LABORATÓRIO
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TORRE
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TORRE
MEMBERS
︎ Daniel Ribas
︎ Dídio Pestana
︎ Ico Costa
︎ João Vladimiro
︎ Juliana Julieta
︎ Francisco Queimadela
︎ Laetitia Morais
Larry Ibarra
Laura Batitucci
Leonor Guerra
︎ Luisa Homem
︎ Mariana Caló
︎ Margarida Mendes
︎ Miguel Tavares
︎ Mónica Baptista
︎ Odair Monteiro
︎ Ricardo Leite
︎ Rita Morais
︎ Sílvia das Fadas
︎ Sofia Arriscado
Tiago Ganhão
︎ Daniel Ribas
︎ Dídio Pestana
︎ Ico Costa
︎ João Vladimiro
︎ Juliana Julieta
︎ Francisco Queimadela
︎ Laetitia Morais
Larry Ibarra
Laura Batitucci
Leonor Guerra
︎ Luisa Homem
︎ Mariana Caló
︎ Margarida Mendes
︎ Miguel Tavares
︎ Mónica Baptista
︎ Odair Monteiro
︎ Ricardo Leite
︎ Rita Morais
︎ Sílvia das Fadas
︎ Sofia Arriscado
Tiago Ganhão
The Experimental Cinema Laboratory at Torre was born out of the desire to create a shared space for experimentation, production and training in analogue film media (super8, 16mm and 35mm), which allows directors and artists to invest in the analogue format and have contact with film development.
Managed in a cooperative model open to the public, this cinema laboratory, unprecedented in Portugal, will operate in a medieval tower from the 13th century in the historic center of the city, a property provided by the Porto City Council to the Laia cooperative for the implementation of the project, in partnership with Batalha Cinema Center and Filmaporto – Film Commission.
At the moment, the Torre Cinema Laboratory is at the beginning of the international project Spectral, a collaborative program financed by Creative Europe, with a duration of four years and which brings together six European analogue laboratories: BalticAnalog Lab (LV), Crater-Lab (ES), Filmwerkplaats (NL), Labor Berlin (DE), LAIA - TORRE(PT), Mire (FR).Through the creation of this equipment, Portugal will become part of filmlabs.org, a network of film labs managed by directors and artists.
Managed in a cooperative model open to the public, this cinema laboratory, unprecedented in Portugal, will operate in a medieval tower from the 13th century in the historic center of the city, a property provided by the Porto City Council to the Laia cooperative for the implementation of the project, in partnership with Batalha Cinema Center and Filmaporto – Film Commission.
At the moment, the Torre Cinema Laboratory is at the beginning of the international project Spectral, a collaborative program financed by Creative Europe, with a duration of four years and which brings together six European analogue laboratories: BalticAnalog Lab (LV), Crater-Lab (ES), Filmwerkplaats (NL), Labor Berlin (DE), LAIA - TORRE(PT), Mire (FR).Through the creation of this equipment, Portugal will become part of filmlabs.org, a network of film labs managed by directors and artists.
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