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Bilan D'étape BILAN D’ÉTAPE Année scolaire 2020–2021 Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma en Île-de-France COORDINATION RÉGIONALE Association des Cinémas de Recherche d’Île-de-France Cinémas Indépendants Parisiens 19, rue Frédérick Lemaître – 75020 Paris 135, rue Saint-Martin – 75004 Paris Tél. 01 48 78 14 18 Tél. 01 44 61 85 50 [email protected] – www.acrif.org [email protected] – www.cip-paris.fr Avec le soutien de la DRAC Île-de-France, du CNC, des rectorats de Créteil, Paris et Versailles 1 2 SOMMAIRE LE DISPOSITIF EN CHIFFRES ................................................................................. 5 Chiffres clés ............................................................................................................................ 6 Tableaux du bilan d’étape ........................................................................................................ 7 Calendrier ............................................................................................................................. 12 Films au programme 2020–2021 ............................................................................................ 14 Note de synthèse ................................................................................................................... 15 ANNEXES ....................................................................................................................... 17 ANNEXE 1 Liste des établissements scolaires inscrits en 2020–2021 ........................................ 19 ANNEXE 2 Liste des cinémas participants en 2020–2021 ........................................................ 29 ANNEXE 3 Programme des formations 2020–2021 ................................................................. 35 ANNEXE 4 Propositions d’accompagnement culturel des élèves ............................................. 75 ANNEXE 5 Professionnels associés ...................................................................................... 103 ANNEXE 6 Carte Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma 2020–2021 .................................................... 109 ♦ 3 4 Le dispositif en chiffres 5 CHIFFRES CLÉS 2020–2021 426 lycées 2 029 46 118 et professeurs ou formateurs lycéens et apprentis 21 centres de formation participants inscrits d’apprentis inscrits 1 705 1 347 163 classes enseignants inscrits salles de cinéma inscrites aux formations inscrites 6 TABLEAUX DU BILAN D’ÉTAPE LYCÉENS ET APPRENTIS AU CINÉMA EN ÎLE-DE-FRANCE 2020–2021 LES INSCRIPTIONS LYCÉENS ET APPRENTIS AU CINÉMA EN ÎLE-DE-FRANCE – ANNÉE SCOLAIRE 2020–2021 LYCÉES PUBLICS ET PRIVÉS SOUS CONTRAT CENTRES DE FORMATION D’APPRENTIS Professeurs Formateurs Salles Lycées Lycéens Classes Professeurs inscrits aux CFA Apprentis Classes Formateurs inscrits aux de formations formations cinéma Seine-et-Marne 42 4 344 158 173 / / / / / / 18 Seine-Saint-Denis 60 7 622 291 350 / / / / / / 22 Val-de-Marne 41 4 514 166 214 / 4 172 8 8 / 19 Académie de Créteil 143 16 480 615 737 637 4 172 8 8 4 59 Académie de Paris 96 7 905 301 409 125 5 242 10 11 2 2 6 Yvelines 46 4 960 174 198 / 2 286 9 10 / 17 Essonne 46 5 018 177 199 / 3 50 3 3 / 18 Hauts-de-Seine 51 5 216 194 226 / 4 167 9 8 / 25 Val-d’Oise 44 5 451 196 215 / 3 171 9 5 / 18 Académie de Versailles 187 20 645 741 838 567 12 674 30 26 12 78 TOTAL 426 45 030 1 657 1 984 1 329 21 1 088 48 45 18 163 COMPARATIF DES INSCRIPTIONS 2020–2021 PAR RAPPORT À 2019–2020 ENSEIGNANTS – ÉTABLISSEMENTS – CINÉMAS Part des nouveaux Part des établissements* Progression des inscriptions 2020–2021 établissements* inscrits en 2019–2020 par rapport aux inscription 2019–2020 dans les inscriptions dans les inscriptions 2020–2021 2020–2021 Établissements* Enseignants Salles de cinéma Académie de Créteil 5% 95% -14% -10% - 5%% Académie de Paris 2% 98% -12% - 14% 0% Académie de Versailles 14% 86% -4% 5% 1% TOTAL 7% 93% - 9,5% - 5,3% - 1,2% * La notion d’établissement inclut lycées, EREA et centres de formation d’apprentis (CFA). 7 ÉVOLUTION DES INSCRIPTIONS ÉVOLUTION DES INSCRIPTIONS DE 2002 À 2021 ÉTABLISSEMENTS SCOLAIRES – ÉLÈVES INSCRITS LYCÉES ET CFA INSCRITS DEPUIS 2002 600 495 494 500 480 459 470 467 468 461 466 447 442 407 400 355 347 309 300 273 214 203 208 193 194 200 197 205 194 192 196 200 199 200 172 167 163 142 168 171 178 171 131 164 163 160 154 158 163 107 145 147 130 124 100 112 84 116 110 109 109 111 113 117 115 97 96 99 101 58 90 84 73 75 51 58 60 39 45 36 32 0 15 2002/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble LYCÉENS ET APPRENTIS DEPUIS 2002 50 000 46 864 46 372 45 554 45 724 45 861 43 158 43 662 45 000 42 374 46 118 43 996 44 601 40 000 37 979 35 000 35 080 29 369 34 064 30 000 23 814 25 000 20 038 20 443 20 086 20 401 17 306 19 277 19 700 19 259 20 000 18 586 18 806 18 086 21 319 17 224 14 733 15 894 14 218 14 942 17 431 17 872 16 817 16 597 16 881 15 000 12 134 16 011 15 700 15 894 15 813 16 652 13 669 14 618 10 343 14 626 12 795 9 096 9 347 10 000 7 056 7 728 8 341 8 588 9 945 6 162 8 491 8 483 8 601 8 745 9 090 7 467 8 462 8 147 5 000 3 614 7 064 5 782 3 526 5 512 5 662 4 440 2 811 0 631 2 274 2514 2002/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble 8 ÉVOLUTION DES INSCRIPTIONS DE 2002 À 2021 CLASSES – SALLES DE CINÉMA – ENSEIGNANTS NOMBRE DE CLASSES INSCRITES DEPUIS 2002 2 000 1 870 1 705 1 657 1 684 1 645 1 727 1 705 1 600 1 631 1 614 1 688 1 500 1 366 1 457 1 391 1 098 1 000 885 741 709 771 652 706 672 702 704 699 710 670 709 558 596 527 560 753 443 656 638 638 634 657 632 500 370 595 568 570 608 600 590 622 266 289 493 216 383 376 320 341 361 347 270 343 291 320 329 320 336 311 137 235 213 263 103 76 93 132 162 0 26 2002/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble SALLES DE CINÉMA INSCRITES DEPUIS 2002 200 175 172 170 164 168 167 164 165 155 162 159 161 163 149 151 150 140 128 119 100 98 80 79 78 73 72 70 75 74 71 73 75 74 75 69 62 63 68 55 54 56 56 49 51 52 54 52 51 50 46 43 45 46 58 59 60 62 59 44 42 37 39 39 39 34 30 34 35 36 36 37 27 30 25 26 26 18 20 22 0 2002/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble ENSEIGNANTS INSCRITS DEPUIS 2002 2 500 2 170 2 116 2 134 2 143 1 968 1 973 2 029 1 892 1 947 2 000 1 868 1 826 2 014 1 657 1 500 1 274 1 548 1 090 899 1 000 832 863 877 841 825 864 744 772 760 814 754 796 792 726 659 915 561 770 777 823 785 809 827 491 717 764 762 760 700 745 399 682 500 583 406 324 486 491 196 207 416 437 484 240 333 358 130 356 335 356 346 373 372 400 420 69 75 113 0 140 26 2002/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10 10/11 11/12 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 17/18 18/19 19/20 20/21 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble 9 RÉPARTITION DES FILIÈRES ET DES ÉTABLISSEMENTS AR TERRITOIRES Répartition des filières et des établissements par territoires Ces deux tableaux présentent la répartition territoriale des élèves inscrits selon leur filière : seconde générale, technologique, professionnelle, apprentissage, CAP-BEP, et, pour le second, la répartition territoriale des établissements inscrits. Le regroupement des départements entre pe- tite et grande couronne révèle un découpage adapté à la nouvelle cartographie régionale induite par le Grand Paris. RÉPARTITION TERRITORIALE DES ÉLÈVES INSCRITS PAR FILLIÈRE – ANNÉE SCOLAIRE 2020–2021 PARIS P ETITE COURONNE GRANDE COURONNE Hauts- Seine- Val- Val- Seine- Paris de-Seine Saint-Denis de-Marne Essonne Yvelines d’Oise et-Marne TOTAL Seconde générale 3 348 2 957 3 264 1 804 2 392 2 505 2 594 1 858 20 722 1ère générale ou technique 1 318 509 1 179 827 1 119 1 035 928 815 7 730 Terminales générales ou techniq. 641 256 877 264 263 370 383 587 3 641 BAC PRO 1 781 988 2 004 1 378 903 773 1 207 927 9 961 Apprentissage + CAP BEP 310 513 131 243 204 401 255 83 2 140 BTS 749 160 167 170 187 162 255 74 1 924 Effectif par département 8 147 5 383 7 622 4 686 5 068 5 246 5 622 4 344 46 118 Effectif par territoire 8 147 17691 20 280 46 118 RÉPARTITION TERRITORIALE DES ÉTABLISSEMENTS INSCRITS – ANNÉE SCOLAIRE 2020–2021 PARIS P ETITE COURONNE GRANDE COURONNE Hauts- Seine- Val- Val- Seine- Paris de-Seine Saint-Denis de-Marne Essonne Yvelines d’Oise et-Marne TOTAL Lycées généraux-technol. & poly. 62 36 46 30 33 38 35 34 314 Lycées professionnels 32 11 14 11 12 5 9 7 101 Lycées agricoles 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 5 EREA 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 CFA 5 4 0 4 3 2 3 0 21 Autres 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total des établis.
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