
Deepa Dhanraj, Director/Producer
Deepa Dhanraj is a writer,
director, and producer living in Bangalore, South India. She has
produced and directed numerous an award-winning documentaries such as
her latest film,
Invoking Justice, which is a part of
CAAM Film Festival 2013. Other films are: Something Like a War (Channel 4);
The Legacy of Malthus (BBC 2);
Sudesha (Faust Film/ARD);
Nari Adalat/Women's Courts; and
What Has Happened to This City?
Her films have been screened on BBC, ARTE, ZDF, CBC, and SBS. Her films
have been invited to festivals such as IDFA, Berlinale, Leipzig,
Oberhausen, Films deFemmes, Creteil France,Tampere, Vancouver, and
Chicago. She has a special interest in education and has created video
materials to address challenges faced by first generation learners.
Bill Bell, jazz pianist, composer, arranger
has earned the title "Jazz Professor" for completing over 30 years of
successful University and College jazz teaching. Before retiring in
2001, he was chairman of the music department at the College of Alameda
for the last twenty years of his tenure there. He was widely known for
directing award winning jazz bands and small ensembles at both the
College of Alameda and at Stanford. He also held an adjunct position in
jazz improvisation at the University of California, Berkeley.
Retirement in 2001 has allowed Bill Bell to focus on his performance
career which has expanded to include international venues as well as the
production of three stellar CD’s: “The Jazz Professor” in 1995, “Just
Swing Baby” in 2001, and most recently “The Feeling of Jazz”, July of
2009. He was awarded the Beacon Award from the San Francisco Jazz for
outstanding contribution to jazz education and performance in 2005.
With a proven background in jazz education, he maintains a busy schedule
of workshops and lecture demonstrations with his trio and quartet “The
Jazz Connection”.
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