D9: Short Film II

It is a known fact that young citizens at that time received the majority of information via media other than written sources. Pictures, movement, and sound were the most common elements for enhancing messages sent. Therefore, the partners of the LEAP believed that any activity targeting the young citizens should have taken into account this premise. They recognized that the best way to communicate the aim of the EU simulations to a wider public was through films. The first film that was shot at the EU Simulation in Eskisehir aimed to foster a broader EU awareness by resorting to the power of films in human experience and displaying a hands-on experience of the EU through a short film.

Dissemination and exploitation of results are an integral part of the Erasmus+ project throughout its lifetime: from the beneficiary's initial idea, during the project and even after European funding has ended.
- Erasmus+ Programme Guide 2020

We expected the films to have a greater impact on a larger number of people, especially the young population. This was due to the power of visual arts to reach wider audiences, as well as the decision to upload the films to YouTube. The main impact of the films was aimed at enhancing awareness of EU integration and promoting it globally. The films sought to highlight the everyday presence of the EU in the lives of young citizens through the means of the EU simulation.

Deliverable 9: Short Film II

D9: Short Film II

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Afrim Hoti

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