Lecture + Open Hours

We combine AI with traditional post-production, which serves as a springboard for the project: cleanups, motion, smart editing. These are all tools that help turn a cinematic idea into reality.

Who is it for?

For everyone working with images at different stages of the process who sometimes lies awake at night wondering:

• Can we avoid yet another round of iterations by using split screen in the edit?
• How do you replace an object? What about cleanups?
• AI generated the wrong style — what now?

And then, after waking up, you find yourself wondering whether it still makes sense to work as part of a team of talented specialists. My answer is: absolutely!

Come with your questions and your own material — there is room for projects at every stage.

How we work

Lecture: 2 hours. I will talk about how I approach productions that combine storytelling through editing, VFX and AI — from brief to broadcast — from the production, technical and creative perspectives.

Open Hours: 2 × 3 hours. Support sessions: we sit down with your material and work out together how to approach particular shots.

Post-production doubts about a specific shot? This session is for you!

Tutor

Agata Nawrocka is a director and visual artist with a particular affinity for magical realism. She combines directing, VFX and AI as storytelling tools. She works with brands on demanding commercial productions while also developing her own original films in the tradition of the essay film.

She is the author of the Trilogy of Change: Women Lockdown, Open Form and The Pull (The Pull was created entirely with AI).

https://little-narratives.com/

https://www.instagram.com/stories/nawrocka_vfx_narratives/

Practical information

FORMAT — in person, during the Film Spring Open Workshops
DURATION — 3 sessions: a 2-hour lecture + 2 open-hour sessions of 3 hours each