these filmmakers will make in Pakistan and beyond." Since launching in 2022, Patakha Pictures' teaching assignment programs have supported 69 filmmakers, winning over 25 awards and being screened at more than 70 special celebrations (with fun events) across the world - from New York to Seoul, Montreal to Milan, and Karachi to Canberra. This year's group of people continues that tradition by expanding the (wide view of a nature scene/wide area of beautiful land) of women-led acts of telling stories (or lies) in Pakistan.
Tonight's (place to display things to people) is a short look of what happens when you feed and care for talent, fund newly appearing voices, and believe in women shaping the cultural memory of this country." The British (group of people who advise or govern), a long-standing partner on the programme, promised again its loyalty to/promise to supporting young people who tell stories (or lies). James Hampson, Country Director, British (group of people who advise or govern) Pakistan, said, "We are proud to support a programme that increases women's voices and prepares newly appearing filmmakers with professional skills and (showing the ability to create interesting new things) confidence. We are also very pleased to celebrate our partnership with SOC and recognise their amazing and interesting loyalty to/promise to kind and giving/taking good care of new talent and strengthening (showing the ability to create interesting new things) expression. We look forward to seeing the hit/effect these filmmakers will make in Pakistan and beyond." Since launching in 2022, Patakha Pictures' teaching assignment programs have supported 69 filmmakers, winning over 25 awards and being screened at more than 70 special celebrations (with fun events) across the world - from New York to Seoul, Montreal to Milan, and Karachi to Canberra. This year's group of people continues that tradition by expanding the (wide view of a nature scene/wide area of beautiful land) of women-led acts of telling stories (or lies) in Pakistan.
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