ENTER: GREEN SCREEN
During the workshop, students will explore William Kentridge's exhibition together, discovering the motifs, concepts, and themes that stand out to them in the installations. These observations will then serve as the starting point for their own creative work.
Using a camera and green screen (chroma key) technology, students will create short video collages and animations that combine their own visual material with elements inspired by the exhibition. They will learn how to work with image layering and the "magic" of the green screen, which allows them to place themselves in different environments and blend reality with fiction. The process also encourages them to develop their own artistic expression and storytelling approach.
The program fosters the ability to interpret works of art, engage with the concepts and themes presented in the exhibition, and transform them into creative audiovisual projects. It also emphasizes collaboration, imagination, and the development of each student's own visual language.
Duration: 120 minutes
Recommended for: 7th-9th grade of primary school + high school
Capacity: Maximum 25 students
This guided program is available in Czech or English. If you would like to arrange the program in another language, please contact us via the registration form.
