The workshop, titled “Reframing the Frame”, will take place at the “Ibrahim Madhi” hall of the university and is aimed at young filmmakers, composers and musicians seeking to deepen their knowledge and broaden their professional skills.

Organisers said musical composition plays a central role in the film industry, shaping emotion, atmosphere, rhythm and narrative impact.

Led by an internationally recognised composer with extensive experience collaborating with major European film institutions and festivals, the workshop will offer participants practical training in film scoring and live musical accompaniment. Attendees will explore the relationship between image and sound while reconnecting with an important cinematic tradition.

The initiative is also linked to the revival of film concerts-live musical performances accompanying film screenings-a practice rooted in the silent film era and now reimagined through archival and experimental cinema.

The workshop is supported by the British Council WB-UK Creative Skills Development Fund, which promotes partnerships between the Western Balkans and the United Kingdom.

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