Yesterday, a lecture by director Marco Leonetti for students enrolled in the Communication and Digital Media degree course
Yesterday, students in the Communication and Digital Media degree program at the University of the Republic of San Marino attended a lecture in which the director of the Fellini Museum in Rimini, Marco Leonetti, described the process that led to the creation of the facility, the philosophy behind the project, its main features, and the strategies through which it has established its current public and visitor perception.
"Offering a dreamlike and surreal style in keeping with the poetics of the director, originally from Rimini, the museum is part of a broader cultural redevelopment effort in the Romagna capital, which I am analyzing with our students as part of my Communication and Reputation Management classes," explains instructor Maria Elena D'Amelio.
Hence the involvement of Leonetti, who curated a three-hour in-depth session which concluded with an exchange in which he "asked the people present for some ideas to increase the number of visitors, especially among young people and residents of the area".
The initiative took place at the headquarters at Contrada Omerelli 20, in the historic center. On Tuesday, April 28, the university campus at Viale Onofri 87 will host forty students from the Versari-Marvelli State Professional Institute in Cesena. They will ascend Mount Titano to attend a Communication and Cinema class led by Professor D'Amelio, as part of the National Cinema and Images for Schools Plan, promoted by the Italian Ministry of Culture.