The 15th International 100-Second Film Festival successfully conducted workshops across three countries—Pakistan, Indian-administered Kashmir, and Iran—coordinated by ABNA correspondent Zainab Askari, drawing hundreds of media professionals and filmmakers. The Qom workshop alone brought together over 35 participants from more than seven countries for intensive training in scriptwriting, documentary production, and AI filmmaking, as part of the festival's pre-event program leading up to the August 26 submission deadline. This year's international section carries the theme "Children affected by war around the world," with a special category for Minab school children offering a 3000 Euro prize.
More than 35 filmmakers from across the world took part in a workshop in Qom on scriptwriting, documentary production, and AI filmmaking, led by three instructors in collaboration with ABNA news agency. The sessions were part of the 15th International 100-Second Film Festival's pre-event program.
