MOTHER, A Train to Hell
Special Biennial Mention for the Arts, 2018
Immersive Storytelling Workshop with “Real Objects & Digital Clues” designed & directed by Lazzaro Marco Ferrari. The ability to transform evidences and traces in amazing stories. Production of the Opening Titles sequence for the Film “A Train to Hell”, an original short story written by Giorgio Scerbanenco.
Authors: Noa Ducati, Ionut Nichifor, Leonardo Riccardi, Fosca Pessina, Sara Ferrara, Adelaide Hoffmann, Veronica Tirelli, Mattia Leon Zanazzi, Anna Manfredini, Yolanda Briseida Franzini, Esmeraldy Mejia Nunez, Giulia Bergamaschi, Simona D’Alessandro, Ginevra Veneziano, Virginia Benati, Chiara Gherri, Lucrezia Lanzi, Alessia Mastrolorenzo
Production photos
Storymap
Mother – A Train To Hell
Special Mention Of The Biennial Artistic High Schools, 2018
P. Toschi Art School, Parma
Class V Audiovisuals Multimedia
Special Mention Of The Biennial Artistic High Schools, 2018
P. Toschi Art School, Parma
Class V Audiovisuals Multimedia
THE WORLD BEFORE THE STORY
Every story begins long before the first scene.
A forgotten civilization. A distant future. A hidden geography. A myth waiting to be remembered.
This workshop explores the art of worldbuilding through collective storytelling, visual research, speculative imagination, and experimental filmmaking. Drawing inspiration from cinema, mythology, literature, design, and contemporary culture, participants work together to imagine worlds that do not yet exist—or perhaps once existed and have been lost.
We investigate how a place, a culture, a symbol, a ritual, or a fragment of history can become the seed of an entire narrative universe.
Rather than beginning with a plot, we begin with a question:
What kind of world could make this story possible?