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As you can see from this course
overview we offer a solid program, but at the same time there
is a possibility for you to do more of those things you think
are the most interesting.
Of course much of our time is
spent making our own movies here at school. First of all -
feature films, but at the same time we also document things
which happen at school, for example - our trips and journeys.
We also make a movie during our overseas trip.Filming
during our study trip to Latvia.
We also learn how to work with
video equipment which we use in different exercises as well
as when producing a film. We also use a special editing studio
here, which includes both digital editing via data and analogue
technique. Our school has its own small cinema room, with
eleven seats which is also used in our film studies.
Towards the end of our school
year we make our own, bigger movie. Before that students have
received rich training to be able to complete different film
products by themselves - both through individual exercises
and their own choice. We also try to take our students to
some professional movie productions. On one occasion we studied
how to make an advertisement which was shown in cinemas and
on TV. When Finnish movie "Badding" was produced our students
were participating and being filmed as persons with a walk
on part. våra elever som statister. Production of an advertisement
in Hangö.
We have a lot of fun together
when we study about film and video and the fellowship here
in our Folk high-school is really great. Due to the fact that
this school is not so big, we can get to know each other very
well here and also our studies can be more flexible and more
personal than it would be in an ordinary school.
Our hope is that those young
people who would like to work and venture with film would
reach their goal through the knowledge we teach and provide
here.
We have had approximately ten
young people who have gone through the film education here,
who then afterwards have continued and participated in different
TV-productions.
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