Maybe it’s better for everyone to form an opinion? That’s possible. All the productions presented at the CUT festival are available on its YouTube channel. The audience can watch creations from all backgrounds. This is one of the interests of the event according to Max Hoeke, a student from the 3iS school presenting “Drowning of the Mind.” “It’s also a way to give a chance to those who are less experienced in the audiovisual field. Anyone can show what they are capable of through a concrete and creative project.” However, he and his colleague Nil Moussière, who presents “Forbidden Sequence,” have indeed entered the field by joining their school.
For the two students, the festival is first an opportunity to work with people “with whom we get along, in whom we trust, and to share an artistic adventure among friends.” Then, present one’s work to the public, exchange with enthusiasts and “why not, leave with a reward.”
Necessary trust because collaboration is not without its challenges. While some short films are the result of long reflections like “Forbidden Sequence” and its two months of work, others, like “Drownin”…
