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Anca Damian, Romanian film director, cinematographer, screenwriter and producer will give master class entitled The Director's Journey from the Idea to the Film, through the Creative and Production Process of a Innovative Film at VFF 2012. Anca Damian made her name with hybrid documentary Crulic - The Path to Beyond (2011).
Film director and EKRAN programme lecturer Udayan Prasad will run master class entitled Point of View: Seeing the World through the Eyes of the Characters at VFF 2012. Udayan Prasad is a tutor for a number of international workshops and programmes on directing and scriptwriting. He has given lectures at the British film schools, at the famous London Film School and The National Film & Television School and also at the Polish film schools, at our partner institution The National Film Television and Theatre School in Lodz and at The Wajda School in Warsaw.
Hervé Schneid, one of the most respected European film editors, will give master class entitled The Rhythm of the Scene at the VFF 2012.
Hervé Schneid has cut more than forty films of different genres but he has become best known for his long-lasting collaboration with French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet on films Delicatessen (1991), Alien: Resurrection (1997), Amélie (2001), A Very Long Engagement (2004). Their last project The Young and Prodigious Spivet (2013), English language 3D family feature with Helena Bonham-Carter, is in the post-production these days.
Petr Marek (lecturer at the Department of Directing at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague) is a multidisciplinary artist, probably best known as a founder and a leader of the electropop music group MIDI LIDI. He made acclaimed music for feature films by Marek Najbrt Polski Film (2012), Protektor (2009), Champions (2004) as well as for a docu comedy Czech Peace (2010) by Vít Klusák and Filip Remunda and a film essay Nation itself (2003) by Jan Gogola.
Ekran is an European Training Programme for Film Professionals – directors, screenwriters and producers, focusing on project development and creative aspects of pre-production. Ekran is organized with international partners (Wajda Studio and Wajda School, FOCAL, Austrian Film Institute, Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung GmbH, nordmedia GmbH) as well as with similar European training programmes (EAVE).
Fred Kelemen is a comprehensive person interested not only in the field film but also in theatre, painting, music and philosophy and religion. Graduated from German Film and Television Academy in Berlin, he has given lectures at many international well-known film schools, and besides he is familiar with a broad range of Central European cultural experience.