Spotlight op filmeducatie

For: primary, secondary, vocational and cultural fields of Amsterdam
Plenary and 2x 2 workshops
Admission: free


Film as an art subject is in full development. What do you think of film as an exam subject in the future? Film is also included as an added discipline in the concept of new core objectives. But in what ways can you use film education at school? And how do you turn children and young people into critical viewers and skilled filmmakers? On Wednesday, December 11, we will put the Spotlight on Film Education in collaboration with Filmhub NH. Get to know film as an art subject and in connection with other subjects. And experience a number of film workshops firsthand!

Plenary
Michiel Vaanhold from Filmhub NH talks about the many ways in which you as a school can work with film as an art subject, and how you can connect film with other subjects and themes. You will then get started in two of four viewing and two making workshops for primary, secondary and vocational education.

The Animation Bus: Cartoon
Experience how you can create a story from your own imagination. telling with animation in the Media Art and Storytelling curriculum of De Animatiebus.

View it - The power of the editor
How do you edit a film trailer? What choices do you make and why? How can you use editing to talk to students about stereotypes and film genres? This program challenges students to become media-conscious consumers.

Cinekid | Film for reflection How do you use films not as a distraction but to actively involve children in a subject, explore complex themes and develop empathy in them. Cinekid shows how you can use films to help children reflect on what they see, and how they can understand deeper insights and emotions.

IDFA and EYE Film Museum - Fact or fiction
Go on exploration into the cinematic world of fact and fiction and the power of the camera, editing, sound and screenplay.

IDFA Cinekid Festival Eye Film Museum View 't The Animation Bus FilmHub