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BILAN ANNÉE SCOLAIRE 2015–2016 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 introduCtion ........................................................................................... 5 le diSPoSitiF en CHiFFreS ........................................................................ 6 Chiffres clés 2015–16 .................................................................................................. 8 Calendrier .............................................................................................................. 12 Communication ...................................................................................................... 14 Inscriptions des lycées et des CFA ................................................................................ 16 Salles de cinéma participantes .................................................................................... 18 Les autres régions .................................................................................................... 19 le diSPoSitiF, aCtion CULTURELLE CinéMATOGRAPHiQue ............... 20 Films au programme ................................................................................................ 22 Supports pédagogiques ............................................................................................. 27 Formation des enseignants ......................................................................................... 29 L’accompagnement des élèves ..................................................................................... 33 Cinéma partenaires .................................................................................................. 52 Évaluation du dispositif par les enseignants ................................................................... 54 téMOIGNAGES en teXteS et iMAGES ..................................................... 65 ConCLUSion .............................................................................................. 73 anneXeS .................................................................................................... 75 Annexe 1 : Établissements scolaires inscrits ................................................................... 77 Annexe 2 : Cinéma inscrits ......................................................................................... 87 Annexe 3 : Programme des formations .......................................................................... 93 Annexe 4 : Propositions d’accompagnement culturel ......................................................123 Annexe 5 : Professionnels associés ..............................................................................161 Annexe 6 : Carte Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma ................................................................165 3 4 INTRODUCTION Cette quatorzième année du dispositif Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma en Île-de-France, et seconde année de son cinquième marché public, s’inscrit dans une dynamique adoptée par l’ensemble de ses partenaires régionaux et nationaux, alliant exigence quantitative et recherche qualitative. La totalité des salles de cinéma indépendantes d’Art et d’Essai et recherche d’Île-de-France s’engage ainsi au côté des enseignants des lycées et des centres de formation d’apprentis, pour apporter aux élèves inscritsinscrits, à partir des films choisis, une expérience cinéma- tographique irremplaçable en salle de cinéma. Lycéens et apprentis au cinéma encourage et développe une pratique de spectateur à la fois critique, sensible et esthétique. Y contribue la palette de propositions que la coordination régionale conçoit et organise chaque année à l’attention des classes, des élèves et de leurs enseignants. Le groupement solidaire ACRIF/CIP, place son expérience d’accompagnement des publics et des films au service de cette mission d’action culturelle cinématographique et innove en matière d’outils numériques, d’organisation logistique, et d’accompagnement culturel. ♦ 5 6 Le dispositif en chiffres 7 CHIFFRES CLÉS 2015–2016 424 lycées et 1 973 45 724 37 centres de formation professeurs lycéens d’apprentis inscrits et formateurs et apprentis 1 657 1 874 172 classes enseignants participant salles de cinéma aux formations 8 tableaux du BILAN lYCéenS et aPPrentiS AU CinéMa en Île-de-FranCe 2015–2016 leS inSCriPtionS lYCéenS et aPPrentiS AU CinéMa en Île-de-FranCe – année SColaire 2015–2016 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 47 5320 192 231 / 4 117 6 5 / 18 Seine-Saint-Denis 54 6924 261 307 / 1 7 1 1 / 23 Val-de-Marne 46 4720 170 224 / 6 136 8 9 / 15 académie de Créteil 147 16 964 623 762 751 11 260 15 15 7 56 académie de Paris 98 7 838 287 370 357 11 624 33 30 19 42 Yvelines 49 5075 173 210 / 3 323 12 11 / 17 Essonne 42 4878 165 197 / 5 155 9 7 / 18 Hauts-de-Seine 50 5121 184 198 / 4 167 9 5 / 25 Val-d’Oise 38 4150 141 167 / 3 169 6 1 / 14 académie de Versailles 179 19 224 663 772 730 15 814 36 24 10 74 TOTAL 424 44 026 1 573 1 904 1 838 37 1 698 84 69 36 172 CoMParatiF deS inSCriPtionS 2015–2016 Par raPPort à 2014–2015 enSEIGNANTS – ÉTABliSSeMentS – CinéMaS Part des nouveaux Part des établissements* Progression des inscriptions 2015–2016 établissements* inscrits en 2014–2015 par rapport aux inscription 2014–2015 dans les inscriptions dans les inscriptions 2015–2016 2015–2016 établissements* Enseignants Salles de cinéma Académie de Créteil 14% 86% -1% 2% 4% Académie de Paris 10% 89% -1% 7% 8% Académie de Versailles 18% 82% -2% -2% -1% TOTAL 14% 86% -1,3% 1% 2,4% * La notion d’établissement inclut lycées et centres de formation d’apprentis (CFA) 9 Évolution DES INSCRIPTIONS éVOLUTION deS inSCriPtionS de 2002 à 2016 ÉTABliSSeMentS SColaireS – élÈVeS Lycées et CFA inscrits de 2002 à 2016 500 459 470 467 468 461 450 442 407 400 355 347 350 309 300 273 250 214 205 193 194 200 203 197 200 172 194 167 163 164 163 168 160 154 142 145 158 150 131 130 124 107 116 110 109 112 97 96 99 109 84 90 84 100 75 60 51 58 58 73 45 32 50 39 36 15 0 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/2016 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble Lycéens et apprentis inscrits de 2002 à 2016 50 000 45 554 45 724 43 158 43 662 43 996 45 000 42 374 40 000 35 080 37 979 35 000 34 064 29 369 30 000 23 814 25 000 19 277 19 700 20 038 20 000 17 306 18 586 18 806 18 086 14 733 15 894 17 224 14 218 14 942 17 872 15 000 12 134 16 011 15 700 15 894 15 813 14 626 14 618 10 343 13 669 12 795 9 096 10 000 8 341 8 588 8 491 8 483 7 728 9 945 7 467 8 462 7 056 5 782 5 512 5 662 7 064 4 440 5 000 3 614 6 162 3 526 2 811 631 2 274 2514 0 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/2016 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble 10 éVOLUTION deS inSCriPtionS de 2002 à 2016 enSEIGNANTS – ClaSSeS – SalleS de CinéMa Nombre de classes inscrites de 2002 à 2016 2 000 1 870 1 705 1 600 1 631 1 614 1 657 1 500 1 366 1 457 1 391 1 098 000 885 741 652 706 672 702 704 699 558 560 753 596 527 443 638 656 608 600 590 500 370 595 568 570 289 493 320 266 216 383 376 343 329 320 137 270 291 320 235 213 263 103 93 132 162 0 26 76 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/2016 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble Salles de cinéma inscrites de 2002 à 2016 200 175 164 168 155 162 159 161 172 149 151 150 140 128 119 100 98 75 80 73 72 70 75 74 71 73 63 68 74 55 49 51 52 54 52 51 54 56 43 45 46 56 50 46 42 34 44 39 39 34 35 36 36 37 18 27 30 30 20 22 0 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/2016 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble Enseignants inscrits de 2002 à 2016 2 500 2 170 1 968 1 947 2 000 1 892 1 868 1 826 1 973 1 657 1 500 1 274 1 548 1 090 899 1 000 832 863 744 772 760 814 754 796 726 659 915 561 770 777 764 762 760 700 491 717 682 399 583 500 406 324 486 400 240 373 372 333 358 113 130 356 335 356 346 140 69 75 196 207 0 26 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2015/2016 Créteil Paris Versailles Ensemble 11 CALENDRIER Mai / juin 2015 à envoi aux proviseurs des lycées publics 11 juin 2014 : réunion de présentation aux et privés sous contrat d’association d’une enseignants du dispositif Lycéens et apprentis au note d’information ou de la circulaire cinéma en Île-de-France 2014–2015 pour l’académie d’inscription pour la rentrée 2015–2016 de Paris au Cinéma Le Grand Action (Paris, 5e) par les délégations académiques des rectorats avec la projection en avant-première du film de Créteil, Paris et Versailles, Bande de filles de Céline Sciamma (France – 1h52 – 2014), film d’ouverture de LaQuinzaine des réalisateurs à envoi d’une affiche et d’une brochure à tous au festival de Cannes 2014. les enseignants et formateurs inscrits en 2014–2015 ainsi qu’à tous les documentalistes 9 juin 2015 : présentation aux enseignants du des académies de Créteil,
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