Ideas for exhibits recommended for school culture festivals. Film screenings, too.

ikebana (Japanese art of flower arrangement)

Cultural Festival – Ikebana Division (Kure City, 2015)

When we look at ikebana, we find it beautiful, but many people may not actually know the rules for arranging it.

In that case, why not try arranging and exhibiting ikebana without worrying about the rules? Let people arrange their favorite flowers however they like and display them with their names.

Wouldn’t it be interesting, as if you could glimpse each person’s sense of beauty? If not only students but also teachers had their arrangements on display, it might be even more intriguing to think, “So this person creates ikebana like this.”

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Hirakawa Masako (Bōkarisuto: Sakata Mizumako)

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watercolor illustration

Softly spreading, gentle hues are the hallmark here! Let us introduce some watercolor illustration ideas.

Watercolors are captivating for their delicate, fleeting tones.

With their translucent light colors, you can also create natural gradients.

In the video, a girl wearing a cute outfit with frills is being drawn.

You can really see the attention to detail in the color of her hair and eyes.

It also seems there are techniques to get closer to the image you have in mind by combining colored pencils and white ink pens.

Give it a try!

GANTZ parody

High School Students’ Funny Culture Festival – Movie “Relatable Moments” GANTZ Parody: X-Gun

Let’s try filming in familiar locations! Here are some ideas for a parody of GANTZ.

Parody videos of well-known works might be more likely to get reactions from students and teachers, right? This time, let’s take on the challenge of creating a parody video of GANTZ, a work beloved in manga, anime, and film.

Although the work in the video may differ from the actual GANTZ in terms of its setting and story, it’s also great to create something that incorporates fun elements and is filmed in familiar places.

Videos utilizing VTubers

[For Absolute Beginners] Become a VTuber! [VTube Studio]

A VTuber is someone who streams on YouTube using a virtual character—like a 2D or 3D avatar.

How about creating a short movie using a VTuber for your school’s cultural festival or school fair? It’s also great as a promo video for your class’s exhibit, so give it a try! Even beginners can easily make videos if they have dedicated software.

From choosing a character, setting up the avatar’s movements and expressions, to configuring the voice—if you’ve used a computer before, the barrier to entry isn’t high.

Go ahead and create a movie full of originality!

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miyabi

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action footage

SP -High School Arc- Cultural Festival Action

While it’s common to see videos screened at school cultural festivals, it’s relatively rare to focus the video’s theme specifically on action, isn’t it? If you pay close attention to camerawork and sound effects, you can create an immersive video that’s guaranteed to get the audience excited.