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Having completed her university education, Michele D'Acosta trained at the BBC in single camera directing and studied postgraduate filmmaking at UCLA. Michele's gallery presentations for 2009-10 include THE HIP HOP TRAIN: a New York City reportage filmed on the New York D Train that was presented at the De La Warr Pavilion gallery. DISGRACED a photo-roman self-portrait presented at the Turner Gallery Contemporary Space that went on to be exhibited at the SNAP TO THE GRID exhibition at the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art. Michele's most recent video art film called BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY was inspired by Stanley Brakhage, Shirley Clark, Chris Marker and the Charlotte Vincent Dance Company. Michele's work has also been shown in mainstream venues including The Odeon Cinema, The Duke of York's cinema and the Electric Palace Cinema. In addition, Michele facilitates video art projects for schoolchildren with special needs and, in 2007, she was commissioned as lead artist on TAKE FIVE: a community based project which involved seventy special needs schoolchildren which resulted in six individual video art films made by the children themselves.

HBO, BBC, Channel 4 (UK), UK Film Council, Arts Council England, EMI, Pulse Films, African-American Women in Cinema (AAWIC), Clarendon Entertainment, Amnesty International, Creative Partnerships, Moondance International Film Festival, Theatre Royal Stratford East, Lighthouse Arts & Training, Gardner Arts Centre, New Writing South, South East Dance, Hydroponic, Screen South, The See Festival, Wired Sussex.

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