Stéphanie Klebetsanis

I can’t write about starting this project without acknowledging the help of those who surround me, friends, web 2.0 friends or acquaintances.
Weither they inspire me, encourage me, believe in my project, give their feedback, lend me equipment, give some advice or simply don’t discourage me, they’re here, and I’m blessed.
Although it’s not always [...]

When starting a project, the first thing you’d think of having is the right equipment, isn’t it?
But what if the urge of starting something is greater than what you actually have?
If you want to bake a cake, flour is mandatory. And cheap.
If you want to record interviews, you have to have a camera. It’s rather [...]

I’ve been working at a documentary film festival these past few days, as an interpreter/translator. That’s something I love as I get to see documentaries, talk with directors, learn tons of things and help people understand each other.
Tomorrow, I’ll be working on Red Shirley, Lou Reed’s first documentary. Mr Reed himself will be attending [...]

A good way to see if you’ve learned something is to explain it to someone else. That’s what many students do; they study a certain topic and then explain it to their friends or relatives, trying to be as clear as possible. That way, they can see if they’ve integrated things well enough to do [...]