Explore the principles of Set Design as a narrative and visual tool in filmmaking. In this workshop, students will analyze how architecture and scenic design impact audiovisual production and develop skills to conceptualize and bring cinematic sets to life.
Through a theoretical-practical exercise, students will learn to interpret a script from a production design perspective, create sketches and technical plans, select materials, and collaborate with other departments to build functional and cinematic sets. A unique opportunity to transform ideas into spaces that tell stories on screen.
About the Organizer:
LINEA is a student initiative created by the National League of Architecture Students of Mexico, a non-profit student organization that brings together over 2,000 architecture students and related disciplines from across Mexico. They form a national network committed to expanding their learning beyond the classroom, generating knowledge through academic activities. Their purpose is to strengthen connections among students and with the professional field, promoting experiences that foster their academic growth and preparation as future professionals.
With the support of Pohualizcalli, Community Film and Photography School, a free educational space that aims to bring cinema and photography closer to everyone. Its goal is to provide professional tools for storytelling from within communities, fostering inclusion, participation, and collective creation.
