Still speech

Collective film (3’19s, 2018).

23 March 2018. Published by Benoît Labourdette.

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The little object people of a building courtyard.

Film made within the framework of a training course “New Media Workshop” at Altermédia, hosted by Benoît Labourdette.

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Gossip

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Collective films

Within the framework of professional trainings, educational workshops and other cultural activities, I regularly propose the production of collective films. Strong moments of group formation, sharing of imagination. Here is the principle: in plan sequence, the camera is transmitted from hand to hand, each person giving voice to an object, which they film.

More than 200 such films have been produced since 2010. Find some of them here.