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Jada Pinkett and Tamir Yardenne in Hawthorne

Adversity - Starring Enrico Colantoni- Rough Cut Episode 5

Silencio starring Meshach Taylor, Produced by TamirFilms will make its WORLD PREMIERE at the 2013 Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles Feb. 8 - 18. Follow Tamirfilms Ltd for screening times and dates! Congrats to writer Ryan Gavan and Director Chris Mammarelli. Thanks to my talented cast and crew I love you. – Tamir Yardenne http://www.paff.org/

John Muir High School Supports Silencio

We hope that "Silencio The Bully Project" is going to be a film that ignites a movement. There is so much need out there across the nation—to organize, to have a way of creating a voice for families that are struggling with this issue. We envision school-hall meetings across the country, where the film is able to spark a conversation that is honest and real but it doesn't emerge out of crisis. I think all too often when people talk about bullying, it's because there is death or some act of violence and everyone has their backs up. I think if we are able to enter into this community with the right partners I think we can have a huge impact. The goal is to just build this massive movement that has tools and that has actionable activity that can really help community, family and individuals deal with this issue in a concrete way.

John Muir HS Supports Silencio

Silencio Internship set to start immediately with John Muir High School. "Kids who have been bullied expressing themselves through film is amazing", said one student intern. With your generous gift we can make a real difference in a child's life. Classrooms succeed through community partnership.This connection is powerful and you can be part of it.

Altadena film company launches anti-bullying effort

Posted: 11/18/2011 05:32:58 PM PST Pasadena News-Star



Tamirfilms, an Altadena-based independent film company is turning its short film "Silencio," which addresses bullying into a nationwide effort to educate teens about the subject, according to Tamir Yardenne, filmmaker and the film company's chief executive officer.

Silencio will turn from a film into national program to teach teens about film making and bullying, which will launch in Pasadena on Nov. 28, Yardenne said.
The program seeks to immerse young Latinos in an intense 8-week course in film production.
Students will get to produce their version of Silencio.
The course will connect local youth with experienced professionals in the entertainment industry and provide young filmmakers with an opportunity receive practical, hands-on experience.

Interns will be a vital part of the project and assist in the film's production. The curriculum will include marketing as it pertains to social media, pre-production, on-set production, and post-production.
Registration begins Nov. 22 and those interested should contact Tamirfilms at 626-345-1874, or e-mail them at tamir@tamirfilms.com.