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POSTPONED - TO THE FILMIC DISCUSSION GROUP

I mage: Open School East by  Ollie Harrop Due to illness tomorrow's discussion group has been postponed. We'll be back in touch soon with anew date. Discussion Group Open School East , Adult Education Centre, Hawley Square, Margate, CT9 1PF 30 March 11am – 12.30 Free and open to all A discussion group led by Benjamin Hunt about the relationships between concrete, abstract, and photographic space.  A key text by Robert Smithson title ‘A Sedimentation of the Mind’ will be explored alongside snippets of writing about filmmakers Kurt Kren and William Raban. We're excited to be hosted by the Associates at Open School East at their new home, The Adult Education Centre in Hawley Square. To book a place either email us or just turn up. Please let us know if you have any access requirements.

Abstract Phone Filmmaking Workshop - The Movie

Thanks to all the young people that took part in the workshop last night at Pie Factory Ramsgate and of course Louise Webb who ran a really fun session. Here's a short film of the editing section of the workshop that the children produced from a snippet of Louise's film footage of a bus journey. I'll hope you'll agree they are some very talented young people who mostly had never used Premiere Pro before and completed this in about 20 minutes.  Well done Evie, Stuart and Ruby. Title: A Project Called Fanation Duration: 0:59 secs

TO THE FILMIC - SCREENING

Block by Emily Richardson, 16mm Film. Artists' Experimental Film & Video Screening 24 MARCH 2019 Ramsgate Music Hall 13 Turner Street, Ramsgate,  CT11 8NJ Doors: 7pm (bar open) Programme: 7.30 - 9.30 inc Q&A* TICKETS £6/4 (+50p online booking fee via Eventbrite ) also available on the door. This screening explores the moment in which a tactile space becomes a photographic image via moving image technologies and processes. The movement and labour of the filmmaker working through the space(s) is challenged in the selected works.  Featuring:  Nicky Hamlyn , Noor Afshan Mirza & Brad Butler , Nicholas Mortimer , Gareth Polmeer and Emily Richardson . This bumper edition has been guest curated by Benjamin Hunt. Home page image: 'The Virtual-Grammetry of Main Frame City 360 - [A Borgesian Statistic]' by Nicholas Mortimer. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FULL PROGRAMME NOTES TO THE FIL

Phone Filmmaking Workshop for Young People

Image: Still from 'A Tool for Loneliness - Please Stay Seated While The Vehicle's in Motion' by Louise Webb Abstract Mobile Phone Filmmaking Workshop THURSDAY 28 MARCH 2019 PIE FACTORY MUSIC , Ramsgate Youth Centre,St. Lawrence High Street, Ramsgate, CT11 0QG 7.15 - 8.45pm AGE: 11 - 18 FREE Continuing with our series of filmmaking workshops for young people artist  Louise Webb  will lead a workshop sharing aspects of her practice. Louise Webb is an artist who uses mobile phones to make films that play with the idea of social media and storytelling, highlighting the fictional aspects of presenting oneself in social media. Using the 'timeline' concept as seen in Instagram stories you will use your own phone to create a moving image, then working as a group you’ll share your footage and create distorted visuals through a variety of editing software before projecting it at the end of the workshop. Reserve a place or just turn up