JA N UA RY 2 013 - J U LY 2 014

ANNUAL REPORT

CONTENTS

AUDIO INSTITUTE

TIMELINE

FINANCIALS

DONORS

STATEMENT OF FOUNDER2MISSION, VISION3CAMPUS AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFF7CINÉ INSTITUTE8

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MISSION

STATEMENT OF FOUNDER2013-2014* has been an extremely important period for the Institute. During this period we have cemented historic new institutional pillars and partnerships that have enabled us to greatly expand our facilities and programs. Our merger with Artists for Peace and Justice through the joint creation of the Audio Institute, in partnership with the We are the World Foundation, has given birth to an entire new division and to our new larger institutional umbrella of the Artists Institute. Through this expanded entity and mission we now offer college training, employment and professional support in film, music, and audio engineering. Over the next 12 months our student body will double.

This expansion and growth, fueled by the firm belief in the talent and artistic capabilities of Haitian youth, is precisely the type of concrete investment in local institution building that Haiti so desperately needs. The nation severely lacks long term brick and mortar investment, and as a result Haiti’s youth lacks concrete modern skills that they can use to get jobs. As you will see in the coming pages, our work and investment is paying off. Well trained film, music and audio producers and technicians are in demand, and their lives and careers are being dramatically transformed as a result of their time with us. Creative industries are certainly vibrant and matter financially everywhere in the world and each year through our work we are helping to move the local economic needle higher for countless students and graduates.

On behalf of the entire APJ and Artists Institute team, we thank you for your support and solidarity.

David Belle Jacmel, Haiti

*Note to reader: To streamline reporting we decided it best to move into a scholastic calendar year - so this report covers January 2013-July 2014. Future reports will be issued annually based on the scholastic calendar.

Artists Institute is a free college for art and technology. We offer high quality training, professional development, and employment services. The Institute is made up of two divisions: Ciné Institute, Haiti’s only film school, and Audio Institute: We are the World School of Music and Audio Engineering.

VISIONWe believe Haiti’s future lies in the hands of its youth. Our vision is to create modern opportunities for Haiti’s underprivileged youth by fostering entrepreneurship and business development in local creative industries.

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IT IS OFTEN SAID THAT HAITI HAS MORE ARTISTS PER CAPITA THAN ANY OTHER NATION IN THE WORLD

NEED: NOT EVEN OF HAITIANS ATTEND COLLEGE

To address this fundamental need, Artists Institute created a free modern post-secondary program, making college accessible to Haiti’s industrious youth, and offering employment opportunities and professional support to alumni.

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CAMPUS AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Guy Marie Jean Louis, Production Equipment Coordinator Mackendy Jn Pierre, Landscape AssistantYrvelt Lamour, Campus ElectricianEbby Angel Louis, Librarian / Leadership teacher Darline Marmousette, Bookkeeper AssistantAzghad Massena, Studio Recording Assistant Rigaud Mathieu, GroundskeeperEmilia Mondesir, Kitchen AssistantWilliam Morse, Administrative AssistantMerisier Osse, MessengerBrunette Paris, Kitchen AssistantMarie Carmelle Paul, Production Equipment CoordinatorLaurita Pierre, Laundry and HousekeepingMelissa Pierre, Campus Operations ManagerLionell Pierre, IT DirectorPatrice Pierre, SecurityPhilippe Pierre, Security Godly Prevot, DriverWilbert Prevot, DriverDarwens St. Fleur, GroundskeeperMicheline St. Jean, Kitchen Assistant

David Belle, FounderPaula Hyppolite, Director, Artists InstituteDaniel “Dadi” Beaubrun, Director, Audio InstituteHermes Marco, Ciné Institute DirectorLeslie Norville, Development DirectorBenedict Amboise, Campus ElectricianChristianie Antitone, Laundry and HousekeepingJacqueline Antitone, Laundry and HousekeepingRicot Augustin, GroundskeeperUlrick Augustin, Security Ilomene Badio, Kitchen AssistantFritzner Baptiste, SecurityWiller Bazelais, SecurityGethro Desrivière, Landscape AssistantJessica Dorce, Office AssistantMarie Lucie Dubreuse, Teacher AssistantAnante Dumola, Head CookJn Marie Edouard, Security Linsey Edouard, BookkeeperManasse Fortune, Computer/Editorial Supervisor Claude Gilles, Security

BOARD MEMBERSDavid Belle (USA)Nathalie Brunet (Haiti)Steve Drobny (USA)Sylvie Roy Handal (Haiti)Elisabeth Hayes (USA)Harry Hjardemaal (Haiti)Marie Monique Steckel (France)Bruno Mourral (Haiti)

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Ciné Institute brings together leaders in cinema and education to train and support Haiti’s budding filmmakers. Equally focused on storytelling and technical training, Ciné Institute prepares students for all types of film industry careers.

The Institute creates hundreds of local jobs annually for graduates and community members servicing renowned local and international clients.

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TRAINING Tuition-free, college training in film and television production, cinema studies, audiovisual technical training, and media related micro-enterprise management. The two-year program forms writers, producers, directors, cinematographers, sound recordists, production designers, and editors specialized in commercial film production.

EMPLOYMENT An employment and income generating division where graduates, the Institute, and our community-at-large directly benefit from commercial production contracts. Advertising campaigns, events, music videos, public service announcements, documentaries, television programs, and feature films are all produced.

PROFESSIONAL SUPPORTEntrepreneurial students and graduates are provided with the resources necessary to turn their own projects into reality. For young filmmakers, first projects often are made at great personal sacrifice with few resources. We provide these projects with the basic infrastructure and equipment needed to get them made.

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Barbara Content

Berline Charles

Claudine Charles

Colby Woodvensky Gernevil

David Difficil

Dieufaite Jean

Dimeson Toussaint

Dimy Jeanty

Wilson Edmund

Edy Fleursaint

Emmanuela Turin

Emmenuel Beaujin

Estella Valsaint

Freud Drouillard

Hugues Michel

Jean Loobentz César

Jean Monax Thomas

Jimy Luxama

Joel Charles

Jonas Charles

Jordanis Beauzil

Larry John Eglantin

Liliane Laguerre

Lookens Emmanuel Bélizaire

Marcel Jean

Markendy Bellevue

Pierre Bellarno Jeannis

Jean Marie Raymond

Ritch Esaie Pierre Paul

Robelson Dugué

Rood Mentor

Stanley Joseph

Valsaint Estella

Youdly Jules

Yrvelt Charles

Yvon Gabriel

CINÉ INSTITUTE CLASS OF 2013

Amirald Jean Claude Gaspard

Anderson Gernevil

Avrinel Dorcin

Benedict Ambroise

Betty Toussaint

Calito Julio Saint Fleur

Charline Augustin

Christien Sylvaince

Edeline Philogene

Emmanuel Jean

Fabrice Pierre

Farah Raymond Fils

Jean Marcaisse Bellegarde

Jerry Content

Johane Metivier

Lovelie Pierre

Luc Junior Segur

Macnally Colin

Marc Henry Valmond

Miguel Alvarez

Myriam Iramene Nelson

Nadia Jean Louis

Nasser Philippe

Ossela Cherry

Ricardo Peronneau

Ricardo Tranquilin

Ronalde Cathiana Jean-Julien

Roudy Rigaud Marcelin

Stanley Felix Louis

Tamara Israel

YM Guy Robert Barjon

CINÉ INSTITUTE CLASS OF 2014

Mickel-Ange Antoine

Stéphane Vernet Augustin

Wilna Barjon

Alexandrine Benjamin

Ezechias Caillot

Emmanuel Charles

Fritz Gerald Cormier

James Dareus

Andre Decime

Angelo Pootchy Derose

Frantzia Deshommes

Alovelyne Desir

Wendy Desert

Abdonel Dorvil

Gasner Francois

Wood Jerry Gabriel

Emmanuel Junior Gard

Losenie Gregoire

Luckenson Jean

Marc-Elie Jean

Jude Jean-Gilles

Bazelais Jeannis

Jean-Marc Jean-Pierre

Stephanie Jeanty

Jean Claudy Jules

Fabrice Lamarque

Dieubon Antonio Lefevre

Chrisfort Louis

Stevens G. Mathieu

Erline Mersan

Léel Paul

Bergodson Prevot

Jean Edy Rock

Stephane Saintil

Luc Charles Simon

Junior Valescot

CINÉ INSTITUTE CLASS OF 2015

FACULTY

Kaveh Nebatian, Directing and Storytelling

Mary Ellen Davis, Visting Faculty Production Professor

Maxence Bradley, Production Professor

Michelange Quay, Directing and Storytelling Professor

Simone Rapisarda, Cinematography Professor

Andrew Bigosinski, Post Graduate Division Director

Raquel Gomez-Rosado, Editing Professor

Aaron Funk, English Professor

Ebby Angel Louis, Leadership Professor

Ilrique Perrin, Literature Professor

Marie Lucie Dubreuse, Teacher’s Assistant

Guy Marie Jean Louis, Audio Dept. Coordinator

Manasse Fortune, Post Production Coordinator

Marie Carmelle Paul, Cinematography Coordinator

Donald Charles, Production Assistant

ADVISORY BOARD

Alec Sash (USA)Andrew Bigosinski (Poland / USA)Ann Bresnan (USA)Barton Brooks (USA)Bernard Weber (Switzerland)Cameron Bailey (Canada)Edwidge Danticat (Haiti)Elisabeth de Kergorlay (France)Goli Samii (Iran)Jean Michel Dissard (France)Jerry Lamothe (Haiti/USA)Jimmy Jean Louis (Haiti)Jean Silver Decayette (Haiti)Jonathan Stack (USA)Kate Hobbs (USA)Kevan Bean (USA)

Keziah Jean (Haiti)

Loune Viaud (Haiti)

Lori Manuel (Haiti)

Luis Tosar (Spain)

Manuel Vaqué (Spain)

Marc Baptiste (Haiti/USA)

Moran Atias (Israel)

Michael Stahl-David (USA)

Michèle Pierre-Louis (Haiti)

Nathan Jenden (UK)

Olivia Wilde (USA)

Dr. Paul Farmer (Haiti/USA)

Paul Haggis (Canada)

Patricia Beauvais (Haiti/USA)

Tunde Kelani (Nigeria)

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EMPLOYMENT

CINÉ SERVICES CREATED OVER

The Institute’s employment and income generating division is where graduates, the Institute, and our community-at-large directly benefit from commercial production contracts. Advertising campaigns, event and music videos, public service announcements, documentaries, television programs, and feature films are all produced.

In 2013, Ciné Services generated $516,644 in revenue through commercial production projects for 45 clients.

CLIENT LIST ABC TV

AECID

Alternative Insurance Company (AIC)

Arcade Fire

Artists for Haiti

Artists for Peace and Justice

Ayiti Nexus

Bernard Weber – Zeitraum Film

Canadian Red Cross

CARE/HAITI

Clinton Foundation

Cyrus Sundar-Singh

Digicel

Donna Karan / Howard Goldman

EveryMother Counts

Galaxie Presse

Global Fund for Children

Haitian Education and Leadership Program

(HELP)

Lance Armstrong / Citadel Documentary

LiFT Communications

Lumenis

One Thousand Cuts

Onu Habitiat

Patti McIntosh

Pazapa

RAM Music Group

Swiss Solidarity

United Nations Development Program

(UNDP)

Oxfam

US Embassy

Women of the World

Zadig Productions

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200UNIQUE FILM INDUSTRY JOBS

FOR GRADUATES AND LOCAL HAITIANS

OF CINÉ INSTITUTE GRADUATES OBTAIN WORK THROUGH CINÉ SERVICES

30%

Founded with the We Are the World Foundation, in partnership with Artists for Peace and Justice, Audio Institute aims to transform Haiti’s music industry into an equal opportunity economic driver by providing free two-year college education in audio engineering and music production, as well as employment and professional services for students, alumni, local artists, and international artists.

The centerpiece of the Audio Institute is a magnificent professional recording studio, where students receive hands on experience and renowned artists visit for sessions and collaborations.

Our audio facilities are designed and certified by world renowned acoustic design firm WSDG, and include a world class recording studio, multiple tracking and mix rooms, and of course, classrooms.

In addition to training Haiti’s next generation of engineers and producers, our facilities are used by national and international artists and producers.

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TRAINING The first institution of its kind in Haiti, Audio Institute features a world-class recording studio, Pro Tools-enabled writing rooms, and a technical curriculum based on the use of tablets developed in partnership with some of the top audio engineering programs in the world.

EMPLOYMENT Audio Institute also features an employment and income generating division where graduates, the Institute, and our community-at-large directly benefit from paid jobs. Local music industry work opportunities include artist recordings, live sound, disc jockeying, radio broadcasting, film, television, jingles, ringtones, and Creole-dubbing of educational and entertainment products.

PROFESSIONAL SUPPORTEntrepreneurial students and graduates are provided with the resources necessary to turn their own projects into reality. For young producers and engineers, first projects often are made at great personal sacrifice with few resources. We provide these projects with the basic infrastructure and equipment needed to get them made.

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FACULTY

Dadi Beaubrun, Director

Steeve Valcourt, Professor of Music Production

Joël Denizot, Professor of Audio Engineering

Azgad Massena, Recording Studio Assistant

William Morse, Administrative Assistant

Zach Niles, Project Manager

Aaron Funk, Professor of English

Ebby Angel Louis, Leadership Professor

ADVISORY BOARD

Arcade Fire (Canada)

BélO (Haiti)

Sol Guy (Canada)

Marni Lewis (USA)

Pras Michel (Haiti/USA)

Zach Niles (USA)

Eddy Renaud (Haiti)

Scott Rodgers (UK)

Abed-Nego Baptiste

Cathania Celestin

Claude Rosemond Beauvais

Dimifrantz Afriani

Elove Pierre

Emmanuel Jean-Baptiste

Fedia Laurent

Gabrielle Douge

Ginette Bonhomme

Hantz Michel Volcy

Istrop Louiguens

Jean-Marcaisse Bellegarde

Johanne Charles

Kant-Emmanuel Barjon

Kettie Jean-Louis

Marie Yolaine Pierre-Louis

Milot Paulissaint

Myrlène Jean

Nicson Rock

Ricardo Pierre

Romeus Eder

Roodie Marcelin

Roussan Gerre

Sheilzer Baptiste

Sonia Joseph

Steevens Alexandre

Valentino Aladin

Van-Dagulla Aladin

Wilkins Horizaire

AUDIO INSTITUTE, INAUGURAL CLASS OF 2015

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VISITING ARTISTS

Over the course of the two-year curriculum, students work under the mentorship of industry professionals and visiting faculty, learning the necessary technical and business skills to prepare them for local sustainable careers at international standards.

The Audio Institute Presents Series gives students real world experience in which to apply the skills they learn in class. Students work together to promote, do pre-production, set up and live sound work, with the assistance and oversight of faculty and staff.

Audio Institute also focuses on recording and cataloging the country’s musical traditions – playing a crucial role in the preservation of the musical culture that is an integral part of Haitian identity.

In just its first two months, Audio Institute welcomed Haitian and international music industry professionals including:

Claude Pierre, of Haiti’s famous big band Ensemble Nemours Jean-Baptiste, gave a Master Class about band dynamics and the importance of copyright.

Fritz Gerald Francois, Haitian music studio owner and audio engineer, gave a Master Class on sound and stage settings, which students would apply directly for the first Audio Institute concert.

Boulo Valcourt, one of Haiti’s original troubadours and an international musician, gave a Master Class on the importance of melody, musician skills for engineers, and communicating with artists to achieve goals.

Haitian troubadours, Ti-Coca and Wanga-Nègès, Jean Marc Jepiel, Boulo Valcourt and Audio Institute students, DJ Greg and DJ Winner, performed for our first Audio Institute Presents concert series.

APJ Advisory Board Member and Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame artist, Jackson Browne, gave a Master Class on the creative process.

Socially conscious Haitian Pop-Star and Audio Institute Advisory board member BélO gave a Master Class on the role of an artist in society and the importance of being conscious of the message you pass on through your art.

Grammy Award Winning band Arcade Fire took part in Jacmel Canaval activities and helped to produce Jakmel Jou Bare’n. The band talked to students about how they were inspired by Haitian music and culture and how that came out on their recent album “Reflektor”.

Haitian music legend Sanba Zao, and founder of the Racine music genre that blends Vodou music and popular music, discussed with our students the importance of culture and keeping it present even as music evolves, as well as his personal process of rediscovering Haitian music. He also gave a drumming Master Class.

Music promoter Harry Luc, who is BélO’s manager and the founder of the HandZup group who co-promoted Jakmel JouBaren, talked about the current music industry in Haiti.

Music legends Boukman Eksperyans discussed music and performed an unplugged concert for the students.

Up and coming Racine band Lakou Mizik played a show for the school and talked to students about how they were bringing modern sensibility to Haitian traditional music.

Sound Engineer and acoustician Eddy Renaud gave a Master Class in sound and discussed the evolution of the music industry in Haiti. He also helped build the Audio Institute music studio and owns the largest sound company in Haiti.

Socially conscious hip-hop artist and rapper from Chicago, Psalm, visited the school and collaborated with students on a beat making and lyric writing workshop.

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STUDENT THESIS PROJECTSAt the end of each school year, 1st and 2nd year students divide into groups, assign roles based on specialties, and work on capstone thesis projects.

Ciné Institute students work on thesis films and Audio Institute students write and produce original songs in different musical styles.

During Evaluation Week students submit their final projects for review and feedback from a group of local and international professionals from different fields.

CINÉ INSTITUTE THESIS FILMS:

AUDIO INSTITUTE

SONGS

To listen to the latest music from Audio Institute visit: www.audioinstitute.org/media

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• C’est encore elle (It’s Still Her) / dir. Gasner Francois• Premier reendez-vous (First Meeting) / dir. Wood-Jerry Gabriel• Pain quotidien (Daily Bread) / dir. Wendy Desert• Dis-le (Tell Him) / dir. Alexandrine Binjamin• BTS / dir. Junior Valescot• Ma belle mere, bien aimee (My Beloved Mother in Law) / dir. Ossela Chery• Le crayon (The Pencil) / dir. Ossela Chery • Les héritiers (The Heirs) / dir. Marc Henry Valmond• L’elevage (Breeding) / dir. Dorcin Avrinel• Le bon, le mauvias, et l’apprenti (The Good, The Band, and the Apprentice) / dir. Amiral Jean-Claude Gaspard

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“MY TRAINING AT CINÉ INSTITUTE ENSURED THAT I CAN DELIVER QUALITY WORK THAT I LOVE AND ALLOWED ME TO HAVE THE SAME OPPORTUNITIES AS THE GUYS IN MY PROGRAM.” - KEZIAH JEAN, CLASS OF 2011

Keziah now earns 25 times what most Haitian women (and men) earn, supporting five members of her family on the income she receives as a Senior Communications Officer at JP/HRO, a leading international organization working in Haiti.

$6000

ARTISTS INSTITUTE GRADS CAN EARN UP TO

IMPACT

ANNUAL PER CAPITA INCOME IN HAITI:

• PROVIDED 100 STUDENTS WITH A FULL TWO-YEAR SCHOLARSHIP

• ENGAGED 45 UNIQUE CLIENTS THROUGH THE EMPLOYMENT DIVISION

• CREATED OVER 200 JOBS • GENERATED OVER $500,000 IN REVENUE

• 30% OF INSTITUTE GRADUATES OBTAIN JOBS THROUGH THE EMPLOYMENT DIVISION

$780

• Ben Stiller, Jonathan Demme and David Belle co-host Haiti Optimiste at FIAF in New York• Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe visits Jacmel campus and addresses students • Photographer Paolo Woods visits campus and presents his work• Supermodel and Humanitarian Petra Nemcova visits campus • Ciné grads film the Mountain Bike Haiti race from National Palace to Cayes, Jacmel

JANUARY 2013 - JULY 2014

TIMELINE

JANUARY2013

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• Design plans are finalized for Audio Institute construction. • Christian Science Monitor highlights Jollywood, Ciné Institute• Award-winning commercial directors Bruno Mourral and Gaethan Chancy of Muska Group give commercial cinematography workshop to second-year students

• Laurent Ralphden, Ciné grad, is hired full-time at UNDP• Visit from Jimmy Jean Louis and presentation of his project, Toussaint Louverture• A visit and presentation from Getty Reportage photographer Giles Clarke on his work in Bhopal, India

FEBRUARY MARCH2013 2013

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• Jonathan Demme, Ben Stiller, and David Belle present

Ciné Institute short films at the Jacob Burns Film Center

• Grads Donald Charles and Pierre Lucson Bellegarde selected to present Bellegarde’s first feature-film, Carmen, at 2013 Cannes Film Festival• Audio Institute construction begins• Second-year student Ossela Chery is chosen to direct a music video for popular Haitian musician, Eddy Francois• Ana Cappelluto teaches a 2-week long workshop in production design with the first and second-year students• CI alumnus Belony Jean Pierre works as cinematographer for Christy Turlington’s organization Midwives for Haiti | Every Mother Counts

APRIL MAY

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2013 2013

• BBC World features Ciné Institute• Richard Widmaier, CEO of Radio and Tele Metropole, presents an overview of Haiti’s media industries to students• Audio Institute construction continues

• Ciné Institute celebrates graduation of 26 students with

a ceremony, film screenings, diplomas, and dance party

• Student Donald Charles is selected for Eyesteel Film

internship in Montreal, Canada for the month of June

• Ciné Institute produces a commercial for Alternative

Insurance Company

• Student Myriam Nelson invited to present her work at

the Nantucket Film Festival

• Evaluation Week brings guests Patricia Benoit, Bruno

Mourral, Edwidge Danticat, Richard Auguste Morse,

Mona Scott-Young, Gaethan Chancy, Robert Marsan,

and Jerry Lamothe to campus for critique and celebration

JUNE

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2013

JULY2013

• Ciné Institute and Global Kids partner to create a youth Leadership and Civic Responsibility curriculum • Deborah Soleyman hosts fundraiser in Geneva for the construction of the school cafeteria • Audio Institute releases the names of its inaugural class of 2015

• Ciné Services produces Arcade Fire’s JUST A REFLEKTOR music video, directed by Vincent Morrisset

AUGUST SEPTEMBER

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2013 2013

•Ciné grads work on a documentary with Virgin Unite and the Clinton Global Initiative about Citadelle La Ferriere• Advisory Board member Edwidge Danticat writes about Ciné Institute in her latest article for the New York Times • Master classes with Paul Haggis, Susan Sarandon, and Jackson Browne• Audio Institute’s first concert at Vilaj Karayib Bar Club• Audio Guest Boulo Valcourt visits as a guest speaker

• New school year begins with Ciné and Audio accepting

new students

• Ciné Institute is awarded the 2013 WISE Grant

• Ciné Services produces music video for RAM, one of

Haiti’s most important bands

• Designer Donna Karan gives a class on creativity

and strength

OCTOBER NOVEMBER

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2013 2013

• Ciné Services shoots series of 44 documentaries for the

United Nations Development Programme

• Ciné is featured in Tribu Magazine

• Ciné Institute graduate Arimal Gaspard wins the first

Shadow & Act / Avenue TV Fantastical Short Films

Contest for his 20-minute thesis film “The Good, the Bad,

the Apprentice” presented by IndieWire

• Students get a visit from local artist BelO

• Fritz Gerald Francois gives a workshop on experience

with sound engineering on motion pictures

•Ciné partners with Globetops for a campaign for the first

computer lab

• Djinn Carrenard conducts Master Class with year 1 and

2 students, specializing in low or no budget films

• Daniel Dencik visits the Institute and gives a Master Class

to 2nd year students

• Audio Institute hosts local events in Jacmel, including

Ti Coca performing at Chandelier!

DECEMBER JANUARY

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2013 2014

• Ciné Institute student films are featured in Montreal’s short

film series organization “Prends ça Court!”

•French Alliance Foundation visits Jacmel for a presentation

on Quebecois and Haitian films

• Psalm One visits Audio students and conducts a Hip Hop

/ Rap Song Structure workshop

• Donna Karan, Arcade Fire, Michael Kenneth Williams,

Jamie Hector co-host Haiti Optimiste with David Belle at

FIAF in New York City

• Aritsts Institute co-produces “Jakmel JouBare’n” Carnival

Concert with Arcade Fire and HandzUp for 20,000

people in attendance.

• “There Are No Words” directed by cine students Joel

and Jonas Charles is selected to represent Haiti at Mobile

Film Festival in New York

• Arcade Fire donates $20K worth of instruments and

equipment to Audio Institute

FEBRUARY MARCH

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2014 2014

• “JUST A REFLEKTOR” wins a NetArt Webby Award • Contemporary Artist Kehinde Wiley visits the Institute• Blue Marble Dreams hires two Ciné grads to work for Bel Rev Ice Cream

APRIL JUNE

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2014 2014

• Haiti Optimiste goes to Hoboken and is hosted at Bwe Café!

• Artists Institute graduates Class of 2014• The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awards Educational Grant to the Ciné Institute• Evaluation Week sadly cancelled as a precaution during the peak outbreak of the Chikungunya virus across the Caribbean

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JULY2014

FINANCIALSJANUARY 2013-JULY 2014

INCOMENon profit income

General grants $458,517

Special project income $1,703,246

Total non profit income $2,162,204

GROSS PROFIT $2,162, 204

EXPENSES

Campus expenses $262,139

Admissions and outreach $47,739

Audio faculty and program management $305,833

Ciné faculty $113,192

Construction $725,736

Program expenses $78,039

Program technical equipment $66,219

Staff and student travel $69,441

Professional fees/consultants $2,657

Financial/bank charges $13,695

TOTAL EXPENSES $1,684,690

Other income $8,864

TOTAL NET INCOME $486,37839

ASSETS Total bank accounts $506,229

Accounts receivable $15,393

Other current assets $28,706

TOTAL ASSETS $550,328 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY Liabilities

A/P 0

TOTAL LIABILITIES 0 EQUITY Net Income $486,378

Retained earnings $63,950

TOTAL EQUITY $550,328 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY $550,328

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DONORS Artists Institute is sustained by a network of Haitian and international foundations and individuals without whose support our programs could not exist. We are working to grow and diversify our funding sources in order to increase our sustainability. Long term funding to stabilize annual revenue is critical. The creation of an endowment to guarantee longevity is our ultimate goal.

The Institute is immensely grateful to the following organizations and individuals who have made our work possible:

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$4,999 - $1,000 Abigail Klem

Alec & Buffy Sash

Aleksandra Chancy

Alex Alger

Alixe Boyer

Amy Bonwell

Amy Todd Middleton

Angela Dalle Vacche

Ania Charlot

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Brad Learmonth

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Bubble Lounge*

Carine Williams

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Over $500,000We Are The World Foundation

$249,999 - $100,000 Artists For Haiti

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$49,999 - $25,000 Artists For Peace And Justice

Bill And Ann Bresnan Foundation

Crowing Rooster Arts

Deborah Soleyman

Elisabeth De Kergorlay

Fokal

Global Kids

Manel Vaque

The Bertha Foundation

$24,999 - $15,000 Wise - Fokal

$14,999 - $5,000 Celestial Equities Inc

David Carnahan

Digicel Foundation Haiti

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Harry J. Hjardemaal

John Belle

Sean Penn

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Christine Kessler

Christopher Dillon

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