WORKSHOPS
expanded cinema
July 17-18, 2024
WITH CHARLIE HEWISON, JIM STICKEL, TOMAŽ BURLIN
July 17-18, 2024 The Film Gallery and Re:Voir invite you to take part in a two-day workshop on expanded cinema, combining theory and practice, followed by a public presentation event on the evening of the second day. Come and discover multi-channel projection using analog tools such as Super8, 16mm, and slide projectors. Explore camera-less image creation through techniques such as film intervention, chimigram, and found footage, as well as electroacoustic sound improvisation with DIY instruments and various odds and ends.
Inscriptions: tomaz@film-gallery.org
Fee: 80€
homemade emulsion
November 20-21, 2023
WITH ROBERT SCHALLER
Make a simple homemade emulsion! We will use simple ingredients and equipment to make, coat, expose, and develop our own film, and project the result as part of a public screening. The workshop will take place in two sessions on successive days: Monday, 20 November (making and coating), and Tuesday, 21 November (finishing, exposing, processing, and editing). No prior experience is required, just a willingness to participate!
Inscriptions: the@film-gallery.org
Fee: 50€
INTERVENTIONS ON FILM
January 18, 2020
WITH SÉBASTIEN RONCERAY
The practice of intervention on film lies between that of cinema and the visual arts. It enables us to make films without using a camera, and without printing or developing in a laboratory. After an initial exploration of Maurice Lemaître's painted and scratched films, participants will create a collective film lasting a few minutes. Screening of the film at the end of the workshop!
Inscriptions: the@film-gallery.org
Fee: 5€
imaginary photos
January 9, 2020
WITH ANAIS IBERT
During this workshop, participants will be invited to try their hand at collage. In the image of Maurice Lemaître's works, all approaches will be permitted: cutting, tearing, superimposing, confronting universes close or distant, associating details and general views. Accompanied by artist Anaïs Ibert, they will cut and paste newspaper and magazine images onto wood. From film stills to flat tints of color, wandering between figuration and abstraction, Anaïs Ibert takes participants on an artistic plunge using the visual landscape that surrounds us. Anaïs Ibert invites participants to appropriate the images and their assembly, in order to create their own collage.
Inscriptions: the@film-gallery.org
Fee: 5€
