Bumble has partnered with
India Film Project to present a power-packed series of virtual workshops,
starting 3rd October
Developed exclusively for the
Bumble Community, ‘Femmes in Film’ is a series of virtual workshops to be hosted
by renowned women artists including Sayani Gupta, AranyaJohar, Kanika Dhillon
and Anjali Menon. These weekly workshops will focus on acting, screenwriting, storytelling,
and filmmaking.
The first Femmes in Film session will be conducted
on Saturday, 3rd October 2020 by actor Sayani Gupta on ‘Getting into
Character’.
To attend the workshop, download Bumble, match with the India Film Project profile on the Date, Bizz or BFF modes and apply to book a spot.
Other
discussions in the series are:
·
“Pitch
perfect poetry” by AranyaJohar - 10th October
·
“The
art of character development” by Kanika Dhillon - 17th October
· “Things they don’t teach you at film school” by Anjali Menon - 24th October
About Bumble:
Bumble, the women-first social networking app, was founded by CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd in 2014. Bumble connects people across dating (Bumble Date), friendship (Bumble BFF) and professional networking (Bumble Bizz). No matter the type of relationship, women make the first move on Bumble. Bumble recognizes the importance of relationships and how crucial they are to a healthy, happy life. They have built their platform around kindness, respect, and equality – and their users play an important part in that. Bumble holds its users accountable for their actions and has zero-tolerance for hate, aggression, or bullying. Bumble is available in 150 countries. Since 2014, Bumble has facilitated over a billion women-led first moves and over fifteen billion messages sent. Bumble is free and available in the App Store and Google Play.
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