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WHO - your life into a movie

an interactive film project for filmmakers

The WHO project is an experimental training tool for film students and digital artists. By participating you will learn how to collaborate on the development and production of synchronised narratives, whilst having the freedom to create your own ideas (narratives).

University on Youth and Development

Education and Global Youth Work

The University on Youth and Development is a space for debate, training, exchange of experiences and affirmative action concerning Global Youth Cooperation. A home for the Global Youth Movement!

Border Crossing Media

solutions to communicate effectively online

Border Crossing Media is a young and innovative company based in the UK that draws upon the knowledge and skills of a globally distributed team. We are a collective of independent analysts, coders, designers, producers, writers and visual communication specialists. Founded in 2006, our mission is to help our clients communicate effectively online.

Education and Training

audiovisual and multimedia resources for trainers and students

A series of completely free and open educational resources (audiovisual, multimedia and ICT tools) that can be used in training sessions.

most recent work

Latest videos

The videos I produced during the last year.
The 1st video (10 years celebrating youth work) is not the final version. This is the 1st version and was edit in just one night, to be presented during the 10th University on Youth and Development Closing Ceremony. I will reedit this video and do color correction. The final version will be posted here soon.

Latest project

The WHO project aims to formalise a loose interactive framework that will allow anyone to contribute and participate in the story we will create together.
The WHO project was planned to be used as an experimental training tool for film students and digital artists. By participating they will learn how to collaborate on the development and production of synchronised narratives, whilst having the freedom to create their own ideas (narratives).