The morning will focus on film and film shoots in north-western Skåne/the Helsingborg family. What is the situation regarding film shoots in north-western Skåne, and what do municipalities need to consider in order to attract film productions?

The afternoon will be led by the interdisciplinary network Crocus at Campus Helsingborg and will focus on how film can be used as a tool in research and social development. The afternoon programme will be in English.

Participation is free of charge, but the number of places is limited to 60, so register in good time!

Registration Website Helsingborg City. 

CROCUS | Program for the afternoon | In english

• 13.00 Welcome Cecilia Fredriksson, Marie Ledendal & Mats Hallberg
• 13:15 A testbed for film in Helsingborg – A European contextualisation Katja Lindqvist & Bjarke Pedersen
• 13:50 Film showings: Showings of four films and moving image presentations that in different ways present how film is used to discuss, develop, visualise, and present research. 
  
  Challenges and opportunities in the city centre. Visualizing a research project 
  (Ida de Wit Sandström, Cecilia Fredriksson, Ola Thufvesson, Philip Warkander & Josefin Lindeberg)  
  Presenter: Cecilia Fredriksson, Department of Service Studies, Lund University.
  
  Exploring cities through Split Vision Urbanism 
  Presenter: Per-Johan Dahl, Department of Architecture and Build Environment
• 14:20 Break, coffee
• 14:40 Film showings: 
  
  Video as probe and storytelling-device 
  Presenter: Robert Willim, Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University   
  
  Reflections on video essay as an academic/artistic format 
  Presenters: Jörgen Dahlqvist (Malmö Theatre Academy, Lund University and Sima Nurali Wolgast, Department of Psychology, Lund University
• 15:15 Moderated discussion between the presenters The discussion will circulate around questions and reflections around how film as a medium can be incorporated in research, how it be used to present and mediate research results to both the public and academia, how it can be a part of research projects, used as a research method. 
  Moderator: Marie Ledendal, Department of Communication, Lund University
• 15:50 Sum up of the day and thank you