China News Service, Jinhua, June 28 (Dong Yixin, Huang Quan) In Hengdian, Dongyang City, Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, the "Hollywood of China", kindergartens can also hold micro-film screenings.
On the 28th, the Hengdian Group Kindergarten’s two-and-a-half-month micro-film production and exhibition event came to an end. The park comprehensively selected a number of high-quality micro-films such as "Tunnel War", "The Fat Emperor" and "I Have a Date with the Red Scarf". Created by teachers and students.
Children participated in the filming of micro-films. Picture provided by Huang Quan
"Being in Hengdian, our children are more or less familiar with the film and television industry, and some of the children's parents are employees." Wang Fangfang, deputy director of the kindergarten, said that classes for kindergarten children can be held in the film studio. , many kindergarten children spent their weekends on the set, and directors also came to the kindergarten to cast roles.
Relying on the rich film and television cultural resources of Hengdian Film and Television City, many local schools have launched film and television related courses. In 2015, Hengdian Group Kindergarten began to try to conduct research on the topic of "Practical Research on Developing Children's Independent Games Relying on Film and Television Culture." At present, the park has basically built a film and television culture curriculum framework system.
The park arranges film and television theme activities, film and television prop production, film and television performances, micro-films and other courses every week to guide students to understand film and television performances, prop production, special effects makeup, micro-film shooting and other contents. For example, He Yurui, a student of the park, has participated in many film and television works such as "Tian Xingjian", "Thirty Years of Jianghu", "The Great Master", and "Eight Thousand Miles of Road to Clouds and Moon".
"The film and television culture kindergarten course is a course that needs continuous improvement. In the future, we will rely on Hengdian's film and television cultural resources to conduct more in-depth research and exploration of the kindergarten course, and develop film and television production, performance and other skills based on children's learning habits. teaching upgrade," Wang Fangfang said.
Data shows that Hengdian currently has nearly 2,000 film and television companies. In 1996, a filming base was built locally for the movie "The Opium War", which kicked off the development of the film and television industry. So far, Hengdian has basically formed a full-process film and television industry chain, attracting many foreigners to settle here. (End)
