Sentieri Selvaggi Film School has been offering its students a summer school for years, which translates into a professional experience “on the field” with all the characteristics of a real production.
A client to whom to deliver the finished product. Times and styles to be respected, defined roles divided between students and teachers.
An experience that has always been very positive, with the students committed to telling the story of a territory and its inhabitants, as has already happened in various regions of Italy.
The supervision of the project is by teachers Giovanni Bruno and Massimo Latini.
During the days of the festival, the third-year students of the Filmmaking specialization of the Scuola di Cinema “Sentieri Selvaggi” of Rome (www.scuolasentieriselvaggi.it) will document the event and its impact on the life of Montone with their video cameras, to create – with the supervision of their reference teachers – a documentary focused on the meeting between the community and the “festive machine” of the UFF, the screenings in the square, the guests who will tour the town, the delivery of the keys, the after-festivals…
AmarCorti, the section of the Umbria Film Festival dedicated to the filmmakers of today and tomorrow, returns
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