Are you between 13 and 18 years old? Would you like to learn how to create a film?
You don't need to have any theatrical or cinematographic experience to take part: motivation and availability are our watchwords!

During a week-long course and a weekend of filming, we offer you the chance to experience a human, collective and artistic adventure, and to explore the work of audiovisual creation.We'll be writing, investigating, filming and editing very short films. From reality to fiction, from documentary to cinema, what stories do you want to tell today?

As part of this artistic experience, the youth collective is accompanied throughout the process by two artists: Anaïs Baseilhacvideo artist and photographer, and Julie Lerat-Gersantauthor and director. The group of ten or so participants, aged 13 to 18, will first meet during the winter vacations (March 4 to 8) for a week of immersive training: between practical exercises, first drafts of screenplays and choice of format (short film, documentary, micro-trottoir...), they will define their desires and the way they want to talk about them, so that by the end of the week they will have shot their first images.

The weekend of March 23-24, during the Micro Gibouléesa festival dedicated to object theater and contemporary puppetry, the young people will embark on a creative marathon, with each group shooting and editing their own film to finalize it.

Finally, on Saturday May 18, the short films are shown on screen in the TJP's main auditorium in the presence of the public, followed by a discussion. This screening is part of Seishun generationa festive, artistic event dedicated to young people, featuring shows, meetings, workshop presentations, screenings and a party.