Let's Make Cinema! Cinematic Shots

Primary school (ages 10- 12)

We will discover audiovisual language to create our own film fragments!

Let's explore two basic concepts that allow us to tell stories with images: framing and shots.

We will learn how to read cinema by watching film fragments and thinking about why they were shot in a particular way and not another. This will help us realize that each director has their own vision of the world and a different way of expressing an idea.

Once we have discovered the importance of thinking about how to shoot in order to convey what we want, we will put on our filmmaker hats and go out to film our own cinematic moments.

Objectives

- Work on cinematic language.
- Establish the basics to be able to read Cinema.
- Shoot videos that allow for conscious self-expression.
- Work on what message we want to convey, what ideas or emotions we can and want to express through images.
- Observe different types of images and visual performances as if we were spectators of the moment in which they were created.
- Develop critical thinking and a participatory attitude.
- Stimulate students' creativity.
- Learn to value, respect, and understand the importance of preserving heritage.

Duration

3 hours (partial guided visit to the museum and audiovisual language workshop).

Price

9 EUR per student (groups of more than 19 students) / 180 EUR per group (groups of 19 students or fewer).

Additional Information

Maximum group size: 26 students.

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