70% OF YOUR FILM — MASTERCLASS with IGOR MIRKOVIĆ
Just like every year, apart from the unforgettable film experience, STIFF offers a rich and varied side programme for all the film connoisseurs. One such event is Masterclass with Igor Mirković that takes place Saturday, 23 November, 2024, from 3 PM to 5 PM in Mini Art-kino
What makes up the magical 70% of success of every film – even before ever pressing the “record” button? If you’re looking for answers to questions like: how to find actors that will transform your words on paper into vivid, believable characters? How do you decide which actor is the right one, and how to sidestep the traps of casting? – Masterclass with Ifor Mirković is the right place to find those answers!
With abundant experience in the film industry, director and screenwriter Igor Mirković takes us through all the steps of a director’s process, from initial thoughts to creating director-actor relationship that will allow their characters to come across as real and lifelike. Forget about the rules and recipes – here are real-life stories, on-set situations, and practical advice for every step of the process.
Igor Mirković is a person interested in everything film related – a film director, screenwriter, television journalist, cofounder of Motovun Film Festival and author of successful feature-length documentaries Novo, novo vrijeme and Sretno dijete.
In these two hours Igor will share his experiences that will help you gain a new insight into the world of filmmaking, and maybe help you find inspiration for your own projects!
Applications for the masterclass are available through the link.
Join us at the Masterclass and discover new dimensions of filmmaking – this experience might just open the door to the world of filmmaking that you never even imagined.
STIFF — Student International Film Festival is supported by Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC), City of Rijeka, Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Serbian National Council, and Goethe Institute Zagreb. The festival takes place in Art-kino Croatia.
