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Kadr z filmu „Jutro będzie lepiej” w reżyserii Doroty Kędzierzawskiej

Dorota Kędzierzawska will lead Family and Children’s Film Group

Thanks to the support from the PZU Foundation, you can participate in the Family and Children’s Film Group workshops under the tutelage of Dorota Kędzierzawska, a renowned director experienced in work with children. Narrow expertise in the modern AV world is a necessity and each type of creative work has its own linguistic specificity adjusted to the profile of a potential receiver. That is why knowledge of audience characteristics, and in particular the ability to see the world through the eyes of a child, is so very important in this area. We want to underline that there is a shortage of such projects on the Polish film market. Family films are a niche where one can fight for the audience and find a market position. Our goal is for the participants to gain knowledge of film forms addressed to young viewers: screenwriting, storytelling, casting, work on set, visual and special effects.

We invite everybody interested in the scholarship to send us a four-page children’s film treatment. Fifteen authors will be chosen to participate in a screenwriting workshop during Film Spring Open 2019.

From the movie “Tomorrow will be better”, dir. Dorota Kędzierzawska

To enter the competition, send your application with your full name and a film treatment of at least five pages at: biuro@filmspringopen.eu by 15 September 2019. The results will be announced on 2 October 2019 on the Film Spring Open website and social media accounts.

Group workshop plan:

  • Project discussion and selection of one best scene to work on
  • Mini-casting
  • Shooting the film with children
  • Editing and discussion

Zdjęcie: Filip Błażejowski

Dorota Kędzierzawska is a prizewinning director and screenwriter, awarded with the Medal for Merit to Culture Gloria Artis and the Order of Polonia Restituta. For years she has created feature films, many of which feature children. Her filmography includes Beginning, The End of the World, Devils, Devils, Crows, Nothing, I Am, Time to Die, Tomorrow Will Be Better.

Supported by PZU Foundation

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