The Guanajuato International Film Festival, concerned with film creation from the earliest stages of life, once again offers this edition of special workshops for our Kids in Action, which seeks to promote the imagination of the smallest and launch the momentum of cinematic creation in the children of the country.
Located at Museo La Esquina in San Miguel de Allende, today’s workshop will be taught by Lucas Fernández from Territorio Gestión Cultural España, who will teach children to create a story through analyzing short films.
The children will also create characters through drawings and will even learn to animate using the oldest and most complex techniques: stop-motion, which consists of photographing each of the changes to animate the figure to then create the illusion of movement.
This will be, without a doubt, a unique experience that will marvel the future filmmakers who will continue to be astounded by the world of cinema.
