(auto-translated from Dutch Dutch)
During the Christmas Bell Run in Loon op Zand, a video is projected onto the monumental building, The White Castle, at every edition. This year, we (3rd-year students at the Netherlands Academy for Visual Arts in Eindhoven) get to create it in collaboration with the Efteling.
The story -
It is Christmas Eve. Max runs through the house until Mother asks if he can sit down at the table for a moment. Max takes some (Efteling) Christmas baubles from the tree and starts playing with them.
Through these Christmas baubles, we enter his fantasy: the Efteling.
Here, alongside many fairy tales, he also meets his cousin Mila. Together they walk through the fairy tale forest until the bell rings and the Christmas dinner can truly begin.
What we offer
A unique experience. Filming begins even before the park opens. One parent is allowed to enter Efteling for both child actors.
In addition, the film (approximately 3 minutes) will be shown all evening at the White Castle during the Christmas Bell Run in Loon op Zand. On December 13, 2026
Type
Studentenproductie
Location
Kaatsheuvel
Description
Max - A boy around 10 to 12 years old
An enthusiastic boy. He finds it hard to sit still and has a vivid imagination.
Mila - A girl around 10 to 12 years old
A cheerful girl who loves to explore.
Period
Filming Day 1 at Efteling will take place on November 9 (during the day).
The second day of filming (the day at the house with the Christmas dinner) will also take place around this time, but we will coordinate this with the two actors.
Spoken / language requirements
Dutch
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