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Mobile Education Centre for AI Implementation in the Audiovisual (AV) Industry
Project: Innovative AI Education for the Audiovisual (AV) Industry
Project number: 2025-1-PL01-KA210-VET-000356609
Project duration: 1 November 2025 – 31 December 2026
Programme: Erasmus+
Lead organisation: Film Spring Open Foundation (PL)
Partner: Film Spring Open France (FR)
The project introduces AI into the audiovisual industry through an innovative, modular educational programme delivered via the Cinebus. It will enable rapid responses to technological changes and provide participants with practical AI competences for AV production. Its availability in peripheral regions of Poland and Europe will ensure broad participation while supporting the development of green audiovisual production.
We will implement an international and interdisciplinary audiovisual education system consisting of two continuously updated components:
A multilingual online theoretical education system (2 courses) preparing participants for practical activities, delivered by renowned AI specialists working in the industry.
Two mobile practical courses delivered in an eco-friendly Cinebus in peripheral regions of Poland and France.
Results
AI represents a revolution in the AV industry, making rapid implementation essential. Our international, year-round programme combines theory (online courses) with intensive hands-on practice, ensuring access to rapidly evolving AI tools and software. The eco-friendly Cinebus will enable us to deliver educational opportunities to peripheral regions. On-site courses will enhance participants’ competences, preparing them to work in interdisciplinary creative teams.
FUNDED BY RESOURCES FROM THE CULTURAL PROMOTION FUND
ARTISTIC EDUCATION
Film Spring Open Workshop
FUNDING
PLN 120,000
TOTAL PROJECT VALUE
PLN 527,054.52
CO-FINANCING:
Film Spring Open Workshop is unique not only in Poland but also across Europe. It is a ten-day audiovisual workshop based on new technologies and tools. It is an innovative laboratory where new ideas emerge, drawing on what the industry has to offer. The workshop is aimed at filmmakers, students, and enthusiasts who, under the guidance of specialists, develop joint audiovisual projects, enhance their artistic and technical skills, experiment, learn new technologies, and consult their ideas with masters.
Film Spring Open Workshop was funded by the Polish Film Institute
FUNDING
PLN 170,000
TOTAL PROJECT VALUE
PLN 527,054.52
CO-FINANCING:
FUNDED BY RESOURCES FROM THE CULTURAL PROMOTION FUND
ARTISTIC EDUCATION
Film Spring Open Workshop
FUNDING
PLN 110,000
TOTAL PROJECT VALUE
PLN 515,524.01
CO-FINANCING:
The project was implemented with financial support from the Małopolska Region.
Film Spring Open Workshop is unique not only in Poland but also across Europe. It is a ten-day audiovisual workshop based on new technologies and tools. It is an innovative laboratory where new ideas emerge, drawing on what the industry has to offer. The workshop is aimed at filmmakers, students, and enthusiasts who, under the guidance of specialists, develop joint audiovisual projects, enhance their artistic and technical skills, experiment, learn new technologies, and consult their ideas with masters.
The Ministry of Digital Affairs, under the PW eSkills initiative, has granted patronage to Film Spring Open Workshop.
Mobile Education Centre for AI Implementation in the Audiovisual (AV) Industry
Our project, implemented in the mobile AV studio Cinebus, provides access to essential AI-based audiovisual education, particularly in peripheral regions. Thanks to outstanding lecturers and modern tools, the project offers unique educational opportunities. The Cinebus enables interdisciplinary collaboration and fosters creativity through the development of studio-based projects supported by AI, preparing participants for the challenges of the future.
Ten days of Film Spring Open Workshop, which we have been organizing for 19 years, is too short a period to fully explore new technologies. Filmspringers Connect expands the programme by adding online education and combining it with on-site workshops. Outstanding AV artists and technicians do not have the time for year-round in-person education, and the industry is only able to provide the best and most up-to-date equipment for testing and learning once a year.
The future of the AV industry in Poland requires close cooperation between artists and IT specialists, the implementation of AI, and the promotion of green production. We teach “through practice,” and our interdisciplinary education builds relationships and supports the formation of creative teams. Improving competences is a necessity and should be free of charge—accessible to everyone.
The Film Spring Open Foundation, with funding from the National Recovery Plan (KPO), is implementing the project “FilmSpringers Connect.”
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FUNDED BY RESOURCES FROM THE CULTURAL PROMOTION FUND
ARTISTIC EDUCATION
Film Spring Open Workshop
FUNDING
PLN 110,000
TOTAL PROJECT VALUE
PLN 515,524.01
Film Spring Open Workshop is unique not only in Poland but also across Europe. It is a ten-day audiovisual workshop based on new technologies and tools. It is an innovative laboratory where new ideas emerge, drawing on what the industry has to offer. The workshop is aimed at filmmakers, students, and enthusiasts who, under the guidance of specialists, develop joint audiovisual projects, enhance their artistic and technical skills, experiment, learn new technologies, and consult their ideas with masters.
CO-FINANCING:
Support for the Implementation of the Core Development Strategy and Mission Activities of the Film Spring Open Foundation
The audiovisual education offered by the Film Spring Open Foundation includes not only cyclical on-site audiovisual workshops based on new technologies and tools.
Thanks to the support of the National Freedom Institute for the implementation of the core development strategy and mission activities of the Film Spring Open Foundation, we expanded the website www.filmspringopen.eu with new functionalities and extended the educational offer to include year-round online courses as well as individual consultations with outstanding specialists and artists.
Film Spring Open Workshop is unique, a ten-day audiovisual workshop based on new technologies and tools. It is addressed to filmmakers, students and enthusiasts who, under the guidance of specialists consult and learn new technologies, enriching their artistic and technical skills and mainly develop joint audiovisual projects.
Art education 2023 program. Value of co-financing – 110 000 PLN
Project implemented with the financial support of the Małopolska Region.
Supported by Fundacja PZU.
Film Spring Open Workshop is unique, a ten-day audiovisual workshop based on new technologies and tools. It is addressed to filmmakers, students and enthusiasts who, under the guidance of specialists consult and learn new technologies, enriching their artistic and technical skills and mainly develop joint audiovisual projects.
Art education 2021 program. Value of co-financing – 119 000 PLN
Project implemented with the financial support of the Małopolska Region.
Supported by Fundacja PZU.
Acquisition and installation solar panels aboard of Audiovisual Mobile Film Studio
CO-FINANCED BY THE STATE BUDGET – The Infrastructure of Culture 2021 program. Value of co-financing – 30000 PLN. Total value of the task 37500 PLN.
Cinebus – Mobile Audiovisual Education Centre will be adapt towards sustainable green solutions. We are installing a photovoltaic panels that will allow for its economic and ecological use.
Co-funded: by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund, Polish Film Institute, The City of Krakow
Coorganizers: KBF, Krakow Film Commission
The task is being financed with the means received from the Interim Support Programme for NGOs in the scope prevention of results of Covid-19.
Co-funded: by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund, Polish Film Institute, The City of Krakow, Małopolska Region
Coorganizers:
KBF, Krakow Film Commission
With the support of Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme of the European Union
Co-funded: by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage from the Culture Promotion Fund, Polish Film Institute, The City of Krakow, Małopolska Region, Polish Filmmakers Association
Coorganizers:
KBF, Krakow Film Commission
With the support of Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme of the European Union
Co-funded: by Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland, Polish Film Institute, The City of Krakow, Małopolska Region, Polish Filmmakers Association
Coorganizer:
KBF, Krakow Film Commission