Upcoming Deadlines June 2011
EAVE Seminar – In association with Media Desk France
Paris Project – project selection unveiled. REGISTER NOW!
Discover the project book and the programme and register online before JUNE 24: http://www.pariscinema.org/fr/pros/
Among the projects are 4 projects produced by EAVE producers plus one in the Paris Project Screenings.PARIS PROJECT MEETINGS
- Big Father, Small Father and Other Stories, by Phan Dang Di / Vietnam – Vblock Media:Projet sélectionné pour EAVE TIES THAT BIND 2011
- Rosa F.C, by Michael Wahrmann / Brazil / Sancho Filmes:Projet sélectionné pour EAVE PUENTES 2011
- Something Beautiful, by Vladimir Todorovic / Singapore – Serbia - Vietnam / Akanga Film AsiaEAVE TIES THAT BIND and EAVE FILM FINANCE FORUM graduate Fran Borgia
- Woman and Man, by Asli Ozge / Turkey / Bulut FilmEAVE 2011 participant Enis KöstepenPARIS PROJECT SCREENINGS
- Future Lasts Forever, by Özcan Alper / / Turkey – Germany - France / Nar Film - Arizona FilmsEAVE graduate Guillaume de Seille
REGISTER AND PARTICIPATE!
Until June 24, you can register for Paris Meetings, Paris Project Screenings and other events.
Check out the Paris Project Website!
EAVE Seminar – In association with Media Desk France
Producing independent films today: creativity is required!
In the context of an industry with fast changing rules, Lucie Kalmar (Festival Scope, Mômerade, after a 7-year experience at Wild Bunch) and Jean des Forêts (Petit Film, formerly at Les Films du Requin), who spent the first ten years of their professional career working on films they love, will share ideas on how to continue to do so.The workshop will include a case study of a micro-budget independent American film: ‘Putty Hill’, produced, promoted and sold from Paris by Jordan Mintzer.Panelists : Lucie Kalmar (Mômerade/Festival Scope), Jean des Forêts (Petit Film) & Jordan MintzerTuesday, July 5 from 5 to 7Pm / BnF - Site François Mitterand (Petit Auditorium) – In English
Information & Registration: parisproject@pariscinema.org
EP2C post-production workshop - CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
Application deadline: 25th of June 2011
EP2C is a one-week workshop dedicated to post-production management in international co-productions and addressed to producers and post-production supervisors.This year the workshop is organized in Warsaw, Poland (4-9 October 2011). It is open to up to 22 participants (16 producers and 6 post-production supervisors), with filmmaking experience in their countries and willing to cooperate with other countries. Scholarships are available.
The programme's aim is to facilitate post-production process, especially in case of demanding and multi-countries productions. In the 2011 edition EP2C cooperates with high-profile European professionals includingproducers : Diana Elbaum (Belgium) - Entre Chien et Loup, Bettina Brokemper (Germany) - Heimatfilm, Ewa Puszczynska (Poland) - Opus Films; post-production supervisors: Christina Crassaris (France), Niko Remus (Germany), Michel Schöpping (the Netherlands). and Michael Weber (Germany) - Match Factory.Complete list available on EP2C website: http://www.ep2c.com/workshop-skills-Pedagogical+team-year-2011-post_production_training-en.html
More info concerning the application and the scholarships:
SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT TO ASIAN PROJECT MARKET!
Application deadline is approaching! Deadline 2011: June 30
Established project market in Asia, Pusan Promotion Plan (PPP) is ready for 2011 with its brand new name Asian Project Market (APM).
APM is a co-production platform where promising directors and producers of Asia are given opportunities to meet with co-producers or financiers from all around the globe. With its new name and a bigger scheme in 2011, the Asian Project Market consolidates what PPP has grown up into since the PPP has established itself as the biggest & important pre-market in Asia for the last 13 years. APM is currently accepting applications for 2011 and its deadline is June 30. For more information with regard to application guidelines, please visit APM website at http://apm.asianfilmmarket.org/.
DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES EXTENDED !!
13th Netherlands Production Platform: September 22 to 25, 2011 Utrecht, The Netherlands
Deadline: June 30, 2011
The Holland Film Meeting (HFM) is the international heartbeat of the Netherlands Film Festival, providing a series of business-oriented events for the international professionals in attendance. The HFM consists of the Benelux Screenings, the Netherlands Production Platform (NPP), professional workshops and panels, the Cinema Militants Programme and the Binger-Screen International Interview. The focus this year will be Scandinavia.
The NPP presents a maximum of 25 Dutch and European new film projects to a selected group of European and Dutch industry professionals with the aim to encourage co-production and/or collaboration between the Netherlands and other countries. The participating international and Dutch professionals cover the areas of production, sales, financing, distribution and funding.
Essential elements in the presentation sessions are assessment of each story, international appeal and market potential. The 4-day event, which includes public presentations and individual meetings, also offers ample opportunity to get acquainted with the Dutch film industry and its players.Project
Application Form: www.filmfestival.nl/industry/hollandfilmmeeting/npp/
SOURCES 2 Script Development Workshop
Application deadline: 1st July 2011
For the workshop in Haparanda/Sweden, 17th – 25th November 2011: Seven-day session, coached development period, follow-up session.For screenwriters and teams of writers, producers or directors with feature film projects and creative documentaries in development.
Requested: Feature film projects and creative documentaries
Application fee: 100 Euro. Participation fee: Euro 1.800 per project/writer and Euro 900 per second/third person committed to the project. Includes the seven-day session (accommodation + meals included, travel costs excluded), coaching during the re-writing period, and the second session of one day per project (accommodation, meals, travel costs excluded).
Call for projects The Arc 1950 Coproduction Village
Deadline: SEPTEMBER 23, 2011
In two editions, Les Arcs European Film Festival has become a major event within the French and European film festivals scene. In addition to a quality selection of around 60 European feature films, the festival will be organizing for its 3rd edition, the call for projects for the Arc 1950 Coproduction Village. During 4 days, from the 10th to the 13th December, the Arc 1950 Coproduction Village aims to welcome 20 European film projects. The projects' producers will be invited to the festival and will have the opportunity to meet professionals during one-to-one meetings with potential co-producers, French and European distributors, sales agents, regional funds, banks, equity partners, specialists of tax credit systems in Europe and of course all the professionals that come to the festival to present a film. Last year, there were more than 800 professionals. Debates and case studies are also organized on production and distribution issues in Europe. Italy will be the country honoured this year by Les Arcs European Film Festival, so the Arc 1950 Coproduction Village will be focusing on Italian financing systems.
NEW THIS YEAR: the Work in Progress: a selection of 5 films in post-production, looking for financiers, distributors or a sales agent, will be screened to professionals.Transmedia meeting: a round-table will be organized in partnership with Europa Distribution. Inter-professional meetings will also be set up with other areas (web, video-games.) The Arc 1950 Coproduction Village aims to be more than just a series of professional meetings, but also a place to develop informal relationships, in a casual atmosphere, in a unique place. Sports sessions (European Cinema Ski Cup, snowshoeing and « pitches »on chairlifts), lunches and cocktails will rhythm these 4 days.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, SELECTION CRITERIA AND SUBMISSION FORM on: www.lesarcs-filmfest.com
Submit your project to CPH:FORUM 2011 from NOW!
Deadline: September 1, 2011
CPH:FORUM returns on November 9-11, 2011, and we are delighted to announce that the forum is now open for entries until September 1, 2011. CPH:FORUM is a 3-day event bringing together key international financiers and producers - all intent on discovering the latest independent and innovative works in development with documentary filmmakers, fiction filmmakers and visual artists. Reflecting CPH:DOX's overall interest in strong cinematic films, crossing boundaries between fiction, documentary and art, CPH:FORUM has three main focus areas:
FICTIONONFICTION: Challenging works in the ever-growing hybrid landscape between fiction and non-fiction.
CINEMA: High end theatrical feature length documentaries with international distribution potential.
ART: Film projects conceptualized to be screened both within the institution of cinema and that of visual arts.
This year, an exclusive maximum of 24 projects will be selected for presentation. The selected projects will be presented to an excellent line-up of major international funds, sales agents, buyers, distributors, broadcasters, online platforms, festivals, museums and other film and art institutions in order to create an exclusive and diversified meeting and networking place across the landscape of fiction, documentary & art.
CPH:FORUM offers project presentations, tailored one-on-one meetings with financiers and co-production partners, seminars & case studies, informal networking, dinners and good old fun.
If you are a filmmaker and would like to apply, please read the full entry and submission criteria.
2 projects produced by EAVE producers will be selected for CPH:FORUM. The festival will cover accommodation and travel. You should clearly mark your application with 'EAVE'
CPH:FORUM has a natural emphasis on the Nordic and European scene, but strongly encourages producers and filmmakers worldwide to submit their projects for consideration.
Read more information on www.chpdox.dk
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