With Jana Nestler and Maja Pilati
THE WORKSHOP IS FULLY BOOKED
Dates: Mon, 22 July – Fri, 26 July 2024, 10 am – 3 pm
Registration deadline: Sun, 14.07.2024
Target group: Children and young people aged 10 to 14 years
In the analogue film workshop with Super 8 cameras, you will explore poems by various writers on film. The texts you select will be filmed, developed and set to music using analogue Super 8 cameras.
We ask ourselves: How can abstract texts be turned into films? How can we translate poetry into images? What is analogue film? What are Super 8 cameras and who filmed what with them? What do Super 8 films and poems have in common?
We read and discuss texts and then set off with the Super 8 cameras to collect our own images and shoot analogue films. We also create the digital film sound ourselves by recording sounds and recording texts. Using digital sound and analogue film, we produce a hybrid film together.
The film created in the seminar will have its premiere at the Schloßtheater as part of the LITFILMS – Literatur Film Festival Münster in September.
Maja Pilati is a filmmaker based in Münster and Barcelona. After completing her Master’s degree in Digital Media at the Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, she came to Spain to work with analogue film in the CraterLab laboratory. Maja Pilati worked for the analogue film festival Analogica in Bolzano for a long time and has been a freelance filmmaker in Spain for many years and has also been working as a filmmaker and lighting technician in Germany for two years.
Jana Nestler is an intermedia artist and art mediator in Münster. She has been studying at the Kunstakademie Münster since 2017 and has been studying in Keren Cytter’s class since 2022. In addition to her own artistic work, she works in art education and film education.
(© Isabel Hahnke, Jana Nestler, Maja Pilati)
Dates: Mon, 22.07. – Fri, 26.07.2024
Time: 10.00 – 15.00 hrs
Registration deadline: Sun, 14.07.2024
Number: max. 8 participants
Location: Seminar room of the Filmwerkstatt Münster, House G, Am Hawerkamp 31, Münster
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