For young people ages 6-16 and the creatively curious at heart.
Join us for a lively workshop where we will collectively make a handmade animated film without using a camera. Participants will draw directly onto clear 16mm film to create colorful dancing abstractions of lines and shapes on celluloid. The results will be spliced together and projected on the screen at the end of the workshop.
Limited to 30 places (kids under 12 should be accompanied by an adult).
Cost: $15 per person (price includes pizza for lunch!)
Please book in advance.
Duration: 60 minutes.
ABOUT OUR INSTRUCTORS
Seth Mitter is an audiovisual archivist and erstwhile filmmaker. He is especially interested in artists’ film preservation and works at the Museum of Modern Art’s Film Preservation Center in Hamlin, Pennsylvania.
Timbi Shepherd is a film archivist at the Museum of Modern Art’s Film Preservation Center in Hamlin, Pennsylvania. He is a graduate of the L. Jeffrey Selznick School of Film Preservation.
