Posts Tagged ‘school’

Call for EKRAN 2012 – one week left

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

Call for Ekran 2012 organized by Wajda Studio and Wajda School is open now.

EKRAN (the Polish word for “screen”) is an international training program focusing on the creative pre-production process based on shooting practice. EKRAN focuses participants on exploring, identifying and refining the tone and visual language of film.

Deadline is January 31st, 2012. Participation in EKRAN is free.

WHAT IS “EKRAN”?

The European training programme EKRAN is a collaborative project between Wajda Studio and Wajda School, FOCAL (Switzerland), Austrian Film Institute (Austria), Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung GmbH (Germany), nordmedia GmbH (Germany) with support of Polish Film Institute, AGORA Foundation and MEDIA EU Programme.

EKRAN (the Polish word for “screen”) is an international training program focusing on the creative pre-production process based on shooting practice. EKRAN focuses participants on exploring, identifying and refining the tone and visual language of film.

As the creative pre-production process is based on teamwork, EKRAN includes each of the key creative roles in its training curriculum.  Every participating project is therefore represented by a Creative Team consisting of a director (or writer/director), a writer (or co-writer), a producer and, optionally, a director of photography.

EKRAN trains directors not only to develop each aspect of their Projects, but also to tighten the collaborative working process with the writer/co-writer, producer and DOP.

EKRAN is also a brilliant and unique opportunity for producers to develop their project using the most cost effective and creatively concentrated methods. EKRAN offers to participants a production component prepared in close collaboration with EAVE; one of the best programs for producers available in Europe.  The EKRAN training component for producers focuses on creative aspects of film production.

EKRAN aims at advancing participants’ treatments/scripts and producing two scenes from each script/ treatment.

The EKRAN process includes:
-Treatment and / or script development; group and individual work on scripts and / or treatments
- Preparation for shooting; casting, storyboard and individual consultancy with tutors
- Shooting; tutors’ directing consultancies
- Editing; tutors’ editing consultancies
- Evaluation; individual, group and tutor analysis of the produced scenes
- Pitching; individual and team presentation of participants’ projects
- Production and Marketing strategies; individual, group and tutor consultancy on participants’ projects

The creative team (director, screenwriter, and producer) are offered a choice of locations, actors and set design within the usual logistical and budgetary constraints.  EKRAN supports shooting with expertise and help from casting directors, set designers and production managers.

In order to ensure the best possible market opportunities, EKRAN will favor applicants with independent film projects with a strong personal vision.

More info: http://www.wajdastudio.com/en/news/nabor-na-ekran-2012

Rencontres Henri Langlois award best films’ schools

Thursday, June 16th, 2011

Turning Poitiers into a screen for the best films by young filmmakers throughout the world! Here is the challenge that our Festival is taking up for one more year. International competition, Film lesson, programs of Latin America, special screenings, parties…

The 34th edition of Rencontres Henri Langlois, international film schools Festival, will take place from 2nd  to 11th of December 2011, in Poitiers, France.

Registrations for Competition are still open for a month. Selection Committee began his viewing work. The fifty films he will choose will compete in December. And during the closing night, nine prizes will be given by the juries:

- Jury’s Grand Prize (3000€ + 12 000 € worth of post production resources)
- Jury’s Special Prize (1500€)
- Best Direction’s Prize (1500€)
- Screenplay’s Prize (1000€)
- Public’s Prize (1500€)
- Student Jury’s Prize (1500€)
- Amnesty International France Prize (500€)
- French Critics’ Discovery Prize (exposure during Cannes’ Festival)

Deadline for reception : 15th of July

Regulation and entry form on www.rihl.org

Mas y Mas – Filmmakers without Film School

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

Have you ever attended film school? For some it works out well, while others don’t even bother. This month’s Mas y Mas is about filmmakers without film schools.

Read it online here or download the pdf!