The filmArche is Europe’s first self-organised film school and a non-profit association based in Berlin-Neukölln. Over 200 filmmakers meet here regularly to further their education and make films together.
The film school provides facilities and resources for a comprehensive three-year course across six specialisms: screenwriting, directing, cinematography, editing, production and documentary filmmaking. Upon starting the first semester, students automatically become members of the association.
The filmArche is mainly self-funded through membership fees.
And I was running a Super 8 workshop last Saturday and Sunday! Filming and eco developing in experimental soups made from veggies and fruit!
Here are a few photos! We had the finest (Kodachrome) weather and developed one group film, a rather fresh Kodachrome (“to be developed until 2004”) in Caffenol: beautiful crisp orange images! (Flipped over to positive: complementary colour = blue!). The next day was cloudy … no problem for the greatest b&w films on the market: TriX from Kodak and UN54 from German Wolfen!! 3 more films, developed in a wonderful yummy veggie and fruit soup!
