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Lehrende/r: Katarzyna Szustow
Veranstaltungsart:
Seminar
Anzeige im Stundenplan:
S FTMK interdisz
Semesterwochenstunden:
2
Unterrichtssprache:
Englisch
Min. | Max. Teilnehmerzahl:
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Anmeldegruppe: FTMK interdisziplinär I
Voraussetzungen / Organisatorisches:
Block 1: Boundaries
Dates: 27&28th of October 2023
Block 2: Liberation
Dates: 24/25th of November 2023
Block 3: Intimacy
Dates: 15/16th of December
Inhalt:
As contemporary art practice shifts from experimental transgression to the urge to provide a "safe space for everyone", today's artists are confronted with the following issues. How to still touch the audience without potential re-traumatization? How to tell the stories that move the spectator without harm? The subject of a “safe creative process” is certainly one of the most pressing challenges facing our industry.
The creative process demands artistic vision. Vision requires courage. The proximity of courage and power is dangerous.
It has been more than 50 years since the premiere of Last Tango in Paris, currently the most widely discussed example of abuse of power in film history. How can we understand the power dynamics in the creative process? How can we reduce the potential for manipulation and abuse on film sets? What is the greatest challenge in implementing a culture of consent in the theatre? What is required of an intimacy coordinator, an intimacy director, and a consent coach? How do these professions differ?
Content Warning:
The seminar will include language related to s*xual abuse, harassment, and traumatic experiences, as well as body movement exercises – working in pairs requires consensual touching.
Zugeordnete Lehrveranstaltungen:
Kasia Szustow is a certified intimacy coordinator (affiliation: Netflix, Sefe Sets), member of the European Intimacy Practitioners' Guild, crisis coach and facilitator of safe creative processes. Co-author of the "Polish Guidelines for Intimate Scenes" developed by a coalition of 11 film organisations. Graduate of the Theatre Academy in Warsaw and the Warsaw School of Economics.
As an intimacy coordinator she worked on 10 film productions just to mention: "Perfect Addition" (dir. Castille Landon, stars: Ross Butler, Kiana Madeira, Matthew Noszka, Constantin Film, premiere: 2023), "Elephant" (dir. Kamil Krawczycki, 2022, best micro-budget film, Gdynia, winner of Chicago LGBTQIA Film Festival), "Filip" (dir. Michal Kwiecinski, 2022, Silver Lions, Gdynia Festival), "Rojst'97" (dir. Jan Holoubek, Netflix). She finished shooting three productions for: disney+ and Gaumont Gmbh (“German House” mini-series), Constantin Film “In The Lost Lands” (stars: Milla Jovovich, Dave Bautista), Netflix (“Freestyle” dir. Maciej Bochniak). Kasia just wrapped polish “Lubie wracac” dir. By Malgorzata Szumowska & Michal Englert, stars: Joana Kulig), she is currently working on a Swiss series for SRF&Netflix (TBA).
As a Consent Coach she provides individual support systems for challenging creative projects, and as a Crisis Coach she helps cultural organisations to implement an efficient and non-violent organisational culture.
Szustow has worked for Schauspielhaus Zürich on two productions as an Intimacy Coach for "Kurze Interviews mit fiesen Männern – 22 Arten der Einsamkeit" based on David F. Wallace, directed by Yana Ross (2021), and as Consent Coach for the production "Wilhelm Tell" by Switzerland's most important director Milo Rau (2022).
Read more: www.intimacycoordination.eu
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