European Film Factory : european platform for film education

17 février 2023 Revenir en France

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In 2022, the Institut français and its two partners ARTE Education and European Schoolnet received the support of the European Commission within the framework of the “Film education and Audience development” call through the MEDIA sub-programme of Creative Europe to develop new actions within the European Film Factory programme initiated in 2019. The Institut français has recently developed an ambitious European dynamic and is currently participating to six projects (co)financed by the European Union, as coordinator or as a partner beneficiary. European Film Factory is an innovative and pragmatic response to support film education in Europe and beyond its frontiers. The program gives students aged 11 to 25 and teachers from all countries participating in the Creative Europe programme as well as cultural mediators working with young audiences a free access to an online catalogue of twenty films from Europe's film heritage from 1954 to 2014 as well as a catalogue of recent and thematical short films, that will be online all along 2023.

The project consists of

a platform accessible across Europe on all media (computer, tablet, smartphone) and in 9 languages (English, French, German, Greek, Italian, Polish, Romanian Spanish and Croatian) for teachers and students via a free and secure system. The project also offers the possibility of organising school screenings in cinemas with project partners.
a selection of European films that have marked the history of cinema and that are accessible, attractive and resonate with the younger generation. All films are subtitled in the 9 languages.
innovative, interactive and cross-curricular pedagogy thanks to comprehensive pedagogical guides that accompany the films and interactive tools accessible to both teachers and students to create excerpts and mind maps. Through their account, students have the opportunity to discover and engage with the films.

The ambition of the project is

to raise awareness among the younger generations of cinema as an Art and as a vector of European history, values and issues
to enable teachers to engage with cinema as an educational subject and object
to renew cinema audiences and introduce the diversity of European cinema
to increase interest in film education in Europe

www.europeanfilmfactory.eu

Launch of the European platform for film education

European Film Factory is expanding its selection for young lovers of European cinema

Partners

The Institut français, the project leader, experienced in European Film Education, has surrounded itself with two partners at the forefront of digital innovation in schools: ARTE Education, a subsidiary of the European television channel behind the digital educational service Educ'Arte, and European Schoolnet, a non-profit organisation that brings together thirty-four ministries of education in Europe.

Within the project, the Institut français, in addition to coordination, is responsible for the selection and acquisition of films and communication. ARTE Education develops the platform and participates in the creation of the interactive pedagogical tools on the model of Educ'ARTE's tools. European Schoolnet coordinates the creation of pedagogical kits designed by European teachers and will be in charge of lobbying for film education.