Film art on the BrucknerGym: pupils and teachers shine in more than Anton

Film art on the BrucknerGym: pupils and teachers shine in more than Anton

In the heart of Wels, the Brucknergymnasium experienced an extraordinary evening that kidnapped the audience into the fascinating world of the film. Under the title "More than Anton", students and teachers have bundled their creative potential and put together an impressive film project. This performance not only brought out the talents of those involved, but also brought together the community.

The event that took place last week not only attracts local visitors, but also arouses interest and curiosity of passing citizens. The students were visibly proud to present their own works - a result of numerous hours of hard work and creative work. Parents, teachers and friends came together to enjoy these special performances and support the young talents.

A look behind the scenes

The idea for the film project came into being in class, where schoolchildren and teachers worked to put their visions into reality. From story development to script letter to the technical implementation - each aspect of the film was carefully planned and carried out. The students often found themselves in school in the afternoon hours to sample their scenes and learn suitable film techniques.

The variety of contributions was impressive. Some students assumed the challenge of slipping into different roles, while others were responsible for the implementation of the film, such as camera work and the cut. This practical experience has not only improved its skills, but also strengthened the sense of community within the school community.

The response to the film performance was consistently positive. Many spectators expressed their enthusiasm for creativity and hard work that had flowed into every project. "It was like a piece of Hollywood in Wels," said one parent enthusiastically. Such events clearly show that the school is not only a place of learning, but also a space of artistic development.

The importance of this performance goes beyond the immediate reactions. Such projects encourage the students to encourage important skills to help them find their way around the increasingly creative and digital world. The artistic cooperation and practical learning offer experiences that are often not found in traditional teaching methods.

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