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Cooperative entrepreneurship, back from never having been away: Article
In this article, Hannes Hollebecq, a cooperative entrepreneurship advisor at Cera, addresses a number of questions such as:
- What are the specific characteristics of a cooperative?
- Why choose a cooperative? Why become a partner/member/cooperator? …
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Don't Shoot: Screenwriter Rik D'hiet on Working with True Stories
With Don't Shoot, Stijn Coninx's long-awaited film about the Gang of Nijvel hit the cinemas. However, the story about the gang has been distorted: the film resolutely chooses the perspective of the victims. Rik D'hiet and Stijn Coninx based their …
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In conversation with producer Tomas Leyers
'It is very difficult to describe what a producer does exactly. I will use one example: when a house is built, the architect designs the house and the construction promoter executes it.' BREEDBEELD spoke with producer Tomas Leyers about the role …
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Getting Started with Photographer Robert Capa: Lesson Ideas
Robert Capa (born Endre Ernő Friedmann, 1913–1954) was a Hungarian war photographer and co-founder of the renowned photo agency Magnum Photos. He is known for his iconic and haunting images of conflicts, including the Spanish Civil War, …
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Getting started with photographer Titus Simoens: Lesson ideas
Titus Simoens (born 1985 in Deinze, Belgium) is a Belgian photographer known for his documentary approach and personal projects. He grew up in an artistic environment; his father, Richard Simoens, is a painter. Titus studied photography at …
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Nick Geboers on the road to his exhibition in FoMu: Article with teaching tips
It is sometimes said of Nick Geboers that he photographs like a sculptor, or that he searches for photos like an archaeologist, as if they were fossils. He calls himself a pebble counter , after an anecdote from his childhood. In the meantime, he has …
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Cindy Sherman's Rebellious Stereotypes: Teaching Tips Article
'The experience of one's own identity', that is how Wikipedia describes self-awareness. The photographer par excellence who turns that principle inside out is called Cindy Sherman. This autumn, FOMU is presenting a major retrospective of the …
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From idea to shooting script
When developing a screenplay, you go through a whole process from an idea to a finished and ready-to-run script. You figure out what exactly you want to tell, try to formulate the core of your story clearly and define what you want to talk about. …
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What is a breakdown?
A good and ready-to-shoot script is of course crucial if you want to make a short film. But how do you go from this written story to a practical plan to film your script? Making a breakdown from your script is a crucial step in this process and helps …
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Non-professional actors in your film, how do you start?
Casting a non-professional actor for your film, how do you start? In this article we introduce you to a historical example of a movement that elevated the casting of so-called non-actors to the essence of its operation: Italian neorealism. This …
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Israel Neumann in the Fort of Breendonk: In-depth school visit
This page is intended as an in-depth explanation after a visit to the Sammellager Breendonk. Students learn about the life of one of the prisoners, Israel Neumann.
The page uses a podcast on this topic and contains a dozen questions on the theme. The …
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Evaluating global citizenship competencies
Global Citizenship Education (WBE) aims to stimulate global awareness and critical citizenship by focusing on competencies such as critical thinking, empathy, solidarity, respect for diversity, participation and debate. Evaluating this poses a …
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