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WoS Overview
WoS is a member based non-profit support- and advocacy organisation for African women filmmakers. The organisation is based in South Africa but works actively with members in Angola, Namibia, Nigeria, Zambia, and Zimbabwe in addition to the members in South Africa. The organisation is project driven and works to create a forum for African women filmmakers to share their visions and experiences More ...
WoS Events
This month will be celebrating the Johannesburg Premiere of this multi award winning feature film by a talented women team!!
WoS In the News
Durban’s youngest and most prolific film maker, starts shooting her new feature film early March 2010, called PALACE OF BONE. Inspired after winning the prestigious Standard Bank Young Artist of The Year 2010 for her first feature film 'My Black Little Heart' tha WoS screened in 2008. Angelique has set herself a challenge to write and direct yet another film exposing and focusing on Durban’s sub culture, to debut at this years NATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL in Grahamstown. More...
Katinka Heyns was honoured with a Lifetime Achievers More about SAFTA winners
WoS's Eve Rantseli was amongst those who met with the Minister of Arts and Culture (DAC), Honourable Ms. Lulu Xingwana, on 12 October 2009, in an open industry meeting,ion industry's concerns over SABC's financial crisis, and the general sate of the industry and how DAC can facilitate a way forward...
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Industry News
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Congratulations to Claire Angelique on being the first female recipient of the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for film.
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