In Artur Sukiasyan’s level 3 Filmmaking workshop Gyumri TUMOian Ani Muradyan documented how life in a sports hall takes its daily strides and what the young athletes there are up to.

In Artur Sukiasyan’s level 3 filmmaking workshop, students created a film depicting life at the central park of Gyumri, and of course, its iconic ferris wheel.

In Artur Sukiasyan’s learning lab, Stepanakert TUMOians got to explore documentary filmmaking. They learned about how to direct, produce, and edit their own films. The students found subjects, interviewed them, and created this film called From Light to Light (or Luysic Luys).

The short film is in Armenian and does not have English subtitles

In a lab with Outline VFX team Yerevan, TUMOians transferred green screen videos featuring themselves to the Nuke software where they created their desired backgrounds and became the character of their own final projects.

Two filmmaking learning labs joined forces to create a commercial for TUMO Studios! Students in Maksym Getman and Kirill San’s lab focused on all things film production, from researching the role of light and sound to working with cameras to bring their vision to life.

After the commercial was filmed, Marina Tkachenko’s lab stepped in to color grade and edit footage to create a final product that reflected the TUMO Studios design style, aesthetic, and production process.

The result of the two synchronized labs will be used as an advertisement for TUMO Studios.

During cinematographer Margos Margossian’s lab, students at TUMO Yerevan made short films about TUMOians whose professional path has been influenced by TUMO’s learning labs. The four films talk about students who have started careers in animation, photography, programming and graphic design.

The film “Silence: the Rehearsal Has Started” tells about the past, the present and the future of Stepanakert’s theater through its artists. The film was created by TUMO Stepanakert students in a learning lab with director Marie Ketring.

Look at how one teenager is combatting depression through art. Level 1 Filmmaking student Vanya Ghazaryan created this short film, called “Stay Alive,” to provide support to those who might be going through the same thing.

This film, which mixes horror and satire, was shot by 17-year-old Melanya Vardanyan, a student in Albert Sargsyan’s workshop, in the most famous barbershop in Gyumri, starring Master Barber Norik.

During Kami Lebaredian’s online workshop, students created humorous short movies, or mockumentaries, using their home, phone, and themselves.