Maxwell Wrobel wanted to approach the mockumentary format – a genre that applies the codes of documentary cinema to a fictional story, often with a playful and/or parodic or reflective intention – to show the experience of two students abroad who spend a day in Seville. Their journey through the common places that should not…
Lily Werlinich’s final project opens with a shot of a Bruce Springsteen concert; the vertical format of that shot indicates that she probably recorded it with her own phone. From then on, the musical memories of her life follow one another vertically, from her childhood to the present, recorded by her or by others, but…
There are questions in an interview that are capable, by themselves, of giving rise to a complete interview; questions that reach the mind and heart of the interviewees -the idea and the emotion associated with it- and that allow them to unfold an answer that could give rise to an infinite dialogue. For their final…
This is the story of a first time. Jaylene Salas had never studied abroad before, but neither had any of her family members or best friends. What could this mean for them? How did it affect them? In her final project, Jaylene decided to ask herself these questions and ask them of the people closest…
In their final project, Gabby Granada and Jordan Robertson (student students of the new CNMJ English program), take stock of their time in Seville and ask themselves what things they will miss from the city in which they have lived for several months. To do this, they visit the city and visit places that, for…
Arlette Hawkins offers us an emotional and very personal portrait of her host father from Seville, Paco, photographer and photography teacher who, after retiring, continues to teach on his own with the same passion and dedication as always.
The Mexican food restaurant Mano de Santo is one of the new places that continue to fill with international color the increasingly popular Alameda de Hércules in Seville. Anna Stauffer speaks with Ricardo, one of its owners, and offers us an excellent collection of images that convey the enthusiasm she feels for this type of…
Excellent portrait of Daniel, a young musician who tells us about his passion for music and his long experience as a street musician.
Laura Salcines is the owner of Populart, a business in the center of Seville dedicated since 1977 to the sale of traditional crafts such as tiles, jars, carvings or engravings. In this impeccable final project, Laura tells us about her business as well as the importance of trying to preserve all of our traditional heritage.
Passionate about the Marvel superheroes, Taylor Faust went out with his camera to ask people what his favorite superhero was, why and what he would ask that super hero to improve in Seville. Some answers are quite interesting ….
