Instituto Superior Tecnológico de Cine y Actuación (INCINE)
Advanced Institute of Film and Acting (INCINE)
Full member
Basic facts
Complete Name and Acronym (in original language):
Instituto Superior Tecnológico de Cine y Actuación (INCINE)
Complete Name and Acronym (in English language):
Advanced Institute of Film and Acting (INCINE)
Year of Foundation:
2005
Year of Admission as CILECT Member:
2010
Year of Receiving a State Accreditation:
2005
Agency (-ies) Who Awarded the State Accreditation:
Consejo Nacional de Educación Superior (hoy Secretaría Nacional
Name of Director:
Camilo Luzuriaga Arias
Address :
Lugo N24-298 y Vizcaya, La Floresta, Quito (EC170109)
Country:
Ecuador
Website:
Mission & Strategy
Mission
To build a space for learning, training, and broad, flexible reflection that
welcomes all personal, technical, and expressional inquiries, explorations, and
experiments, including the different rhythms and particular processes of each
filmmaker in the making.
Vision
To be a space for learning where young people interested in making films can
discover and develop the inner experience that informs their expressivity and
assimilate training and techniques for creating films.
To be a space that promotes the aesthetic and technical development of cinema
and contributes to fostering social appreciation of the arts and culture.
To be a space where learning in the arts is enhanced through quality teaching,
supporting the emergence of a cinematic movement that raises the aesthetic
level of television and audiovisual production through its different styles, diverse
themes, and personal languages.
To build a space for learning, training, and broad, flexible reflection that
welcomes all personal, technical, and expressional inquiries, explorations, and
experiments, including the different rhythms and particular processes of each
filmmaker in the making.
Vision
To be a space for learning where young people interested in making films can
discover and develop the inner experience that informs their expressivity and
assimilate training and techniques for creating films.
To be a space that promotes the aesthetic and technical development of cinema
and contributes to fostering social appreciation of the arts and culture.
To be a space where learning in the arts is enhanced through quality teaching,
supporting the emergence of a cinematic movement that raises the aesthetic
level of television and audiovisual production through its different styles, diverse
themes, and personal languages.
Financing
Sources of financing
Percentage of the Total
State Funds:
0%
Public Funds:
0%
Private Funds:
0%
Students’ Fees:
0%
Sales of School Product:
100%
Rentals of Premises/Facilities/Equipment/Services:
0%
Donations:
0%
Types of financing
Percentage of the Total
Cash:
100%
In-Kind :
0%
Degree areas
Makeup and costume technical (Makeup and costume technician (2 years), Part-Time)
Technology in animation (Technologist in animation , Full-Time)
Technology in Cinematography and Sound for Film (3 and a half ye (Technologist in Cinematography and Sound for Film, Full-Time)
Technology in Filmmaking and Acting (3 and a half year course of (Technologist in Filmmaking and Acting, Full-Time)
Technology in animation (Technologist in animation , Full-Time)
Technology in Cinematography and Sound for Film (3 and a half ye (Technologist in Cinematography and Sound for Film, Full-Time)
Technology in Filmmaking and Acting (3 and a half year course of (Technologist in Filmmaking and Acting, Full-Time)
Non-degree courses
Student incentives
Total value of scholarships for
tuition per year:
tuition per year:
131695 Euro
Total value of scholarships for
research per year:
research per year:
0 Euro
Total value of scholarships for
living costs per year:
living costs per year:
0 Euro
Total value of fee reductions per year:
39560 Euro
Percentage of students receiving
scholarships per year:
scholarships per year:
21 %
Percentage of students receiving
full fee reductions per year:
full fee reductions per year:
12 %
Percentage of students receiving
partial fee reductions per year:
partial fee reductions per year:
9 %
Percentage of students receiving
paid internships:
paid internships:
0 %
Percentage of students using
institutions residential halls:
institutions residential halls:
0 %
Percentage of students using
institutions canteen :
institutions canteen :
0 %
Staff
Full-time
Part-time
Professors (incl. Full, Associate & Adjunct):
8
7
Teaching Assistants:
0
5
Industry Professionals:
1
15
Administrative Staff:
15
1
Technical Staff:
8
0
Key teaching staff (Tenure Staff and/or Industry Professionals)
Facilities, equipment & production
Area:
Total Area of the Institution:
1810 sq.m.
Total Area of Recreational & Social Facilities (gyms, pools, bars, lounges, restaurants, parks, etc.):
200 sq.m.
LAN Access Area :
345 sq.m.
Wi-Fi Access Area:
1810 sq.m.
Library & Film/DVD Archive:
Number of Volumes
Specialized Books on Film/TV/Media/Arts/etc. (Total):
459
Professional Films on 35 mm (Total):
12
Professional Films on DVD, Blu-Ray, etc. (Total):
1015
Student Films (Total):
834
Technical Facilities:
Number and Square Meters
Example: 2*30 sq.m.
Example: 2*30 sq.m.
Lecture Auditoriums:
1*120
Computer Auditoriums:
2*68
Sound Stages:
3*165
TV Studios:
120
Theatre Stages (for work with actors):
0
Editing Studios:
1*42
Sound Studios (recording, editing, mixing, foley):
1*32
Music Recording Studios:
1*38
Still Photography Studios:
0
Visual Effects Studios:
1*30
Animation Studios:
0
Film Labs:
0
Screening Halls (with capacity less than 50 people):
2*124
Screening Halls (with capacity between 50-350 people):
1*120
Screening Halls (with capacity more than 350 people):
0
Camera Equipment:
Number and Type
Example: 3*Canon EOS 6D, 5*ARRI D21
Example: 3*Canon EOS 6D, 5*ARRI D21
Film Cameras 35 mm:
0
Film Cameras 16 mm:
0
Digital Cinema Cameras:
1*Sony f3
HD Cameras:
4*Sony f100
SD Cameras:
0
Broadcast Cameras:
1*Aja Cion 4K
Editing Stations :
Number and Type
Example: 2*AVID
Example: 2*AVID
Film:
0
Digital:
18*Apple iMac Final Cut
Sound Equipment:
Number and Type
Example: 2*Sennheiser Mic
Example: 2*Sennheiser Mic
Basic Field Recording Equipment:
4*Tascam DR-60D; 6* Sound Device Mix Pre; 3 Audio Technica AT-40
Advanced Film Recording Equipment:
3*Tascam HDP-2;3*Sound Device 664; 10 Shure FP 15 VP89
Editing Sound Stations:
15*Apple iMac Pro Tools
Basic Mixing Tables:
2*Apple iMac Pro Tools
Advanced Mixing Tables:
1*Avid artist mix
Visual Effects Stations:
Number and Type
Example: 2*Apple iMac
Example: 2*Apple iMac
Basic:
18*Apple iMac efx
Advanced:
1*Apple iMac Da Vinci
Production Design Equipment:
Number and Square Meters
Example: 2*20 sq.m.
Example: 2*20 sq.m.
Carpentry:
1*90
Moulding:
1*118
Total Annual Production:
Hours
35 mm:
0
16 mm:
0
Video:
0
Digital:
25
