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Athens, Greece

Responsible for casting, directing, recording and editing audio for ELT CD's and Interactive Whiteboard. I have just finished production of The War of the Worlds by HG Wells. I had full control over the recordings with the actors, original music composition and the editing process. I have produced two Classic Readers: The Prince and the Pauper and The Tempest. I worked with the composers to source the original music and found additional music and all the sound effects. I directed the creation of 5 songs for The Tempest based on original music from Shakespeare's time and oversaw the mixing and production. With both audio books, I had artistic and creative control over every aspect of the audio.The company distributes worldwide.

Greece

Independent photographer selling my food photography and still life images online. Visit my website for more

Greece

Tinmc - Human Rights Blog - GreeceFounded and manage the very popular weblog, "This is Not My Country" which has been running since 2006. Responsible for the technical requirements as well as the daily research, posting, responding to discussions and moderation. Written about in various national newspapers including Elefthrotopia, Ta Nea and Kathimerini as well as in the international press including the BBC and the European Tribune. Won several awards for reporting, especially for the innovative "Roma Series" covering the plight of Roma communities in Greece. Voice-over Artist - Including MM Publications, Express, Grivas, New Editions, British Council - GreeceVoice-Over work for numerous companies for educational publications and language books. Also voiced parts for games and films. Video/Photography Director - Hijab Frappe - Project Website - GreeceYearlong project funded and organised by the European Union, exploring "Perceptions of the Hijab". Responsible for recording the progress of the workshops and performances with photographs and video. Also conceived, filmed and edited the video that was an integral part of the play. Final exhibition of my work displayed in conjunction with the performances of "Hijab Frappe" at the Alekton Theatre. The success of the project led to its transfer to Athinais Cultural Centre.

Production of “Female Parts” by Dario Fo and Franco Rama Performed at Athinais Theatre in Athens."whether we speak or not.the machine will still crush us to bitsand we will alsobe afraidYour silence will not protect you"Gloria T. Hull Poem from Home GirlsFor me, Theatre has never been the place to find answers. It is a place to ask questions, to provoke and to present a certain view of our lives. I love theatre for the fact that I can go and recognise myself and my dilemmas on the stage, that I can laugh at the foolishness of human nature, that I can go away with a head full ofquestions.

AMAZONS is a moving, passionate and strangely comic exploration of the issues surrounding Women and Breast Cancer. It aims to educate and empower women as well as raise general awareness of a disease that is threatening to reach epidemic proportions that surpass those of a much more high-profile disease AIDS.This production is not just about issues. It is the story of three ordinary women and their extraordinary journey through pain and suffering, joy and triumph as each of their lives is touched by Breast Cancer. Through these women, Sirens explores the complexity of human reactions in the face of disease, disfigurement and ultimately the reality of death. But AMAZONS is not a play about death, it's a play celebrating life and the fighting spirit of those ancient female warriors. It is a play not so much about illness, but about healing, and healing not just for those that have the disease, but for all of us. It is a story at once epic and intimate; a story of courage and rage, tears and laughter, fear and survival.

Four years with the Black Mime Theatre under the direction of Denise Wong. Touring in the UK with productions of ‘Drowning’, ‘Heart’, ‘EDR’, and ‘Forgotten Heroes’. International tour with ‘EDR’ with the Royal National Theatre of Great Britain culminating in a theatre residency at the Market Theatre, Johannesburg, South Africa. A documentary film was made about the company and the production EDR commissioned by the Arts Council of Great Britain.