International Day of Audiovisual Education will take place simultaneously in all V4 countries and will bring together everyone involved in audiovisual media and audiovisual education – from experts and teachers to lecturers and representatives of schools and institutions. Together with a special guest, Slovenian director Klemen Dvornik, we will discuss cinematography and various ways of using audiovisual media to introduce young audiences to the basics of critical thinking and the diversity of film aesthetics and film language.
The friendly and informal atmosphere of the day will allow participants to share their experiences and will also provide space for informal networking and open discussions related to the topics of audiovisual education and audiovisual production for young audiences.
During the day, inspiring examples of good practice in the field of audiovisual education will be presented in the Czech Republic and other countries of the Visegrad region, together with proven methodologies from the V4 countries, and will also provide teachers and lecturers with space for individual consultations.
What can you look forward to?
- Garden party – welcome drink, delicious refreshments, and relaxation in the garden of Kino Kavalírka
- Workshop on changes to the framework educational program
- Film education for kindergartens, primary schools and secondary schools – presentation of audiovisual education programs for kindergartens, primary schools, and secondary schools (Krutón association), workshops, discussions, and sharing of best practices between teachers and experts
- Short film screenings – short films that you can work with at school, or come to our project days and audiovisual education workshops
- Discussion with a foreign guest – director Klemen Dvornik
- Screening of the film Block 5 – followed by a discussion with the director
WOULD YOU LIKE TO PARTICIPATE? You can register until August 20 HERE (preschool teachers) or HERE (elementary and high school teachers).
The project is co-financed by the governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad Fund. The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.
