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EAVE European Producers Workshop 2011 continues in Sweden

The second week-long session of the EAVE European Producers Workshop 2011 kicks off on June 15 at hotel Gullmarsstrand in Fiskebäckskil, Sweden.

The workshop is organized in co-operation with Film i Väst. The 52 EAVE producers from 32 countries continue working on their altogether 36 documentary and feature projects during June 15–22. The 2011 EAVE pedagogical team is composed of EAVE Head of Studies Alan Fountain (UK), the four group leaders (all active, experienced producers), Roshanak Behesht Nedjad (Flying Moon, DE), Lise Lense-Møller (Magic Hour Films, DK), Danijel Hocevar (emotionfilm, SI), Jani Thiltges (Samsa Film, LU); the script consultants Clare Downs (Forever Films, UK), Jacques Akchoti (FR), Martin Daniel (USA), and documentary expert Sylvia Stevens (Faction Films, UK). They are supported by the specialized experts for Pitching: Sibylle Kurz (DE), Finance: Linda Beath (Ideal Filmworks, IT), Marketing: Sarah Calderon (Karma Films, ES), Legal Issues: Roberto Olla (Eurimages, FR) and Music Rights: Laurence Kaye (UK): , who share their expertise in plenary and group work sessions and individual meetings with the EAVE participants. 

Individual meetings with the script analysts and other experts, special sessions dedicated to fiction and documentary film development as well as co-producing with Sweden will complement the schedule.

There will be a special mini EAVE programme for Swedish film professionals with sessions on European Film Finance, Pitching and Marketing. Local professionals are also welcome to attend all the plenary sessions of the EAVE workshop. 

Page published 20 June 2011.


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