(auto-translated from Dutch Dutch)
In the short film Halama, we tackle the problem of indirect discrimination in education. Far too many children with a migration background still receive a secondary school recommendation that is too low. In the film, we follow 11-year-old Farah, who is preparing for the final year of primary school. She is doing everything she can to attend a HAVO-VWO school in her city. She laughs her way through the day among friends and classmates, until she hears the liberating news from the teacher: MAVO.
What we offer
We offer several fun filming days with a diverse crew. Expenses are reimbursed, and lunch/snacks are provided on filming days. The final product may be used for portfolio purposes.
Type
Studentenproductie
Location
Zuid-Holland
Description
We are looking for a young girl aged 10-12 with a cheerful demeanor who enjoys being in front of the camera. She must have an Arabic / Middle Eastern appearance. Dutch is the language of the film, but someone with her own (Arabic) mother tongue would be great. We are also filming two scenes at the football club, but experience is not required for that.
Period
Filming days in late October and early November. Post-production ends in December.
Spoken / language requirements
Dutch + possibly Arabic/native language
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