Paying special care to the cinematic education of all Mauritian children and teenagers, l’Association Porteurs d’Images, in collaboration with the NGO Safire et the Lycée des Mascareignes, proposes to us two Programming Workshops intended for a young public.
I am a film programmer!
Key Speaker: Vincent Kaluza, Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival (France)
Language: French
Location:
Safire NGO . Verdun
Lycée des Mascareignes . Moka
Workshops limited to students and concerned beneficiaries
Under the direction of Vincent Kaluza, the teenagers of the NGO Safire and of the Audiovisual Stream of the Lycée des Mascareignes will be given the opportunity to familiarise themselves with programmation. Comment is a film programme set up? Why do we like a film? What film to produce for what public? How to amaze your audience? The teenagers will discuss together to set up a programme of short films which could be presented to the public during the Festival’s screenings.
Regional Centre for Arts Education
Arts education and training (in the cinema and audiovisual field) in Auvergne.
Sauve qui peut le court métrage has been chosen as a regional arts education centre by the National Center of Cinematography and the moving image (CNC) to identify the needs of those working directly in the field as well as to cultivate the cinematic arts in the region of Auvergne by strengthening the links between the people, resources, local structures and film professionals.
In collaboration with Sauve qui Peut le Court Métrage, Lycée des Mascareignes and the NGO Safire.