Monday 27.7. / 10:30-12:00, HUB 123
How can cultural and educational institutions help bring film and audiovisual education into schools? This discussion will present European models of support – from regional film hubs and national initiatives to long-term programmes connecting schools with filmmakers.
Merel Gilsing from Filmhub Midden will introduce the Dutch regional hub model, Elisa Giovannelli from Cineteca Bologna will share the Italian experience of coordinating film education across several regions, Núria Aidelman from A Bao A Qu will present Cinema en curs, and Michael Jahn from Vision Kino will offer insights from Germany’s national initiative for film education and school screenings. Together, we will explore how to identify what schools really need and how institutions can support them through teaching materials, screenings, teacher training, collaboration with filmmakers and links to future educators.
Hosted by: Martin Černý (NaFilM: National Film Museum, CZ)
Guests:
Merel Gilsing (Filmhub Midden, NL)
Michael Jahn (Vision Kino, DE)
Elisa Giovannelli (Cineteca Bologna, IT)
Núria Aidelman (a bao a qu, ES)
The programme will be translated.
Núria Aidelman
Núria Aidelman is co-founder and co-director of the Spanish organisation A Bao A Qu, dedicated to connecting artistic practice, education, and young audiences. Together with Laia Colell, she co-founded Cinema en curs, one of Europe's most influential film education programmes, which since 2005 has enabled children and young people to discover cinema through filmmaking, film viewing, and collaboration with film professionals. She also contributed to the European project Moving Cinema and teaches film and photography studies at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona.
Martin Černý
Martin Černý co-leads the NaFilM: National Film Museum. He is the museum’s manager, curator and coordinator of international projects implementing new technologies (augmented reality, gaming principles) in the museum’s exhibitions. He also coordinates the activities of the museum’s platform for innovation and education called museUM JINAK. He has been active in the film industry since 2014. He was a coordinator of short and documentary films in the Czech Film Center and a PR manager of the VOD platform DAFilms. Martin Černý studied film theory at Charles University in Prague.
