Photo Archive GoKinema
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View the short films from Open Set!
Open Set gives you the unique opportunity to participate in the film making process up close. A specially written script of about 4 minutes in length is interpreted, filmed, post-produced and completed by three directors and three photographers. Each team has approximately half a day for the shoot, and 1 day for post production, editing, sound production and grading. As a member of the audience you get the opportunity to watch a film production from start to finish. A moderator guides you through the shoot, and interviews the film team during the pauses. You can even ask questions yourself. The completed films are shown at the end of the festival week.
Watch the interpretations here
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Open Set screening on Sunday 13.00
On Sunday 5th of February 13.00 we welcome you to join our Open Set Screening.
The screenwriter Erlend Loe will attend the event to discuss the interpretations.
Welcome!
Film 1: Director Johanna Pyykkö and Director of Photography Ita Zbroniec-Zajt.
Actors: Åsa-Lena Hjelm, Sven-Åke Gustavsson and Jesper Söderblom.
Film 2: Director Andreas Öhman and Director of Photography Kjell Vassdal.
Actors: Maja Rung, Rasmus Lindgren and Carl-Marcus Wickström.
Film 3: Director Therese Ahlbeck and Director of Photography Eric Kress.
Actors: Eva Fritjofson, Bengt CW Carlsson and Lars Väringer.
Cinematography day with Eric Kress and Benjamin B
A morning and afternoon dedicated to cinematography with director of photography Eric Kress and journalist Benjamin B, and questions and comments from the audience.
In the morning seminar we will screen a series of film clips (from Eric’s work and other filmmakers) as a starting point for discussions about framing, lighting, camera movement and the construction of scenes and sequences.
The theme of the afternoon workshop will be DUAL CLOSE-UPS, setting up angle and reverse shots of two people talking, which is one of the most common filmmaking situations. Eric will shoot and discuss variations of dual close-ups to illustrate approaches to staging, lighting, operating and continuity.
Eric Kress, DFF, is a leading European cinematographer whose credits include The Kingdom, Flickering Lights, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Arn: The Knight Templar. He recently completed Nobel’s Last Will.
Benjamin B is the Senior European Correspondent for American Cinematographer and the author of the book Reflections. He is the editor of