Chanel is taking a bold step in nurturing the next generation of filmmakers by hosting a masterclass at Waseda University’s prestigious Okuma Auditorium. This exciting event, titled “CHANEL & CINEMA – TOKYO LIGHTS,” aims to foster creativity and empower aspiring filmmakers with the knowledge and support they need to thrive.
The two-day masterclass, scheduled for November 27th and 28th, will feature a stellar lineup of acclaimed filmmakers, including world-renowned directors Hirokazu Kore-eda and Miwa Nishikawa. Adding to the prestigious roster is Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton, a close friend of Chanel, who will share her insights and experiences.
Participants will gain invaluable knowledge through engaging talks and workshops, delving into the intricacies of film production, scriptwriting, direction, and more. The masterclass promises to be a transformative experience, offering a unique opportunity to learn from industry giants and develop essential filmmaking skills.
Adding another layer of opportunity to the masterclass, participants will be eligible to enter a short film competition. The top three finalists will receive the remarkable support of Chanel, enabling them to produce their films and showcase them on a global stage in both Tokyo and Paris.
This initiative is a testament to Chanel’s dedication to supporting the arts and promoting cultural exchange. The program aims to carry forward the legacy of Japanese cinema, known for its artistic excellence and international acclaim, by providing the next generation of filmmakers with the tools and resources to create their own masterpieces.
The masterclass is a remarkable opportunity for aspiring filmmakers to gain valuable insights, hone their skills, and launch their careers in the world of cinema. For those interested in participating, applications are open through October 10th on the masterclass website and Chanel’s official LINE account. Don’t miss this chance to learn from the best and embark on your own cinematic journey.
