Three-Month Experimental Filmmaking course

Three-Month Experimental Filmmaking course

MetFilm School Berlin

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April 11, 2018
Three-Month Experimental Filmmaking course
MetFilm School Berlin
May 7–July 20, 2018
MetFilm School Berlin
Oberlandstraße 26-35
12099 Berlin
Germany
www.metfilmschool.de
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Our brand new Three-Month Experimental Filmmaking course is starting on May 7, 2018.
Apply now and take advantage of the reduced price for the first course intake.*

“Whether they are aware of it or not, all filmmakers are using ideas and techniques that come from the avant-garde” –Justin Morrow.

This is a three-month full-time course, taught over 11 weeks. The course is designed for students with some previous experience in visual arts, film or media who are passionate about their vision, who are self-motivated, with an artistic mind, strong communication skills and who enjoy new challenges. You will explore alternatives to traditional narrative forms.

Strengthen your artistic output and your creative horizons, gain a collaborative network and explore the migration of experimental techniques into commercial forms.

Why take the course?
This course is designed for students not shy of expressing their creative ideas and seeking to translate them into unconventional moving images. In fast-paced workshops that build upon each other, you will deepen your knowledge of fundamental filmmaking skills and will be introduced to a variety of experimental techniques.After working on short p rojects with professionals from different fields you will be assisted in developing and presenting a final, self-directed project.

What you will study
During this course you will:
–Deepen your knowledge of camerawork and sound, picture editing and post-production.
–Get hands-on experience of analogue filmmaking and learn how to combine it with digital images.
–Experiment with expanded audio-visual formats such as live-video-streaming, audio walks or video-installation.
–Draw inspiration from a wide array of historic and contemporary film and video works.
–Learn from professional filmmakers, artists, and designers who are open to share their knowledge and help advance your work with their constructive ideas.
–Learn how to put your ideas into words, and to successfully pitch your projects.
–Present your projects outside of the context of the school.
–Explore the vibrant film and art scene of Berlin.

The Tutor
Nina Könnemann is a Berlin based, internationally renowned artist working with film, video and installation. Her work has ben shown in galleries, museums and film-festivals including MoMA, New York; Palais de Tokyo, Paris; Museum for Contemporary Art, Basel; International Short Film Festival, Oberhausen and the Toronto International Film Festival.

Nina taught film classes and workshops at ZhdK, University of the Arts in Zürich, l’Ecole d’Enseignement Supérieur d’Art de Bordeaux, OCAD, Ontario College of Art and Design and the University of Toronto. Her most recent work, a series of Live-Video-Performances, was shown at Centre Pompidou, Paris, KW, Institute for Contemporary Art, Berlin and House of Gaga, Los Angeles.

Why study at MetFilm School Berlin?
Career skills
Practical industry experience
High-calibre Tutors and Guest Speakers
YouTube Space Berlin @MetFilm School Berlin

How do I apply?
Download and complete the application form
Send this via email to: info [​at​] metfilmschool.de

If you need any help with the form then get in touch and I can guide you through the application process:
T +49 30 7673 331 71 / info [​at​] metfilmschool.de

I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Nina Hartwig, Admissions Manager, MetFilm School Berlin

*Price goes up 5,000 EUR for July 2018 course intake. All courses are taught in English.

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