CinEd is a European cooperation project co-funded by the Creative Europe / MEDIA programme of the European Union, "Support for film education".
Its objective is to help the greatest possible number of European youths aged 6 to 19 discover European cinema.
Its objective is to help the greatest possible number of European youths aged 6 to 19 discover European cinema.
CinEd aims at providing privileged access to European cinema and its wealth of films, and to teach young people about its cultural and linguistic diversity, developing their critical analysis skills and learning cinematographic techniques and language. Created and launched by the Institut français in Paris, this comprehensive programme is supported by 10 partners from 9 European countries, all involved in cinema education: Associació A Bao A Qu (Spain), Asociace českých filmových klubů - AČFK (Czech Republic), Arte Urbana collectif (Bulgaria), La Cinémathèque Française (France), GET Cooperativa sociale (Italy), IhmeFilmi (Finland), Institut français (France), Meno Avilys (Lithuania), Os Filhos de Lumière - Associação Cultural (Portugal), Societatea Culturala NexT (Romania).
CinEd proposes
- A digital platform to organize public screenings
- A collection of European films selected for a young audience
- Teaching materials to accompany the screenings
- Trainings and activities with young people
CinEd key figures
Since the launch of CinEd in 2015:
113 trainings in 9 countries
3000 mediators and teachers trained
754 screenings in more than 50 European cities
30 000 young people involved
News
CinEd in action with young people
Discover films and discuss them, describe and compare excerpts, apply cinema to real life…
