TABUR (2004) — Short Fiction
TABUR (2004)
Short Fiction Film
Logline
My first short fiction film, created during my studies, exploring bodily intimacy and emotional boundaries.
Synopsis
Official synopsis to be added.
Festivals & Screenings
Tabur was screened in student and short-film programs in Israel and abroad.
Financial Support
Produced as a student film at Tel Aviv University with academic and private support.
Cast & Crew
Full credits to be added.
Director’s Statement
Tabur was my first attempt to understand how cinema can hold tension without explanation. It is a formative work that shaped my interest in silence, bodies, and what remains unsaid.
Press
The film was mentioned in coverage of emerging Israeli filmmakers in Ynet.
Reviewer: Ynet culture desk
https://www.ynet.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-3115580,00.html
Watch
Trailer / film available upon request.
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What You’ll Learn
Campers will discover the building blocks of music—learning how rhythm, melody, and collaboration spark something bigger than the notes themselves. Along the way, they’ll gain the confidence to experiment, create, and share their sound with others.
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Program Structure
Campers spend each day exploring rhythm, melody, and a variety of instruments in small groups, giving them plenty of individual support. They’ll practice the basics, experiment with songwriting, and join group jams that build confidence and collaboration. At the end of the summer, they’ll share what they’ve created in a final performance.
What’s Included
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Camper Age Groups
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● Faculty & Staff
Meet the Instructors
Elodie Mireles
Songwriter & EducatorElodie guides campers through the art of storytelling in music, helping them write and share their own original songs.
Jonas Ellery
Multi-InstrumentalistJonas helps campers explore guitar, piano, percussion, and more—encouraging them to discover the instruments they love most.
Amara Sloan
Performer & EducatorAmara brings energy and encouragement to every class, inspiring campers to play with confidence and collaborate through music.
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