Training workshop: “Audiovisual creation with easy-to-use devices”
Monday, March 25th, in the Museo do Pobo Galego. from 17:30 to 20:30.
Taught by filmmakers in charge of MICEscola, Coral Piñeiro and Bruno Arias.
MICEscola is a MICE’s educational project focused on bringing ethnographic cinema to schools. It is an experience that brings together students, teachers and professionals from the audiovisual sector. Its purpose is to provide young people with technical and narrative tools so that they can tell their point of view about the world through short films created with easy-to- access and easy-to-use devices.
In this second edition, the filmmakers Coral Piñeiro and Bruno Arias organised three sessions for each centre, where they managed to show the students the different aspects of the creative process: the choice of a topic, the ideation of a story, the writing of a script, the elaboration of a directing proposal, the filming, the editing and the many doubts, difficulties and possibilities each and every one of these processes hide.
In the workshop “Audiovisual creation with easy-to-use devices,“ Coral and Bruno will make use of the lessons learned during the implementation of MICEscola´s project and will share them with people interested in using audiovisual in schools for different purposes—artistic, expressive, social communication purposes and, of course, also as part of the ethnographic methodology. The keys to guide students in their search for a speech, intentions and a message will be given. At the same time, they will have help to communicate their findings through images and sound. The script process, the search of a proper production according to the objectives of the idea and to the technical limitations, or the editing process will be addressed.
Price:
- General: 15 euros
- Unemployed and students: 10 euros
- Museum members: free
CORAL PIÑEIRO
Graduated in audiovisual communication from the University of Santiago de Compostela. She has collaborated in developing documentaries such as Eu máis eu, which explores the effects of loneliness and isolation in rural areas of Galicia; Única, a personal take on the notion of identity as someone who was born a twin. Piñeiro has also participated in the creation of Dores, a documentary on concentration camps in Galicia that first emerged as a final assignment for her bachelor’s degree and which she developed in collaboration with her then classmates Laura Piñeiro (who was the screenwriter and editor of the project), Maite Martínez (screenwriter and producer), and Clara Miñán (screenwriter and camera operator). Dores earned Piñeiro the Best Documentary Award at SOCINE, a university film festival based in Valladolid and devoted to social cinema. In the domain of fiction, she was part of the crew that created Desencontro, a short film recognized with the Fasmuvis Award at the Ourense International Film Festival.
BRUNO ARIAS
Director, scriptwriter and film editor of Os espazos en branco, his first feature film, released in 2023. He holds a degree in Audiovisual Communication from Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (2016-2020). He currently works as film editor and graphic designer in different projects, and he is an instructor for MICEscola.
lindes: training and formative sessions
diana Gonçalves
saturday, march 23, at 5.00 p.m. at 11.00 a.m. Museo do Pobo Galego.
Tickets: Vivetix and the day of the projection from an hour before in the reception of the Museo.
iván castiñeiras
sunday, march 24, at 11.00 a.m. Museo do Pobo Galego.
Tickets: Vivetix and the day of the projection from an hour before in the reception of the Museo.
In this 19th edition, the section Lindes will be two training and informative sessions, since they will feature two projects under construction, work in progress, which address the border, in particular the border between Galicia and Portugal.
The filmmakers Diana Gonçalves and Iván Castiñeiras will share their creative processes, starting from their respective work in progress: Transfronteriza, by Gonçalves, and Deuses de pedra, by Castiñeiras.
They will be, therefore, two sessions of interest for those who work with audiovisuals as well as with anthropology and history.
