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KINOGRAPHE - School of Filmmaking
Start date: Aug 1, 2016, End date: Nov 30, 2016 PROJECT FINISHED

The project KINOGRAPHE is socio-cultural education program placed in the formula of the international youth exchange initiated by young people from Italy, Hungary, Ukraine and Poland.The project goal is not only film education of young people, but also increase their awareness about other cultures and ethnic groups. One of the main project tasks will be to enable participants to independent implement of creative artistic activities, promoting multiculturalism, intercultural and interreligious dialogue and common values such as freedom, tolerance and respecting human rights - that are extremely important actions in the context of the arriving into Europe refugees, migrants and people applying for the asylum.The project by using of modern techniques of the non-formal film education will also support increasing participants' competence in the usage of modern media, will develop the ability of the conscious perception of the film message, critical thinking and analyse of the audiovisual content. The usage of audio-visual techniques will also significantly increase the number of indirect project recipients, covered by the effects of the activities of direct participants (eg. the audience of short films realised within the project).One of the main tangible results of the project will be preparing young people from Italy, Hungary, Ukraine and Poland short film productions- modern, youth, pleasant in reception, referred to modern relations between young Europeans, realised at the appropriate artistic and technical level which can be used in activities promoting European values.Through the implementation of the project, a group of 60 people from 4 European countries will be able to implement valuable peer education program and gain an opportunity to confront their experience with colleagues from other countries.Participants autonomously will gain basic knowledge of the film, will develop cultural competences and the ability to speak on topics important to them by using creative and ambitious expressions. The project involves the continuation of the pilot edition and strengthening of cooperation between organizations engaged in the project implementation in subsequent years.