Marija Stojnic, a woman wearing black glasses and a burgundy shirt, looks directly at the camera and smiles.
Marija Stojnić
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Producer

Marija Stojnić (she/her) is a director and producer of films that synthesize documentary and other art forms. Her award-winning documentary Speak so I can see you (2019) screened at IDFA First Appearance, MoMA’s Doc Fortnight, and Melbourne FF. Stojnić holds degrees from The New School (NY) and Academy of Arts (Belgrade), and is a NYFA, Eurimages Lab Award, and Berlinale Talents fellow, and a co-founder of Set Sail Films in Belgrade. 

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Research & Development Grant 2023
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A close-up photo of Redelia Shaw, an African American woman with dark brown skin and short, natural coiled hair adorned with small beads. She has expressive eyes with long eyelashes, a warm smile revealing a gap between her front teeth, and a few freckles on her cheeks. She is wearing colorful, patterned earrings and a black top. The background is a gradient of orange and yellow, creating a soft, warm ambiance that complements her friendly expression.
Redelia Shaw
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A close up of Dan Fallshaw, a white male with short brown hair and a light beard, standing with his arms crossed. He is wearing a white T-shirt with the text "ART IS A DIRTY JOB BUT SOMEBODY'S GOT TO DO IT" printed in bold letters on the front. Dan has a serious, confident expression on his face. A silver watch is visible on his wrist. The background is blurred, featuring graffiti art, which adds an urban feel to the portrait.
Dan Fallshaw
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