Dear all,
I hope this finds you well.
Sharing details below of the 2nd edition of the Scottish International Film Education Conference, taking place at the University of Glasgow on Friday 14th June.
The event is free to attend, and further details re: programme are below. For those that are able, I hope to see you there.
Very best wishes,
Jamie
Scottish International Film Education Conference 2019
FRIDAY 14 JUNE 2019
Cinema, Gilmorehill Centre, University of Glasgow, 9 University Avenue, Glasgow, G12 8QQ
09:30 - 17:30
FREE
Film is a distinct medium with a distinct history and, as such, requires a distinct pedagogy.
The Scottish International Film Education Conference is one of two UK-based initiatives exploring how teachers and other educators work with film in diverse contexts around the world, and committed to involving other participants – policy-makers, academics, researchers, cultural agencies and film-makers – in that conversation.
Our 2019 edition will explore diverse perspectives on film education from Glasgow, Rwanda, Tanzania, South Africa, Sweden, Germany and beyond; and from different perspectives within the film education process - from class-room teachers, filmmakers, policy-makers and academics.
The conference is organised in partnership with the Film Education Journal, the world’s only publication dedicated to film pedagogy – and enjoys the support of Screen Scotland, British Film Institute, Edinburgh College of Art, and Africa in Motion Film Festival.
The event is free to attend. Reserve your place here:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/scottish-international-film-education-conference-2019-tickets-57077695925<http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/scottish-international-film-education-conference-2019-tickets-57077695925>
Programme
09.30 – 09.45 Welcome
Dr Jamie Chambers (Edinburgh College of Art; general editor, FEJ)
09.45 – 11.00 Papers from the Film Education Journal
Past and prospective authors published in the Film Education Journal explore short papers on film education, including:
- Malena Janson (Stockholm University) - 'Moulding the democractic citizen of the future: film education in Sweden'
- Dr Steve Connolly (University of Bedfordshire) - 'What do film teachers need to know about cognitivism?'
- Professor Petra Anders (Humboldt University, Berlin) - 'Getting a bigger picture: teaching film in a migrant society'
This panel will be hosted by Professor Andrew Burn (University College London; editor FEJ)
11.30 - 12.45 Film Education in Africa
This panel event will explore diverse perspectives on film education in Africa from across the continent, featuring celebrated, authoritative voices within African film culture Eric Kabera (Rwanda Film Centre), Firdoze Bulbulia (Zanzibar International Film Festival) and Imruh Bakari (University of Winchester).
The panel will be hosted by Dr Lizelle Bischoff (University of Glasgow) and is presented in partnership with Edinburgh College of Art and Africa in Motion Film Festival.
14.15 - 15.30 The filmmaker in film education.
This panel event will explore the perspectives of practicing filmmakers, teaching film within educational environments, featuring contributions from Gideon Koppel (Manchester School of Art, award-winning director of SLEEP FURIOUSLY (2008)), Emma Davie (Edinburgh College of Art, award-winning director of I AM BREATHING (2013), and Jamie Chambers (Edinburgh College of Art, award-winning director of BLACKBIRD (2013).
The panel will be hosted by Dr Jonathan Murray (Edinburgh College of Art).
16.00 - 17.30 Using film in the classroom: Glasgow
This panel event will explore some of the diverse ways in which film is being used in classrooms across Glasgow, from the teachers and practitioners involved. Panelists will include:
- Michael Daly exploring his secondary school work with Into Film at John Paul Academy
- Shona Thomson (Kind of Seeing) discussing her work with archive on the Our Maryhill Project with John Paul Academy,
- Yasmin Al-Hadithi exploring her work on the Understanding Cinema project with Glendale Primary School
- Dr David Archibald (University of Glasgow) + Professor Stephen Driscoll (University of Glasgow) discussing their award-winning film GOVAN YOUNG made with Pirie Park Primary.
This panel will be hosted by Mark Reid (British Film Institute; editor FEJ).
The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336.
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