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Jabu Nadia Newman / Tatenda WekwaTenzi

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Girls in Film_GiF Takeover Marathon

We’ll have a series of takeovers on our Instagram featuring Jabu Newman (22 Nov), Nikola Vasakova (23 Nov) and Joelle Ducray (24 Nov) for the Girls in Film workshop in Mauritius!

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The association Porteurs d'Images and the British Council Mauritius are delighted to invite you to this free workshop, hosted by Nikola Vasakova, Film Maker and founder of Girls in Film (UK), with Jabu Nadia Newman, Film Maker (South Africa)

GiF: Girls in Film represents, champions and connects the new generation of female-identified creatives in the film industry.

As there is a limited number of seats available, please register through the following link if you would like to attend the workshop: https://goo.gl/forms/KhnnDMEEeWj77EeR2

★ Workshop Dates: Thursday 22nd & Friday 23rd of November, 2018 Time: 10am to 5pm Venue: Lakaz d'Art, Second Floor, Saint Georges Street, Port Louis

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Outtake of Casey Redinglihys from editorial I shot called Dream Boi Photography by Jabu Nadia Newman 35mm film photography

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NOWNESS "The Dream That Refused Me" | Jabu Nadia Newman from ROMANCE on Vimeo.

Ubizo Poem Written and Performed by Siyabonga Jim

Director: Jabu Nadia Newman Collage Artwork: Zas Ieluhee

Poet: Siyabonga Jim Dancers: Lolwethu Sdumo Mthetheleli Dlakavu Amanda Guma Chumande Ngqakotye Yolanda Ntanyana Indoni Dance, Arts and Leadership Academy CGI Model: Kim Zulu by Emoji Digital Hello Nice Vlogger: Natalie Paneng

Executive Producer: Rozanne Rocha-Gray Producer: Didi Exelby Director of Photography: Deon van Zyl Art Direction: Wendy Fredriksson Styling and Costume Design: Unathi Mkonto Beauty Artist: Marchay Linderoth Hair: Kelvin Takudzwa

Edit: Paul Speirs and Thabo Nhlapo at New Creation Collective

Post Production: Monstrum Online Grade and VFX by Rusty Ruthven Blogger Interface VFX and 3D Artwork: Nick Ellis-Brown VFX Production: Iconic Agency iPhone Footage: Francesco Mbele

Location Sound Recordist: Luis Trujillo Sound Post Production Facility: Welcome Park Studio Final Mix: Luis Trujillo Foley Artist: Quanita Allie Music Composer: Likhona Camane

CREW: First AD: Rozanne Rocha-Gray Focus Puller: Mark van Zyl 2nd Assistant Camera: Alex Ortscheit DIT: Mike Mtsinje Camera Trainee: Tafadswa Pasi Props Master: Gerald Abraham Art Assistant: Eddie Kawonga Gaffer: Bernie De Wet Best Boy: Nathan Erasmus Spark: Brian Thompson Lighting Assistant: Miles Ritchie Key Grip: Judas Banda Grip: Vuyani Nkomo Wardrobe Assistant: Sarah Hugo Hamman Co-Executive Producer: Leanne Sanders Production Assistants: Elmaree Bohm, Kyle Hyde, Jonathan Baju

Unit Production Manager: Isaac Farm at Discovery Film Location and Unit Management Medic: Colin Tucker Security: Dynamic Events Catering and Craft Candid Catering

The Producers wish to thank: Imran Hamdulay Iconic Agency Sbonakaliso Ndaba Discovery Unit and Locations Lourensford Wine Estate Medic 8 Viviers Onesimo Amanda Laird Cherry

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Crédit photo : Jabu Nadia Newman & the Foxy Five / Facebook 

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Enjoy this romantic vintage fashion story by Jabu Nadia Newman ( @jabunew ) shot amid the flora and fauna of Cape Town. http://bit.ly/2jFxSQS Photography and art direction Jabu Nadia Newman Styling and grooming Fatima Arendse Model with Casey Redlinghys Special thanks Chris Kets All clothing from Vintage And The City and Nevernew stores

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Femme in Public South Africa from Jabu Nadia Newman on Vimeo.

December 2016 popped off with a fierce and unapologetic bang as US performance artist /activist /poet Alok Vaid-Menon joined forces with some of South Africa’s trans and gender-non- conforming artists in a creative collaboration titled “Femme in Public”.

“Femme in Public” saw the Vaid-Menon team up with Cape Town stylists, designers, photographers, musicians, writers, activists and performance artists to document a live fashion protest across the streets of Cape Town. Superbalist fashion maven Gavin Mikey Collins co-ordinated and directed the shoot that saw the likes of Umlilo, Kieron Jina, Sandiso Ngubane, Githan Coopoo, Vuyisani Bisholo, Quaid “Queezy” Heneke and Joshua Allen disrupt the heteronormative and colonial gaze with their unwavering celebration of femininity.

“With the recent advent of the ‘transgender tipping point,’ representation of trans people in the media continues to be of people who are binary (identifying as a ‘man’ or a ‘woman,’), white, and conventionally attractive,” said Vaid-Menon “My work is about creating more representations of gender non- conforming people of color who have been and continue to be at the front of the movement for gender liberation.”

Photographers and videographers Jabu Newman, Alexis ‘Shakalulu’ Strimenos, Charles Mackenzie, Alex Hopkins (Loure Group) and Miguel Vanas who are from all over the world but currently based in Cape Town helped bring this celebration to life visually.

This resulted in a photo shoot for the gawds, workshops and a performance event by Alok Vaid-Menon featuring Umlilo, Kieron Jina, Sandi Blouse and Shaheed Martin at Cape Town’s Deuce Bar. ‘Femme in Public II’ took place at Industry in Johannesburg featuring Umlilo, Fela Gucci, Kieron Jina and Tazme Pillay.

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Femme in Public South Africa from Jabu Nadia Newman on Vimeo.

Article about this project

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Jabu Nadia Newman /  Tatenda WekwaTenzi

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#FilmFriday #ZA - Jabu Nadia Newman

Photo: Chris Kets 

Feminism, sexuality and politics are the three topics most discussed and presented in Jabu’s work, from her photography to her films and web series, The Foxy Five, an intersectional feminist show from a black South African perspective through the voices of five women. Jabu started writing The Foxy Five in 2015 during Fees Must Fall, a protest in response to the proposed rise of education fees in South Africa, with the show later developing into an archive where the topics black women in South Africa are talking about today can be accessed: “I wanted to show how the political was personal and how the youth of South Africa were far from apathetic. I wanted to give black women an understanding of feminism from their perspective and try to create truthful and sincere representations of us.” Born out of sense of despair and hopelessness towards political and social injustices, the process of writing the show allowed Jabu to replace those disparate feelings with ones of love and strength in sharing the stories of herself and others as they discuss concepts and ideas surrounding sexuality, gender, race, class and politics.

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Foxy Five Episode 1

Foxy Five Episode 2

Foxy Five Episode 3

Foxy Five Episode 4

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Black and White Photography of Lisa Dawes

Photography by Jabu Nadia Newman

2016

35mm Film Photography

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Meet the filmmaker bringing intersectional feminism to South Africa: Jabu Nadia Newman https://t.co/n8jgFZLPV3 #art #design #culture

Meet the filmmaker bringing intersectional feminism to South Africa: Jabu Nadia Newman https://t.co/n8jgFZLPV3 #art #design #culture

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via Twitter https://twitter.com/TheArtistSocial March 08, 2017 at 01:05PM

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Meet the filmmaker bringing intersectional feminism to South Africa: Jabu Nadia Newman

Jabu Nadia Newman found her critical voice as a writer, filmmaker and photographer during South Africa’s student uprising of 2015 and 2016 when she became involved in University of Cape Town’s #FeesMustFall protest. Drawing from the women she met through the protest, Jabu, who was studying film and politics at UCT at the time, decided to put her degree on pause. In it’s place the filmmaker struck upon the idea of defining and representing intersectional feminism in South Africa’s post-apartheid landscape through a semi-autobiographical web series The Foxy Five.

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The Dark West /  Jabu Nadia Newman