Welcome to EAVE@Novi Sad – tailor made training for Serbian audiovisual producers in June

press release

EAVE Producers Workshop – one of the leading training programmes for audiovisual producers in Europe – will come to Novi Sad, Serbia in June 2019.

EAVE@Novi Sad

On Monday June 24, EAVE will offer in Novi Sad a special programme for the Serbian professionals, with top experts from the European film industry:

The speakers and topics include the following:

The day will start with welcome words and short presentation of EAVE by EAVE CEO Kristina Trapp.

EAVE finance expert Linda Beath (Ideal Filmworks, IT) will bring up to date the discussion about Digital Single Market.

EAVE marketing expert Sarah Calderon (The Film Agency, ES) will talk about digital strategies at the launch stage from the point of view of the producer.

EAVE Head of Studies Lise Lense-Møller (Magic Hour Films, DK) will devote her plenary session to the specific questions and challenges related to the development of documentaries.

The plenaries will be followed by a mingling session with the EAVE participants, experts and team, as well as a dinner.

Detailed programme of EAVE@Novi Sad
(due to possible last minute changes)

11.15-11.30 Welcome by Kristina Trapp, EAVE Chief Executive
11.30-13.30 Digital Single Market by Linda Beath, EAVE Finance Expert
13.30-14.30 lunch break
14.30-16.00 Building Digital Awareness Strategies during Launch Stage by Sarah Calderon, EAVE Marketing Expert
(part of the main workshop schedule)
16.00-16.30 coffee break
16.30-18.30 Developing Documentaries, Lise Lense-Møller, EAVE Head of Studies
19.00-20.00 Mingling with EAVE participants
Dinner at Salaš 137 together with EAVE participants and experts, hosted by Creative Europe MEDIA Desk Serbia

The sessions will take place at Sheraton Novi Sad, Polgar Andrasa 1, Novi Sad 406915.

We will organize transportation from Belgrade to Novi Sad in the morning of June 24, as well as transportation back to Belgrade (one bus before and one bus after dinner). The transportation, as well as the lunch, coffee break and dinner will be free of charge for the Serbian participants, and offered by MEDIA Desk Serbia.

EAVE open plenaries

In addition to the tailor-made EAVE@Novi Sad programme, industry professionals from Serbia will be welcome to attend the open sessions at the EAVE Producers Workshop in Novi Sad from June 22-26:
(schedule due to possible last minute changes)

• Saturday June 22 at 17.00-18.00: Producing in and with Serbia by several speakers
• Sunday June 23 at 14.30-16.00: Legal Aspect of Co-production by Pierre-Emmanuel Mouthuy (Mouthuy Avocats, BE)
• Tuesday June 25 at 9.00-11.00: Revenue Streams by Linda Beath (Ideal Filmworks, IT)
• Wednesday June 26 at 9.00-10.00: Eurimages by Sergio Garcia (Eurimages)

The sessions will take place at Sheraton Novi Sad, Polgar Andrasa 1, Novi Sad 406915.

Registration

To register for EAVE@Novi Sad and/or any of the open plenary sessions, please send an email to EAVE Programme Manager Satu Elo, satu@eave.org before Thursday June 6.

Please indicate clearly

• Your name, profession, company and email address.
• Which sessions you would like to attend.
• In case you wish to attend the EAVE@Novi Sad day, please also indicate whether you would like to join the group transport Belgrade – Novi Sad – Belgrade. Please also indicate whether you would like to join the bus back before dinner or after dinner.

The EAVE sessions in Novi Sad are organized in co-operation with Film Center Serbia; Republic of Serbia, Ministry of Culture; MEDIA Desk Serbia; Cinema City Association and European Film Festival Palic.

EAVE is supported by the Creative Europe - MEDIA sub-programme of the European Union, Film Fund Luxembourg, Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung, Centre National du Cinéma et de l’Image Animée, Fondo Audiovisivo Friuli Venezia Giulia, PACT – the Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television, Cinema do Brasil, the Polish Film Institute, Doha Film Institute, Telefilm Canada, Berlinale Co-Production Market and the partners who have hosted the workshops since 1988.

Page published 7 May 2019. Updated 3 June 2019.