Make your movie - Actors for a day Group activity

A Team Building to create your own short film and act out your own movie scenes!

In Paris and elsewhere!

Engine... Action! Reveal your talents!

Put yourself in the shoes of a film crew and make your own short film from A to Z.

Steven Spielberg has a lot to worry about, because your teams have to create short films that will be remembered!

Based on a single major theme related to your company, your employees will have the challenge of writing a script, directing it, filming it and even acting in it; what a programme...

A unique animation that reveals the hidden talents of your teams, that allows them to work together around a common project and to communicate in an original way.

Success guaranteed for everyone!

A digital interface

A simplified editing tool for instant editing!

Examples of themes

Illustrate the company's values

Showcase our objectives

The theme of the seminar

Imagine our company in 10 years

Artistic guidelines

Western - Pirate - Star Wars - Superheroes - 1920s - Spy - Horror - Cops / Robbers

Typical schedule :

Set up: 2h00

Playing time: 2h30

- 10 min Briefing

- 20 min Script writing and technical brief

- 45 min Shooting

- 45 min Editing

- 15 min Video extraction

- 15 min Screening of films

Dismantling: 1 hour

Included

Equipment: 1 iPad and 1 shooting kit per team, Props and costumes kits

Supervisors : Facilitator(s) and audiovisual and entertainment professional(s)

Return : Send the videos the next day

To be provided

A briefing and debriefing room with sound system and video projection

1 table per team for script writing and editing

Indoor and/or outdoor spaces for filming

Capacity: 15 to 500 people

8 people per team.

Duration: 2.5 to 3.5 hours

Why propose this activity?

The distribution of tasks according to the skills of each person

The appropriation of your problem by all your teams

Original props for even more creativity

Broadcasting of the short films at the end of the animation for a great moment of cohesion

A lasting record of the event

In French or English.