Time: 18.06.2022, Saturday, 10am-18.00
Place: Pulttitie 17, 00880 Helsinki
About the session:
The workshop will introduce black and white 16mm film developing techniques using a Lomo tank. The participants will shoot and develop the film in a developer made from scratch by the participants themselves. The workshops bring together Kiila and Catalysti members to meet, learn from each other and share their knowledges. This workshop has place for 10-12 participants and will primarily be conducted in English (but Finnish too, if and when required).
About Marek Pluciennik:
Marek Pluciennik is a Polish/Canadian filmmaker and cinema artist based in Helsinki. His work focuses on the material and ephemeral nature of the film medium. In his latest works, he interfaces traditional projectors with digital micro-controllers as he explores visual motion perception in the frame-based medium. The works are a meditative study at the extreme boundaries of apparent movement.
The workshop has no registration fee however there would be material costs (film/developing agents/studio) of 15 euro/person. This amount can be paid before or on the day.
NB! In case you are unable to pay the material cost of 15 euros for this session for absolutely any reason (you do not need to disclose the reason to us), then please let us know. In which case, the association will be happy to pay on your behalf.
There will be some snacks, tea and coffee but please don’t hesitate to bring any other food you’d like for yourselves.
The sessions are made possible thanks to funding granted by Arts Promotion Center Finland. We’d also like to thank Britt-Al-Busultan and Filmverkstaden for the initial support provided.
Catalysti’s Educator’s Circle collaboration with Kiila’s Skillshare Sessions is curated by Dahlia El Broul and Shubhangi Singh.
See photos from the workshop!
