A practical workshop on turning morning screenings into interactive events for young audiences – with smartphones and zero budget.
This 120-minute practical workshop shows cinema operators, programmers, and educators how to turn morning film screenings into interactive events for young audiences using smartphones and a zero budget. First, participants will learn how to connect archival films with school topics so principals easily approve cinema visits. Next, they will try a hands-on exercise: watching a short film snippet, making a 3-shot smartphone video in small groups to learn basic camera angles, and screening their clips together. Finally, the session shows how to get instant feedback from young viewers and how to use free, ready-to-use FilmED worksheets for future cinema events.
SPEAKER:
Róbert Rampáček (screenwriter, director, sound designer, and dramaturg)
Mgr. art. Róbert Rampáček is a Slovak screenwriter, director, sound designer, and dramaturg based in Košice. Educated at the Academy of Arts in Banská Bystrica and the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava (VŠMU), he works at Onomatopoje Studio, specializing in sound production, film dramaturgy, and new media art—notably co-creating the sound installation "Discarded Sound" for Art & Tech Days alongside Dutch artist Leon van Oldenborgh. In addition to his creative work across filmmaking and media arts, Rampáček actively contributes to the audiovisual community as an expert juror for film competitions like Cineama, leads practical film education workshops at Kino Úsmev, and serves as an author and editor of methodologies for the international European project FilmED.
LANGUAGE:
English, with Hungarian interpretation.
The workshop is free, but registration is required.
Register here: nfi.hu – registration
29 October, Thursday
12PM - 2PM, Inga
The programme is supported by the Visegrad Fund.
