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ENTER/EXIT is a documentary project that was set-up to explore the impact of Exit Festival upon European relations with Serbia and the Balkans.The project was undertaken during the summer of 2006 by a group of creative friends from the Bristol area, England. Coming from a variation of differing national backgrounds the group all met in their part-time employment in a Cafe Bar in Bristol. All sharing interests in international exploration and various creative past-times, they formed a small film crew and set off on a research trip to gather footage. The idea of the project is to examine and explore the growing issue of Balkan integration with the rest of Europe. We currently have an amount of research footage and are looking for funding, sponsorship and support to develop the project.
The ENTER/EXIT crew are:
Gavin Wilshen was the main instigator for this whole project. Having visited Serbia twice before, Gav had an appetite to return and document the place, the people and Exit festival. Living in Bristol, Gavin is an illustration based designer and photographer with a passion for getting involved in worthwhile projects. Having travelled around the majority of Western and Eastern Europe, Gav has a broad experience of people from differing nationalities. Like the rest of us he is driven by the prospect of broadening these horizons and breaking international boundaries. Gavin arranged and organised the majority of the trip, whilst still becoming heavily involved with the creative aspects of filming, photography and was the main interviewer.
Tim Crawley grew up with Gavin in the heart of the Westcountry and they continue to work as partners on projects to this day. Tim now lives in Bristol mainly creating works in short films and documentary. Through starting off as a sponsored skateboarder, Tim became involved with documenting skateboarders intervantions of urban architecture. Having explored various cities throughout Europe, utilising video, photography and skateboarding , the ENTER/EXIT project offered a unique reason and fresh motivation for cultural exploration.
Amy Feneck hails from the Northern hemisphere of England. Having moved to Bath to study Fine Art, she now resides in Bristol where she operates as a moving image artist. Having recently documented the Venn Festival in Bristol and recently returned from an arts research trip to Skopje, Maccedonia –Amy seemed a more than suitable candidate for the trip. Amy worked hard as one of the main videographers on location and provided an ideal female contingent to the trip. Her involvement with the Balkans continues following the trip through her Runner Project and the Lost Highway Expedition .
Jose is from a town in the South of Spain called Zafra, he moved to Bristol 4 years ago and has been working as a Café/bar manager and assistant whilst teaching Spanish and learning English. His world travels mainly consist of Spain and England, so this trip to Serbia was a welcome change for Jose. Musically and artistically talented, Jose provided us with lots of after dinner acoustic sessions and some true Spanish magic when he wasn’t handing out flyers to strangers.
Born in Argentina, raised mostly in Spain and having practically travelled from one corner of the globe to the other (most notably Australia to pick himself a beautiful girlfriend), Lisandro
was probably the most travelled of the visiting crew to Serbia. This was however Lisandro’s first time to the Balkans and Serbia so the experience was as unique as for the rest of us. Lisandro added more Spanish continental flavour to the trip and provided us with some excellent on hand photography.
