Tag Archives: Camera Movement 2009-2010

2009-2010 Final film London Nautical School: Vision

Posted on July 25, 2010 by markreid1895

London Nautical School made four films about camera movement in their after-school film club at the BFI.  This one, Vision, was shown at the final screening of ‘Cinema cent ans de jeunesse’ at the Cinematheque in Paris on 11th June … Continue reading →

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2009-2010 Final films from British project

Posted on July 25, 2010 by markreid1895

Below are examples of films made by two of the London partners of Cinema cent ans de jeunesse. St. Catherine’s girls’ School in Bexleyheath ran the project with 14 Year 10 girls on their BTEC media course.  Three of the … Continue reading →

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Project 1: our example of camera movement

Posted on June 27, 2010 by markreid1895

Below you can find Project 1, a film by Yohan Forbes which won the first Future Film Award at the BFI Future Film Festival in 2009.  When we joined Le Cinema cent ans de jeunesse, we offered this 5 minute … Continue reading →

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Darezhan Omirbaev’s July 2010: masterclass in camera movement

Posted on June 27, 2010 by markreid1895

At the October seminar in Paris, Alain Bergala showed us a short film by the Kazakh director Darezhan Omirbaev called July.  I’d never heard of him before – one of the great pleasures of working with the Cinematheque is being … Continue reading →

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Camera Movement – 2009-2010

Posted on June 26, 2010 by markreid1895

In 2009/10 the Cinema, cent ans de jeunesse programme asked the question: ‘Pourquoi bouge le camera?’  It was important to pose the programme as a question, rather than being about ‘camera movement’ per se.  The programme leaders wanted young film-makers … Continue reading →

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