Weekly Schedule 2010-2011: Screenings & Seminars
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Monday 19:15 Film Techniques (8mm & 16mm)
(Antony Glaros, Argiris Thanasoulas)
Basic technical knowledge required for film shooting, camera usage, experimental short film projects and editing in 8mm and 16mm film.
Monday 21:30 Animation
(Loukia Tzortzopoulou)
History of animation, feature and short-length films, workshops and projects on various animation techniques.
Tuesday 19:00 Cinematography
(Konstantinos Kritikos)
Introduction to Art History, basic workshops on cinematography, light temperature, color balance and frame composition.
Tuesday 21:00 Modernism in Cinema
(Manos Katsoulis)
Movies which contributed in morphing, evolving and modernizing the filmic language. Experimental, free cinema, poetic documentaries, abstract film, cult cinema.
Wednesday 20:30 Avant-Garde Cinema
(Theodore Scrivanos)
Feature and short-length films which contributed in shaping the cinematic medium. Production of personal projects.
Thursday 20:30 Aspiring Filmmaker
(Alex Skouras)
A journey into theory, practice and philosophy of cinema through film screening, open discussions and group projects.
Friday 21:00 Film Screening
35mm film or DVD screening (mostly films from the classic era of cinema).
Saturday12:00 Technical Seminar
(Photis Michael, Alex Papadopoulos)
Introduction to cinema technology and the film equipment used in the Cinema Section.
Saturday 14:00 Film Direction Projects
(Vassilis Martsakis)
Discovering cinema step-by-step through the eyes of an amateur filmmaker. Browsing the filmic grammar through applications.
Saturday 19:00 The Saturday Screening
(Agghelos Palioudakis)
Selection, screening and presentation of feature and short-length films by members of the Cinema Section.
Sunday 18:00 Analysing Film Sequences
(John Haritides)
Analysis of 21+1 sequences of significant films in the history of cinema, mainly those of the last decades of the 20th century and the first years of the 21st.
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