Dalyvauti kviečiami ir nepatyrę, ir patyrę dalyviai, kurių tikslas - paįvairinti fotografavimo techniką dirbant su 16 mm juosta, taip pat suprasti juostos medžiagos savybes ir jos manipuliavimo galimybes, ryškinant ir apdorojant juostą rankiniu būdu laboratorijoje.
Data: Rugpjūčio 11-12  13:00 val.
Vieta: Meno kieme fotolaboratorijoje (Bažnyčių g. 4.)
Amžiaus apribojimas: ne jaunesni nei 20 metų
Dalyvių skaičius: iki 20 žmonių
Programa:
- Įvadas į juodai baltos 16 mm juostos fizikinius ir cheminius procesus
- įvadas į 16 mm Bolex kino kamerą
- 16 mm juostos fotografavimas
- juodai baltos juostos apdorojimas laboratorijoje
- chemigramos ir radiogramos metodų įvadas
- įvadas į 16 mm juostos projektorių
- filmų peržiūra
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Both inexperienced and experienced participants are welcome to participate with aim to diversify their shooting techniques when working with 16mm film, as well as understanding the material properties of film and its manipulation possibilities by developing and processing the film manually in the laboratory.

Date: August 11-12  at 13:00
Location: Photo laboratory  (Bažnyčių g. 4.)
Age restriction: no younger than 20 yr old

Partcipator count : no more than 20 people

A two-day creative 16mm film workshop together with Latvian filmmaker and head of Riga’s film lab Baltic Analog Lab - Ieva Balode will be teaching art of 16mm black and white filmmaking in an experimental way using shooting as well as cameraless animation techniques.
The students will learn the basics of using 16mm film camera as well as processing it and projecting it on a film projector.
We will also learn about the structure of the analog 16mm film and learn to create abstract animation by using light, organic materials and photo-chemical chemistry.
Both inexperienced and experienced participants are welcome to participate with aim to diversify their shooting techniques when working with 16mm film, as well as understanding the material properties of film and its manipulation possibilities by developing and processing the film manually in the laboratory.

Program:
- introduction to black and white 16mm film physical and chemical processes
- introduction to 16mm Bolex film camera
- 16mm film shooting
- black and white film processing in a lab
- introduction to Chemigram and Rayogram techniques
- introduction to a 16mm film projector
- film screening