European Film Factory

 

A brand new guide on film literacy available on the platform!

European Film Factory is proud to introduce a new pedagogical tool to help you introduce a film in school to young audiences    European Film Factory offers a new pedagogical resource : a Film literacy guide  conceived by our partner Aulafilm, Las Espigadoras. The guide shares reflections and practical advice to facilitate educational sessions and give you keys to mediating a film in school with young audiences.

Download it here!

Las Espigadoras is a cultural management agency specialized in film education and audience development, with a focus on creating a positive impact on society through film programs that help guarantee cultural rights. In 2015, they launched the Aulafilm platform for educational institutions, aiming to democratize access to film culture for children and young people. Aulafilm offers various film literacy programs that provide communal cultural cinema experiences, assisting students in developing a deeper appreciation of film culture and enhancing their critical thinking skills. Teachers can discover films and educational resources to establish film clubs in their schools and organize screenings within a network of collaborating Spanish cinemas.

Don't miss EFF next webinar on film techniques!

The 20th-century arthouse cinema, having significantly shaped how images are filmed and constructed, continues to influence us. On October 17th at 18:00 CET, this webinar will emphasize form to deepen our comprehension of content, exploring various cinematographic techniques – from image composition to camera movements – through the lens of two gems of European cinema in the EFF catalogue, If I Want to Whistle I Whistle and 12:08 East of Bucharest.   Register here

European Film Factory is supported by the Europe Créative MEDIA programme, and is developed by the Institut français in partnership with ARTE Education and European Schoolnet.

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