THE ART OF FILM & TV EDITING: EPISODIC STORYTELLING

Name: THE ART OF FILM & TV EDITING: EPISODIC STORYTELLING
Start: 2024-11-30T10:30:00+02:00
End: 2024-12-01T17:00:00+02:00
Location: VEGA SCENE

Schedule

Sat Nov 30 2024 at 10:30 am to Sun Dec 01 2024 at 05:00 pm

UTC+02:00

Location

VEGA SCENE | Oslo, OS

THE ART OF FILM & TV EDITING: EPISODIC STORYTELLING
A two-day editing symposium that offers a unique opportunity to gain insights from the editors behind critically acclaimed series like Babylon Berlin, The Crown, and Exit and Familes Like Us, the highly anticipated upcoming series by Bafta award winner Thomas Vinterberg. Dive with us into the complex narratives, stylistic choices, and innovative techniques that define these award-winning dramas.
Join us this Autumn for a weekend of inspiration!
Through four masterclasses and a roundtable discussion with ten editors from Norway, the UK, Denmark and Germany, this symposium will provide audiences with a rare peak behind the curtain of how the world's biggest television shows are created in the editing room. Ever wondered how a complex narrative is successfully told over an episodic season of television? Here is your opportunity to get insider secrets on both the small craft details and the big story decisions that go into making a hit television show. This symposium is perfect for not only professional and aspiring filmmakers, but also anyone interested in how to effectively communicate a story to an audience.
The invited guest editors are Alexander Berner, Antje Zynga, and Claus Wehlisch from Babylon Berlin; Simen Gengenbach and Morten Rørvig from Exit; Anne Østerud and Janus Billeskov Jansen from Families Like Ours (coming out this autumn - temp visuals); Celia Haining, Simon Brasse, and Amy Hounsell from The Crown.
The detailed program and ticket sales will be announced at the beginning of August. The locations will be at Vega Scene and The Norwegian Film School's Oslo location.
This event is proudly presented by The Norwegian Film Editors’ Association, in collaboration with Vega Scene, The Norwegian Film Institute, The Norwegian Film School, and Avid.