Filmmaker Mariken Halle and artist Herman Breda Enkerud will guide you through this workshop, where we’ll work with scissors, markers, glue, and a risograph printer. Perhaps you’d like to create a poster for a short film, or for a project you’re hoping to realize? For a forgotten film, or one that ought to exist? Or maybe you’re simply interested in experimenting with risograph printing? Either way, you’re very welcome.

No prior experience is required, and all course materials are included in the price.

Halle and Enkerud have collaborated on a range of different projects in recent years. They will introduce their respective artistic practices and talk about how they have worked together to create posters and develop strategies for film launches. After the introduction, we will make film posters by hand and print them using a risograph printer. We will also discuss imagery and poster design.

Mariken Halle (b. 1982) is a filmmaker educated at the Norwegian Film School in Kabelvåg and at Akademin Valand in Gothenburg. She has directed, among others, the films Maybe Tomorrow (2011), The World Is Waiting (2014), and We Are Here Now (2020). Her latest film, Tomorrow’s Heroes, is produced by ALTERNATIVET and will tour in spring 2026 with Filmbyrået Jack, featuring posters by Herman.

Herman Breda Enkerud (b. 1993) is a designer, illustrator, and visual artist based in Oslo. He holds a master’s degree in Graphic Design and Illustration from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO). Enkerud has worked as a graphic designer and illustrator since 2017. In 2023, he published the book You Have No Power in This Situation (Foot Books).

Our riso workshop is open to both groups and individuals. Here you can find more info and prices.

Made possible with support from Sparebankstiftelsen DNB.