During this semester, my favorite subject has been “Fiction Workshop”*, because I’ve been able to hold a point of view and to create an own world, and that is in dialogue with both the audiovisual tradition as with the society in which it is produced.
In “Fiction Workshop”, basically, I’ve done a filming practice and it has been easy and fun for me. The main content is only practice, nothing more than that: to make short films.
In classes, I've been able to put into practice: strategies and tools of staging fiction –learned in the AFA’s previous workshop–, connecting them now with direction of actors through of “Hiroshima, mon amour” and “Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?”. In addition, I have explored in depth and with a professional discussion the real possibilities of montage: comedy, drama and action; trailer and teaser of recorded material, etc.
I have enjoyed it, because I have learned new realization ways and that is the reason why I started studying this program. I like to have had a good and collaborative team and good teachers.
*Honorable Mention: Cultural Studies.
For my the Fiction Workshop Is very stress!
ResponderBorrarrealization sounds really interesting
ResponderBorrarregards!!