Interviewer: Sophie BLANC

Description: A workshop that allows us to approach the concept of artistic sensitivity in the making of a film: each person will have to create a self-portrait of no more than three minutes in length, shot in sequence on their mobile phone. 

This self-portrait should not be a classic selfie-type presentation of oneself, but rather a poetic vision of oneself: participants will be asked to use their creativity. Based on an anecdote, an event, an object, a photo, a song or a dance... You will tell through audio and visual creation what it evokes in you. 

During this workshop, you will be able to:
- discover video art by presenting you in various creations.
- to experiment with a more poetic way of talking about yourself, using audiovisual creation to get closer to your unique personality.
- learn how to create audiovisual content using a mobile phone (CapCut app)

Participants: Cartouche Louise-Michèle, Manutea Rambaud, Marc Lenfant and Vaikehu Shan

Description: Documentary photography tells a story through a series of photographs from a specific perspective. During this workshop, each person will choose a subject to be captured in a series of images, and learn how to prepare their series, frame and compose their images, get the best out of natural light, and quickly process their images on their phone. This workshop is also an opportunity to learn portrait and landscape photography. The goal of the workshop is to learn how to create images with intention, observe, and produce a series of documentary photographs.

Interviewer: Nyko PK16

Description: Stop Motion consists of creating films using the «image-by-image» technique by taking photos. This technique involves taking photos of objects, drawings, and/or figurines, then moving them slightly between each shot. By combining the photos, a smooth motion illusion is created. Stop Motion films are still extremely popular today, especially with Lego films that combine the Stop Motion technique with 3D. During this workshop, participants will work in groups of 3 or 4 and use software on their phones. 

During the first hour, the participants will choose their teams and quickly write their script. During the remaining hours, they will directly create the animations and the montage using the software. At the end of the workshop, the participants will have created an animated film with a duration between 30 seconds and 1 minute. 

Participants will work on choosing a film to be drawn, sculpted with modeling clay, with Lego bricks, with figurines or with one of them as the actor/actress.

Interviewer: Are Raimbault

Description: In the age of information and social networks, video reporting is at the heart of current affairs and allows us to better understand certain events and societal facts. This is not always an easy task, because while the reporter's pen and eye must be honed, they must also work in tandem. As a reporter and video technician, Are vous will introduce you to the basics of writing and producing this particular genre. He has produced numerous reports for the TV channel TVNZ and will give you the basic tools to "tell an original and interesting story".

During this workshop, you will have to find a theme, study it and dissect it to derive an original angle. Once the subject is framed, you will put yourself in the reporter's shoes and head out into the field. Using your smartphone or tablet, you will go on a hunt for the essential images and interviews to bring your subject to light.

Interviewer: Polynesia La 1^Era

Description: Be at the heart of the media fenua with Polynésie La 1^Era.

Discover the behind-the-scenes of television with these interactive workshops made in Polynesia La 1^Era. In a playful and dynamic atmosphere, our JT/Ve'a presenters will challenge you to perform the great task of presenting a TV news report in the TikTok style. 

In front of a phone, each participant will be challenged, through a short video from our JT/Ve'a presenters, to present an excerpt of a news report in TikTok style.

Interviewer: Polynesia La 1^Era

Description: Express yourself and tell your story in an audio format. This workshop will introduce you to the basics of podcasting: writing, recording, and editing. Share a legend, an anecdote, or a personal reflection on a topic related to Oceania. Accompanied by the team of Polynésie La 1^Era, You will leave with your own personal and original creation!

CEMEA offers hands-on workshops on cinema and audiovisuals. These are activities designed to discover and familiarize oneself with the field. Accessible to all ages.