Tashkent Film School
TSF is a forward-looking, independent school of film and
visual arts in Uzbekistan
visual arts in Uzbekistan
Education
INSTALLATION. SOUND. COLOR
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Production workshop of Yulia Shaginurova
On October 1, 2, 8 and 9, 2022, the Producing Workshop of Yulia Shaginurova was held at Moc Hub
Meeting of female cinema workers
On October 15, 2022, a meetup of women film and video production workers took place at 139 Documentary Center
The author's work in interdisciplinary projects
On October 16, 2022, a master class by director Sasha Kulak took place at 139 Documentary
Found Footage: Ecological Thinking vs. Structures
On May 12, 2023, the talk artist Danila Lipatov took place
About Us During the first two pilot years the school has been offering: Short (one- to three-week) courses in filmmaking, set design, production, post-production, and creative writing Film screenings followed by Q&A and artist talks dedicated to the aspects of practical filmmaking Master classes with Uzbek, Russian, and European film professionals involving different aspects of filmmaking (practical filmmaking, screenings and master talks, work with archives and found footage, documentary filmmaking, experimental film) Short practical courses for professionals working on set (1st AD, line producer, casting, etc.) In first two years the school has started a long-term training initiative: Women Watch Uzbekistan, a film project accelerator aimed at professional growth of female directors and producers from Uzbekistan and other Central Asian Countries. It aims to discover emerging female voices in film, to promote socially relevant topics and female narratives in Central Asia, and to help in their development and visibility. The long-term goal of the accelerator is to establish regular opportunity for women filmmakers to boost their professional skills and have a better chance for leading positions in the industry |
We create a safe space for young film professionals of all genders to study and work.
Freely to form a diverse community of filmmakers and artists in
Uzbekistan
Freely to form a diverse community of filmmakers and artists in
Uzbekistan
Focus on Central Asian narratives and the opportunity to make them part of the global discourse.
Providing students with professional tools to create their own stories and contribute
their voices are brought to the attention of the international film industry and the wider audience
their voices are brought to the attention of the international film industry and the wider audience
Using Central Asian studies, anti-colonial debates and human rights.
school curriculum topics
school curriculum topics
Providing young people interested in filmmaking and the visual arts with modern, relevant artistic tools and storytelling techniques
Help you develop your own stories
Providing an opportunity for students to become part of the international artistic community and present their unique experiences and stories for an international audience
Team
- Michael Borodin
- Julia Shaginurova
- Darya ZakharovaManaging Director
- Zarif OchilovTechnical Director
- Fayyoz Buzrukxo'jaevManager/ administrator
- Anastasiya KurilyovaSMM-manager
- Anna Khazina, Educational DesignerEducational Designer
- Ekaterina KotenevaFinancing manager/ accountant
News
- The era of historical optimism and the image of the city in the Thaw films of Uzbek cinema
- How do world film festivals work?Meetup with Barbara Wurm
- Can cinema change the world? Films, activism, film festivalsMeetup for Helaine Gerritsen
- Master class at the French film school Ateliers Varan
Contact us:
+998 90 826 21 35
tashkentfilmschool@gmail.com
tashkentfilmschool@gmail.com
St. Shahjjahan, 84
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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