DVD "SNOW" WORKSHOP - KARS, TURKEY, 2007
2007 | Films | Workshop Films
After having explored the city of Istanbul (Visions of Istanbul), NISI MASA wanted to explore the opposite side of Turkey: Kars, a city in the far-east of the country. Nobel prize-winning Orhan Pamuk, a Turkish writer, was inspired by this place to write his novel “Snow”. This evocation of an old crossroad of civilisations was the starting point of this filmmaking workshop.
DVD "VISIONS OF ISTANBUL" - 2007
2007 | Films | Workshop Films
A collection of 5 short films made by young Europeans, unveiling striking facets of Istanbul...
Archives | 2007 | Film Journalism Workshops
After the success of our daily gazettes during the Cannes Film Festival in 2006 & 2007, created entirely by young Europeans, NISI MASA decided to develop its film journalism workshops on a larger scale!
The Nisimazine Film Journalism Workshops took place during the following festivals:
-the 25th edition of Torino Film Festival (Italy) in November 2007
-the 7th edition of DocPoint in Helsinki (Finland) in January 2008
-the 61st edition of Cannes Film Festival (France) in May 2008
Archives | 2007 | Script Contests
The theme of the 2007 edition of the NISI MASA European Short Film Script Contest was "Circle". The contest was open to all young Europeans between 18 & 28 years of age living in one of the 19 countries of our network.
Click here to know more about previous editions:
2002: Idea(s) of Europe
2003: Borders
2004: The Other
2005: Silence
2006: Tourists
THE 3 WINNERS OF 2007:
Three Nights to Beginning
by Jarkko Virtanen (Finland)
Little Girl
by Léo Medard (Belgium)
At Midnight Everything Stops Here
by Just Philippot (France)
"Snow” Workshop and Kars Jury Meeting
Archives | 2007 | Filmmaking Workshops | Script Contests
Kars, Turkey, 9-15 November 2007
Copyrights:
Nuri Bilge Ceylan
"Snow" Workshop
After having explored the city of Istanbul (Visions of Istanbul), NISI MASA wanted to explore the opposite side of Turkey: Kars, a city in the far-east of the country. Nobel prize-winning Orhan Pamuk, a Turkish writer, was inspired by this place to write his novel “Snow”. This evocation of an old crossroad of civilisations was the starting point of this filmmaking workshop. Ten selected young Europeans were invited to shoot short films, having read the book beforehand. The aim was to show how the films will be influenced by Pamuk’s vision of this city. Kars and its inhabitants will be the subjects of the filmmaking workshop. It took place in partnership with the 13th European Film Festival on Wheels.
Archives | 2007 | Filmmaking Workshops
Budapest (Hungary)
31.August-9.September 2007
What do squares as public areas mean to people? To what extent do they create a feeling of belonging to a community? And how can they change the course of history?
DVD "Euro-Balkans Video Letters" 2006/07
2006 | 2007 | Films | Workshop Films
“Euro-Balkans Video Letters” was a project which allowed young people to exchange their views on the subject of European identities, via the audiovisual medium.
Training on audiovisual workshops
Archives | 2007 | Seminars & Conferences
Amsterdam (The Netherlands)
31.July-5.August 2007
With the partnership of Mecca Panza (Netherlands), NISI MASA aims to give knowledge and skills to young people who organise audiovisual workshops.
The objectives of the training course were to go deeper into building cross-border audiovisuals projects.
During the project we tried to raise and discuss questions regarding audiovisual workshops, for example:
-How can we define the theme and format of a workshop?
-How can we involve tutors and participants for a quality audiovisual workshop?
-How can we achieve a bigger impact on local audiences and involve them in a collective artistic experience?
Archives | 2007 | Seminars & Conferences
Promoted by the well-known civic movement and think tank Confrontations Europe, the “Tour d’Europe” (European Tour) project consisted in a seminar of 8 conferences touring over Europe from November 2006 to June 2007, aimed at discussing the renewal of the European project.
NISI MASA was one of the partners of this tour, bringing to the general discussion the points of views of young European artists.
