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Guest lesson Animate Your Class

Guest lesson, with a lead role for the chairs in the classroom. How does an ordinary lamp get to play a lead role or how do you make an egg laugh and move? Through viewing and hands-on assignments based on older and new films from Eye’s collection, pupils discover the unlimited possibilities of animation. They also collect tips and tricks to be used in the film they afterwards make themselves.

Film history
Pupils learn in a playful way about important developments in film history, such as colour and sound. Together they will make a short animated film with a lead role for… the chairs in the classroom. Chairs? Absolutely! Anything is possible in film.

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Film language & cultural heritage

Learning about film language

Developing insights about the functioning and development of animation and gaining greater understanding of motion, characters and music.

Learning about cultural heritage

Learning to distinguish between past and present films and drawing on historical sources for inspiration.

Information

This programme is only available in Dutch.

Duration

1 hour and 30 minutes

Price

€ 160 per class

Goals

Dutch, Orientation to yourself and the world and Artistic orientation: learning to express (2), historical sources (51), expressing feelings and experiences (54), reflecting on work (55), knowledge of cultural heritage (56)

For whom

Group 3 and 4

Location

At school

Language

Guest lectures are given exclusively in Dutch

Eye’s guest lesson in practice

What is film, and what can you do with it? Students from the St. Josefschool in Someren-Heide went on a journey with Eye's museum teacher Pauline, by viewing film fragments and doing assignments.

Read the story (in Dutch)

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Please book at least four weeks in advance of the desired date.
If you have any questions, please contact educatie@eyefilm.nl

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