Teenagers will be able to write a script and make a real film at the RUSSIA EXPO
Pavilion No. 19 Atom will host a series of free classes for the capital's teenagers. On 20 January the cycle Popular Science Cinema: From Idea to Finished Film will start here. This was told by Deputy Mayor Natalia Sergunina.
"Kids from 14 to 17 years old will be able to take part in the project. Together with professionals they will write a script, distribute roles and conduct shooting. A total of seven masterclasses are planned. The result of each of them will be a short educational film", — said Natalia Sergunina.
A tour will be held for teenagers. They will be told about the main exhibits of the site: Antikythera mechanism, Chebotaev's pendulum, Archimedes' screw, Faraday's cage and many others. Their stories will form the basis of future films. You can see the schedule and register for one of the classes on the project page.
Also, at the end of January, the Gorky Film Studio will hold a series of free masterclasses for visitors over 12 years old. The children will be taught how to create their own podcasts and videos using VR-technologies, as well as how to work on a chromakey. In addition, young visitors will gain skills to stage combat in the frame. To participate in the events, pre-registration is required on the website of the Gorky Film Campus space.
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