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Frederic Eger
Frederic is a French-Israeli independent TV journalist, director and producer since 1998. International Press Federation (IPF) Press Card #fe27589lg (ipf-fip.com/verification) International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) Press Card #US1598 Member of the International Press Federation (IFP) International Press Federation (IFJ) National Writers Union (NWU) Latvian Association of Journalists (LAJ) French the Civil Society of Multimedia Authors (SCAM). Former Member of the International News Safety Institute (INSI) Tel Aviv Journalist Association (JAT)
Asian Artist, Green Parade, Paris. Photo Credit (c) Frederic Eger
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Banderolle, Green Parade. Photo Credit (c) Frederic Eger
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Brice Lalonde, Demonstration Kosovo. Photo Credit (c) Frederic Eger
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Jeunes Verts banderolle, Green Parade, Paris. Photo Credit (c) Frederic Eger.
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UCK girl, demonstration. Photo Credit (c) Frederic Eger
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Kids at the Green Parade with banderolle saying: "And what if green was the color of the 21st Century!" Photo Credit (c) Frederic Eger
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Noel Mamere, Demonstration; Photo Credit (c) Frederic Eger
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UCK girl, demonstration; Photo Credit: (c) Frederic Eger
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Claude Lelouch, Festival International du Film de Montreal
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Claude Lelouch, Festival International du Film de Montreal, 2005. Photo Credit: (c) Frederic Eger.
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Moise Kissous & Michael Youn, Salon du Cinema, Paris. Photo Credit: (c) Frederic Eger.
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Michael Youn, Salon du Cinema, Paris. Photo Credit: (c) Frederic Eger.
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Benoit Magimel, Salon du Cinema, Paris. Photo Credit: (c) Frederic Eger.
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Danielle Thompson au Salon du Cinema, Paris. Photo Credit: (c) Frederic Eger.
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The International Book Fair Exhibition Hall is one of the main attractions of the fair. The display hosts about 250 publishers from Israel and abroad, presenting local and international contemporary books. Reporting, Directing & Voice-over: Frederic Eger; Cinematography & Editing: Alexandre Miodezky
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Dan Groover spends his childhood in Paris, France. His career starts in the 1980s with the apparition of the urban French Hip-hop culture finding its unique expression through graffiti art. In 1988, Dan Groover moves to the French Indies, continues his art training at the Martinique Art School. In 1995, his move to Jerusalem sparked a new transition in his artistic approach. Reporting & Voice-Over: Frederic Eger; Cinematography & Editing: Alexandre Miodezky.
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