© Raymond Marlowe
MADE IN MUSINA
Life after "Border Farm" for the Dulibazimu Theatre Group has meant starting collaborations with local NGOs and other arts organisations from Musina.
Dulibadzimu is part of the MADE IN MUSINA project: a networking project bringing together Musina's artists and arts organisations.
This t-shirt making workshop was held in Nancefield, Musina in December. The idea is to use viral modes of advertising to create some hype and encourage participation in the MADE IN MUSINA community project. We advertised the MADE IN MUSINA project by making a template MADE IN MUSINA t-shirt and then incorporated he name and logo of each of the participating groups on their own series of t-shirts. The workshop also brought all the groups together under the MADE IN MUSINA banner, and has kicked off our collaborative project.
Here's the MADE IN MUSINA design.
Here's Meza Weza making a "Dulibadzimu" stencil.
Here's Pilot Biller's finished t-shirt!
Check out the MADE IN MUSINA blog that the Musina artists are working on!
Dulibadzimu is part of the MADE IN MUSINA project: a networking project bringing together Musina's artists and arts organisations.
This t-shirt making workshop was held in Nancefield, Musina in December. The idea is to use viral modes of advertising to create some hype and encourage participation in the MADE IN MUSINA community project. We advertised the MADE IN MUSINA project by making a template MADE IN MUSINA t-shirt and then incorporated he name and logo of each of the participating groups on their own series of t-shirts. The workshop also brought all the groups together under the MADE IN MUSINA banner, and has kicked off our collaborative project.
Here's the MADE IN MUSINA design.
Here's Meza Weza making a "Dulibadzimu" stencil.
Here's Pilot Biller's finished t-shirt!
Check out the MADE IN MUSINA blog that the Musina artists are working on!
The Making Of...
Some behind-the-scenes stills from the film shoot...
Walking 4km to location in the morning.
Down at the river.
Honest Sebola on sound.
A.D. Daniel Browde checks the shot list at the old compound.
Filming the 'looking for a job' scene in 42 degree heat.
Interviews in the compound, Raymond Marlowe on camera.
Last interview with narrator Norman Masawi.
Thenjiwe Nkosi on camera. Prince Mapala on sound.
Walking 4km to location in the morning.
Down at the river.
Honest Sebola on sound.
A.D. Daniel Browde checks the shot list at the old compound.
Filming the 'looking for a job' scene in 42 degree heat.
Interviews in the compound, Raymond Marlowe on camera.
Last interview with narrator Norman Masawi.
Thenjiwe Nkosi on camera. Prince Mapala on sound.
T-Shirts!
The first Dulibadzimu T-shirts!
Designed and made by Soweto Post 77 crew, based in Kliptown.
Is it true?
Excerpts from the writing workshops displayed in the Border Farm exhibition.
Texts by Ephraim Nhema and Meza Weza.
Design by Daniel Browde and Thenjiwe Nkosi
Vinyl lettering by Reg Pakari
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