The screening of six short fashion films is included in '10 Days Downtown’ to show what alternative and new presentation opportunities there are beyond the catwalk.
In the short films, AMFI’s Fashion & Visual Culture students showed the story of the fashion collections of six young Dutch designers, including Dewi Bekker, Martijn van Strien, Katrien Baaij, Nadine Goepfert, Anne van den Boogaard and Anneleen Bartels.
The films can be seen in Cinema Het Ketelhuis until Friday, 24 January.
Kim Bruggeman, Head Minor AMFI : "Film is an excellent medium for fashion, enabling a designer to convey the vision that he has about his collection. Our students learn first to come up with a strong concept before they start to create images. With these six fashion films they have exceeded our expectations on all fronts, from concept creation and direction to production and editing."
With '10 Days Downtown' the fashion week shows what the fashion industry has to offer to various forms of expression. The variety of events will make anyone who loves fashion extra curious about how fashion is created and entice them to come and take a look at the catwalk programme.
The short films by AMFI’s Fashion & Visual Culture students beautifully showcase the collections of six innovative Dutch designers. Screening at Cinema Het Ketelhuis until January 24, the films highlight the powerful role of film in fashion storytelling. For those needing help with mba assignment, expert guidance can support similar creative and conceptual projects with thorough research and professional execution.
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