A one-week workshop open to all who are interested in the relationship between architecture and cinema. No filmmaking experience is expected. The target of the workshop is to make a short film not longer than 3 minutes within Belfast. The short film will explore the Belfast through the theme of Vacant/Occupied. Discussion throughout the week with guest tutors will explore the relationship of film and urban architecture.
This workshop is organised as part of the CACity (Cinema and Architecture in the City) Research Group activities; founded in 2014 and funded by the Institute of Collaborative Research for the Humanities at Queen’s University Belfast. Queen’s Film Theatre are partners and film specialist Dr Gul Kacmaz Erk has developed the workshop in collaboration with filmmaker Paddy Cahill.
Cost £20 per participant payable at booking. Lunch is provided daily. Places are limited to 20 persons. Participants will work in pairs at times. No filmmaking experience is required but you're encouraged to familiarise yourself with the editing software you intend to use (such as iMovie for Mac and Windows Movie Maker). One week before the workshop, we will send participants tutorials to practice editing skills.
After booking, participants will receive an email from the organisers with a full schedule for the week and details of equipment which may be helpful.
Monday 8 June 2015 - Friday 12 June 2015, 10.00am to 1.00pm