Chillán, Chile, is set to become a hub for cinematic innovation from January 14th to 19th. The Municipal Theater will host a film festival showcasing the best of Chilean filmmaking talent, celebrating the creativity and diversity of a new generation of directors. The festival isn’t just about screenings; it’s about fostering growth.
In addition to the film competition, a series of free workshops will provide aspiring filmmakers with invaluable skills and experience. These workshops, a hallmark of the festival, offer specialized training in various aspects of filmmaking. Registration is open now via www.nublcine.cl.
Hands-On Workshops: From 3D Modeling to Screenwriting
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One workshop, focusing on 3D modeling and augmented reality for TikTok, will be led by visual artist Poli Mujica on January 17th and 18th. Participants will learn to create innovative content using Blender and Effects House, focusing on TikTok integration. This workshop is perfect for those looking to blend creativity with social media savvy.
For aspiring screenwriters, a workshop led by Alejandra Moffat from January 16th to 18th delves into the art of crafting compelling narratives.Through practical exercises,attendees will explore narrative structure,character development,and thematic exploration for both short and feature films. This workshop caters to both experimental and traditional storytelling approaches.
Rounding out the workshop offerings is a video clip filmmaking workshop taught by Bernardo Quesney, also running from January 16th to 18th.This workshop guides participants through the entire process of creating a music video, from initial concept to final filming. Open to those 15 and older, no prior experience is necessary—just enthusiasm and commitment.
Festival director Tomás Alzamora emphasizes the collaborative nature of the workshops: “These workshops not only offer technical and creative knowledge, but also encourage collaboration between attendees, strengthening the community local film and preparing the future creators of national cinema.”
Registration for both the festival and workshops is free and can be completed through the Fèis Film Ñuble social media pages or the event website (for the 2025 edition).
This Chilean film festival offers a compelling glimpse into the vibrant and innovative world of Latin American cinema, highlighting the importance of supporting emerging filmmakers and fostering creative collaboration. The hands-on workshops provide a unique chance for aspiring filmmakers to hone their skills and connect with a passionate community.
chilean Film Festival Nurtures Next Generation of Latin American Filmmakers
The Fèis Film Ñuble, a celebration of Chilean filmmaking talent, is set to take place in Chillán from January 14th to 19th.This exciting event offers diverse films, filmmaker workshops, and a chance for aspiring creators to connect and collaborate. Senior editor of world-today-news.com, Emily Carter, spoke with film critic and festival enthusiast, sofia Rodriguez, to learn more about what makes this festival so unique.
An Interview with Sofia Rodriguez
Emily Carter: Sofia, thank you for joining us today. The Fèis Film Ñuble sounds like a truly exciting event. Can you tell us a bit about what attendees can expect?
Sofia Rodriguez: It’s my pleasure, Emily. The Fèis film Ñuble is indeed a special event. It’s much more than just screenings; it’s a hub for emerging Chilean filmmakers to showcase their work, network, and learn from experienced professionals. Think screenings,workshops focused on everything from 3D modeling to screenwriting,and a real sense of community among attendees.
Emily Carter: That’s fantastic! What’s especially striking to me is the emphasis on workshops. Can you elaborate on the types of workshops offered?
Sofia Rodriguez: There’s something for everyone! They’ve got a 3D modeling workshop specifically tailored for TikTok integration, bridging the gap between technology and social media. Then there’s a fantastic screenwriting workshop that delves into both conventional and experimental storytelling techniques. And, for those interested in the technical aspects of filmmaking, they even have a hands-on workshop focused on creating music videos, from concept to final cut.
emily Carter: These workshops sound incredibly hands-on and relevant for aspiring filmmakers. Is there a particular highlight you’re looking forward to?
Sofia Rodriguez: I’m personally excited about the screenwriting workshop led by Alejandra Moffat. She’s a fantastic storyteller with a knack for crafting compelling narratives. It’s a unique prospect for aspiring writers to learn from one of the best in the business.
Emily Carter: This festival seems dedicated to fostering a strong sense of community among Chilean filmmakers. Do you think it plays an critically important role in the Chilean film scene?
Sofia Rodriguez: Definitely. The Fèis Film Ñuble is proving to be crucial for nurturing the next generation of Chilean talent. It offers a platform for voices that might otherwise go unheard and provides essential skills and networking opportunities. I truly believe it’s playing a vital role in shaping the future of Chilean cinema.
Emily Carter: Is there anything else you’d like to add about the festival for our readers?
Sofia Rodriguez: The best part is,it’s entirely free to attend! Anyone interested in film – whether a seasoned professional or an aspiring student – should check it out.You can register through their social media pages or their website. It’s a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Chilean cinema.
Emily Carter: Thank you so much for sharing your insights, Sofia.This certainly sounds like an event worth experiencing.
