What will you learn?
Making, watching and reflecting are constantly intertwined throughout the minor. You research, experiment and work step by step through every phase of the filmmaking process: from positioning and contextual research to script, production, editing and screening. Along the way, you are guided by filmmakers, film educators and other professionals. The minor is offered in collaboration with the Future Storytelling Lab.
From the very start, you also explore how your film can take on meaning within an educational context. Who are you making this work for? What can the film set in motion in others? And which educational form suits it? In this way, you develop the film and its educational framing side by side, bringing together artistic film practice, contextual research and education.
What will you learn?
- On completing the minor, you will be able to:
develop and realise a filmic concept of your own, driven by a personal, professional and social urgency; - apply film knowledge and skills purposefully in an artistic creative process;
- research a social, cultural or educational context and connect it to your film project;
- position your film educationally for a specific target group;
- collaborate professionally and substantiate your artistic, educational and professional choices;
- use research, experimentation, feedback and reflection to further develop both your project and your own practice as an artisteducator.