Dima

After receiving a B.A. in Mass Communication from the American
University in Cairo, Dima joined the Royal Film
Commission – Jordan (RFC) in October 2007 as Media Relations
Officer of the Communication and Culture department.
She later moved to resume her studies, receiving an M.A. in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Sheffield,
UK in 2010. Throughout the course of her study, she produced several
short TV and radio programs. She returned to the RFC to
occupy the position of Media and Programming Coordinator. She
programed and organized numerous film events for Arab and
international films, including the European Film Festival and the
Franco-Arab Film Festival that are held yearly in Amman. For the latter,
she managed the Jordanian Short Film Competition. She has taken part
in several international festivals abroad and was a jury member at the
first edition of the Malmo Arab Film Festival in Sweden.

In 2011, she worked as a Script assistant and Producer of narrative
feature-length film “Blessed Benefit” by Jordanian award-winning
Director, Mahmoud Al Massad. The project was selected for the
Cannes Film Festival’s program, L’Atelier in 2012 and she was invited
by Doha Film Institute to attend the Cannes Producers Network for
“Blessed Benefit” and is currently in post production. Dima Hamda llah
is currently producing a feature documentary about inspiring
Jordanians that made a difference within their field of work, receiving
international acclaim.

After receiving a B.A. in Mass Communication from the American
University in Cairo, Dima joined the Royal Film
Commission – Jordan (RFC) in October 2007 as Media Relations
Officer of the Communication and Culture department.
She later moved to resume her studies, receiving an M.A. in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Sheffield,
UK in 2010. Throughout the course of her study, she produced several
short