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Jim Virga

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enero 2005

Jim VirgaJim Virga teaches at the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, in Athens, Georgia. His film Dancing On Mother Earth won the Eastman Kodak Best Documentary Award in 2004 at the Indian Diaspora Film Festival in New York. He is at work on his next documentary, to be filmed in Bolivia. Virga was active as a photojournalist for fourteen years, focusing on the Caribbean and Central America and working primarily for Fort Lauderdale, Florida's Sun-Sentinel. Virga became interested in filmmaking while teaching photojournalism at Syracuse University, where he received an MA in Visual and Interactive Communications. He was born in Brooklyn, New York.

"I hope to tell stories that are overlooked by the masses. One of my goals is to explore how different cultures relate to the spirit world."

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Créditos Fotográficos: Jim Virga - gentileza del realizador

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participante en el 2003 Festival de Cine y Video Indígena Americano


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