A relaxed, hands-on cultural film activity in English, based in Alicante.
No film background required. Just curiosity and commitment.
A place for people who come with life experience
Open Set is for people who’ve always been curious about filmmaking — and want a space to explore it at their own pace.
Many participants join not to change careers, but to explore creativity, culture, and collaboration in a meaningful way.
Film experience is welcome. Life experience is essential.
What Open Set is
- A shared creative practice around filmmaking
- A place to write, prepare, shoot, act, and edit together
- An ongoing activity, not a one-off workshop
- Guided by professionals, without a classroom structure
- Open to beginners, curious minds, and experienced creatives
What Open Set isn’t
- Not a formal course
- Not focused on certificates or exams
- Not competitive or industry-driven
- Not about fast results or pressure
- Not limited to actors or filmmakers only
How Open Set works
Open Set runs as an ongoing creative practice. Each cycle focuses on making something together — from the first idea to the finished piece.
We write
Stories and scenes are developed together, drawing from personal ideas, conversations, and shared interests.
We prepare
We plan locations, roles, schedules, and practical details — just as a real film set would.
We shoot and act
Participants take part on set — acting, filming, assisting, observing — according to interest and comfort.
We edit and reflect
Footage is shaped into finished scenes or short films, and we take time to watch, discuss, and reflect together.
There are no fixed roles. You can participate actively or observe, step forward or step back, as feels right.
Practical details
Open Set is designed to be clear, flexible, and sustainable — both creatively and practically.
Participation
- Open to actors, aspiring filmmakers, and curious creatives
- No prior film education required
- Participation can change from project to project
- You can be active, assist, observe, or step back when needed
- English is the working language
Fees & support
- A monthly participation fee keeps the group active and ongoing
- Project production costs are not included
- BMOVIE provides professional guidance, equipment access, and space
- We support the process — we don’t teach in a classroom format
- BMOVIE team members are part of the creative work
Language: English
Open Set is not a course, and it does not replace formal film education. It is a shared creative practice built around making work together.
PARTICIPATION & COMMITMENT B movie school ...
Open Set works on a participation commitment rather than per-project or per-session fees.
This supports continuity, trust, and an ongoing creative practice.
- Participation fees do not include specific production expenses.
- Depending on the agreed project, additional costs (such as locations, props, wardrobe, or special equipment) may arise.
- Any production costs are discussed transparently and agreed collectively in advance.
- A flexible month-to-month commitment for those who want to take part without a longer obligation.
- Participation fees do not include specific production expenses.
- Depending on the agreed project, additional costs (such as locations, props, wardrobe, or special equipment) may arise.
- Any production costs are discussed transparently and agreed collectively in advance.
- A three-month commitment that supports deeper continuity within the group and ongoing projects.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS B movie school ...
Is Open Set a course or a film school program?
No. Open Set isn’t a course and doesn’t follow a curriculum.
It’s an ongoing creative practice focused on making work together, with professional guidance but no classroom structure.
Do I need experience in filmmaking or acting?
No experience is required.
Film experience is welcome, but many participants join simply out of curiosity or cultural interest.
Can I participate without being on camera?
Yes. There are no fixed roles.
You can observe, assist, work behind the camera, or step into different roles as feels right.
What language is Open Set in?
Open Set runs entirely in English.
How often does Open Set happen?
Open Set runs continuously, with regular creative cycles focused on scenes or short films.
The rhythm is designed to fit alongside work and personal life.