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Practical Production Evaluation Committees for Students of the Media Production Department at the Faculty of Mass Communication, Ain Shams University, with the Participation of Documentary Production Experts
Under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, and Prof. Ghada Farouk, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, and under the supervision of Prof. Heba Shahin, Dean of the Faculty of Communication, and Prof. Salwa Suleiman, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, the Media Production Department at the Faculty of Communication, Ain Shams University, held the evaluation committee for the practical production of third-year students in the Audiovisual Communication Program.
The session featured the participation of Mr. Ahmed Safwat, Operations Manager at Al-Watha’iqiyya Channel (The Documentary Channel) of United Media Services and was attended by several faculty members and Dr. Rasha Qamhawy, Acting Head of the Media Production Department.
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The committee evaluated two documentary films produced under the supervision of Dr. Shereen El-Iraqi and Ms. Esraa Mohamed, Teaching Assistant in the department.
Students presented the documentary "00:00", which explored various essential professions that continue past midnight, such as emergency medical services, drivers, security personnel, gas station workers, and police patrols, highlighting how every profession, both day and night, functions as a cog in the wheel of life.
The second film, "It Is Told That...", showcased the traditional folk art of Shadow Puppetry, tracing its origins in Egypt, its historical development, and its most renowned performers, both past and present, through a dreamlike world of light and shadow.
Mr. Ahmed Safwat expressed his happiness at returning to the Faculty of Communication at Ain Shams University, where he himself graduated from the Department of Communication and Media Sciences. He praised the creativity and solid preparation of the films, particularly in terms of scripting, cinematography, and editing, and offered constructive feedback on aspects such as filming techniques, music selection, and voiceover.
He commended the students for their talent and potential, encouraging them to continue developing their technical skills and to seek ongoing training to keep pace with the dynamic media industry.
