Shorts Up aims to map and assist Indonesian filmmakers, giving them equal access and opportunities to develop in the world of film.
Focusing on short films, this program is the most strategic first step towards larger and more ambitious productions.
The project a groundbreaking filmmaking program in Indonesia, is poised to do just that for the world of cinema in Southeast Asia.
Project Shorts Up
This project Shorts Up, a collaborative effort between Lab Indonesiana Manajemen Talenta Nasional Seni Budaya and Minikino, aims to cultivate the next generation of Indonesian filmmakers.
Scheduled to take place from June 7th to 9th, 2024, in the scenic locale of Lombok, this program offers a unique platform for emerging talents to hone their craft and connect with industry insiders.
The Vision
Much like a classic rom-com, Shorts Up has all the elements of a feel-good story. It begins with a vision: to identify and nurture the brightest filmmaking talents in Indonesia.
By focusing on short films, Shorts Up serves as a launching pad for participants to eventually create larger, more ambitious projects.
Writing and Direction
Embracing proven methods for nurturing talent. The program is designed as a series of workshops and mentorship sessions, providing participants with valuable insights into both the art and business of filmmaking.
Additionally, Shorts Up incorporates elements of Indonesian culture and storytelling, adding depth and authenticity to the program.
One of the standout features of Shorts Up is the caliber of talent involved.
From the mentors, such as award-winning director Putu Kusuma Wijaya and acclaimed producer Ursula Tumiwa, to the participants themselves, the program is a showcase of Indonesia’s filmmaking potential.
Each participant brings their unique voice and vision to the table, creating a diverse and vibrant community of storytellers.
Clocking in at just a few days, Shorts Up promises to be a whirlwind of creativity and collaboration.
While it may not revolutionize the Indonesian film industry overnight, it’s a significant step in the right direction.
With the government’s support and the backing of industry giants like Minikino, Shorts Up has the potential to make a lasting impact on Indonesian cinema.
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Shorts Up is more than just a program; it's a movement.
By empowering the next generation of Indonesian filmmakers with the skills, knowledge, and connections they need to succeed,
Shorts Up is paving the way for a brighter future for Indonesian cinema.
So, mark your calendars for June 7th to 9th, 2024, and stay tuned for what promises to be an exciting chapter in the ongoing story of Indonesian filmmaking.
For more information about Shorts Up and its activities, visit the official website at Minikino.
