Ffilm Cymru Wales
presents:FfS-Dyfi
The FfilmSchool-Dyfi
Filmmaking for a Flourishing Future.
be PAID to learn documentary filmmaking
£550 per week + £17.19 per hour. No experience necessary
for people left out of film
we prioritise applications from people underrepresented in film
learning through making
a co-created film, aiming at empowering communities to shape the future of this Land
making, centring future generations
we educate in the (re)use of archive and equipment; of cheap or free, open-access, open-source, non-proprietorial platforms; in low-data low-energy filmmaking techniques; in degrowth aesthetics; in accountable anti-extractivist ethics; in carrier-bag storytelling
Bwlch Corog, Dyfi watershed. SY20 8UA Cymru
| 10–18 January | Winter-light residential at Bwlch Corog |
| + film-editing between | |
| 24 Apr – 2 May | Spring-light residential |
| May Day | Live-Cinema Community Review Screening |
| + film-editing after | |
| 6 June | Community Review Premiere |
accommodation, ethical (and delicious) food and drink free of charge
FfilmSchool is also a research practice
It grows from James R Price’s PhD, which explores what’s at stake – and what practices might emerge – when anti-extractivism is placed at the centre of documentary filmmaking education.
Please read this important information to understand what being part of FfilmSchool involves. >>