yearbook 2010/11 - The European Film College

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fi n a lCu t 2011||it a l l b e g a n a t eur o P e a n fi l m Col l e g e…
For student Andreas Sommer Kjærgaard the hope is to perhaps get a film project started
with some of his fellow students just after leaving the EFC:
“A lot of us hAve tAlked About getting together And Apply the film workshop
(filmværkstedet) for support to do our projects. And besides thAt i cAn’t wAit
to bump in to efc students in the future,”
A small group of students have even created a small production company called 73
Collective during their stay in hope of making it in the film business after school. One of
them, Kamil Franko, says:
“Throughout the time at EFC you slowly merge together with people that share the same
visions and ideas, so it’s a slow and natural process. We haven’t seen our group/crew
as a production company but a bond of friends, which of course makes all our projects
more than just a production. What makes us a production company is as simple as the
urge of making movies, and you slowly begin to adapt yourself into the preferences that
are needed to complete a movie. The crew we’ve established means a lot to us, not only
because of practical issues, but mainly because of unique friendships that provide us with
inspiration, valuable experiences and most importantly, good times.”