All Roads Film Project
The All Roads Film Project is a National Geographic program dedicated to providing a platform for indigenous and underrepresented minority-culture storytellers around the world to showcase their works to promote knowledge, dialogue, and understanding with a broader, global audience.
“In 2004 National Geographic decided to launch the All Roads Film Festival and this was part of the Society’s desire to increase its focus on diverse cultures around the world.”
—Terry Garcia, Executive Vice President, Mission Programs, National Geographic Society
The National Geographic All Roads Film Project launched in 2004 to support indigenous and underrepresented minority-culture storytellers in bringing their lives, experiences, and cultures to a global audience through the power of film and photography. A range of international platforms sustains the program year-round such as The All Roads Film Festival, All Roads Film Grants, All Roads Photography Awards, and regularly programmed international film nights screened at National Geographic headquarters.
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All Roads Film Project es un programa de National Geographic dedicado a proveer una platafroma para los grupos indigenas y minorias sub-representadas narradoras de cultura alrededor del mundo para mostrar su trabajo, promover el conocimiento, el diálogo y entendimiento con una audiencia más amplia y global.
“En el 2004 National Geographic decidió lanzar All Roads Film Project, esto fue parte del deseo de la sociedad por aumentar su interés en las diversas culturas alrededor del mundo.”
—Terry García, Vice presidente Ejecutivo, Programa Missiones, National Geographic Society
National Geographic All Roads Film project se inicio en 2004 para apoyar a los grupos indigenas y las minorias sub-representadas narradoras de cultura para llevar sus vidas, experiencias, y cultura atravez del poder del cine y fotografías a una audiencia global. Una gama de plataformas internacionales sostiene el programa durante todo el año como el All Roads Film Festival, Becas de Cine All Roads, Premios de Fotografía All Roads, peliculas internacionales regularmente programadas que se proyectan en la Sede de National Geographic. El proyecto culmina en el Festival de All Roads Film, cuatro dias de celebración multimedia atravez de cine, fotografía y música en vivo de todas partes del mundo.
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Contributions to All Roads give indigenous and under-represented minority cultures the necessary funds to produce film and photography, so that they may share their powerful stories.
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