Creative Europe 2014-2020

The project aims at enhancing and exchanging best cinema literacy practices among experienced institutions (British Film Institute, Danish Film Institute, Vision Kino, La Cinematheque Française) and countries of central, east and south Europe.

2-day event on Film Education, part of the project Film Education: From Framework to Impact

Film Education: What would be necessary and possible in the field of Film Education on a national scale?

Through workshops of film analysis and talks with Greek and foreigner professionals of the field, we hope to open and spread the conversation about film education entering the national curriculum.

The 2-day event was streamed live on both days for everyone that couldn't be with us in the room.

AGENDA
Watch here the workshops of the 2 days-seminar

PANEL AND DISCUSSION

Film Education on a National Scale
The MOOC and the case in France
Workshops in Schools

WORKSHOPS

WATCH & TALK ABOUT CINEMA 1
WATCH & TALK ABOUT CINEMA 2
WATCH & TALK ABOUT CINEMA 3
WATCH & TALK ABOUT CINEMA 4
WATCH & TALK ABOUT CINEMA 5

Film Education MOOC: a free online course

A free online seminar about film education.

4 weeks online training on media literacy and film education hosted by the Future Learn platform. The platform run for 6 weeks.

FILM EDUCATION: A USER’S GUIDE

Explore different ways of delivering film education from across Europe. The topics are:

  • Defining film education
  • Choosing, watching, talking about film
  • Analyzing film
  • Making film
  • Pre-school settings
  • Access and resources
  • Cinema, archive and film festival settings
  • National strategies, structures and models
  • Evaluating impact

    Created by BFI (British Film Institute), La Cinematheque Française, Danish Film Institute, Vision Kino with the participation of Karpos and other european partners.

    • OUTCOMES

    Free Online Course

    4 weeks online training on media literacy and film education hosted by the Future Learn platform.

    Athens 2 days training

    A meeting of film and education professionals from Southeast European countries (Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Turkey). Best practices and ways to integrate film education into the formal school curriculum will be discussed.

    European trainings

    Another 3 trainings to enhance media literacy at local level. They will take place in Estonia, Hungary and Slovenia, always with the support of the project's leaders.