Critics ©Lara Verschragen

REGISTER NOW FOR THE CRITICS | KI EDITION!

Would you like to learn how to wri­te a good film review and what is visual­ly pos­si­ble with AI? Then LUCAS is the right place for you! There are still places available for the »Critics« workshop. 

No one has ever left a movie thea­ter wit­hout their own opi­ni­on. As soon as the lights go up, we are asked: How did you like the movie? Best movie ever or rather a dis­ap­point­ment? While such a ver­dict pas­ses quick­ly from the lips, a film review aims for a more in-depth exami­na­ti­on of the moving images. Content and nar­ra­ti­ve style should be put into words with a per­so­nal touch. A look at aes­the­tics, con­tem­po­ra­ry and social con­texts round off a suc­cessful film review. It takes time to dis­cuss films with like-min­ded peo­p­le and to tin­ker with texts. Once the words are set, all that is miss­ing is a clear pre­sen­ta­ti­on. In the final stage of this fes­ti­val edi­ti­on, the group is the­r­e­fo­re try­ing out modern forms of pre­sen­ta­ti­on using AI-sup­port­ed visua­liza­ti­ons of their texts. With the help of film media­tor Lara Verschragen, the work­shop par­ti­ci­pan­ts will learn the appro­pria­te tools. During the fes­ti­val week, they will view com­pe­ti­ti­on films and publish their work and views on the LUCAS web­site on a dai­ly basis.

Advice and registration:
Simon Schmidt | s.schmidt@dff.film
Tel: 069 961 220–672