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Emerging Producers 2016A promotional and educational project that brings together talented documentary film producers from Europe and, in one instance, Colombia. The main objective of the workshop is to interconnect talented European producers with fi lm professionals, especially those working in documentary cinema. We believe that such a project can open a discussion about the current European production system, its effi ciency and limits, and perhaps contribute to identifying its overlooked or yet undiscovered possibilities. The project should also provide the participants with an easy access to information in the fi eld of audio-visual production, deeper and broader insight into the fi lm market, and help them establish contacts with producers from other countries, thus increasing the potential of future European co-production projects. The Emerging Producers project is implemented in cooperation with: Creative Europe Desks in the Czech Republic and Latvia, Danish Film Institute and Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. The open programme includes a public presentation of the Emerging Producers 2016: Karin C. Berger – Austria Tamara Babun – Croatia Patricia Drati Rønde – Denmark Emile Peronard – Denmark, Greenland Max Tuula – Estonia Caroline Kirberg – Germany Gábor Osváth – Hungary Danuta Krasnohorska – Poland Mário Gajo de Carvalho – Portugal Irina Andreea Malcea – Romania Erik Flodstrand – Sweden Caroline Deeds – United Kingdom Antra Gaile – Latvia Tomáš Michálek – Czech Republic Karen Rae Kaltenborn Nothstein – Norway Caroline Velan – Switzerland Madeline Robert – France Estephania Bonnett Alonso – Colombia Conference FascinationsOne-day conference on experimental film distribution. Documentary film distribution is substantially different from the distribution of fi ction and documentary films. A key role in the infrastructure of avant-garde cinema is played by distribution companies which specialise in distributing this type of films. Their unique collections, curating approaches, understanding of experimental films and the specifi cs of their presentation possibilities constitute an inspiring institutional framework. The discussion part of the conference will introduce their work, examples of best practice and focus on curating, archiving, economical function and communication with individual presentation channels: festivals, galleries and online platforms. The Conference Fascinations will take place on Wednesday, October 28 and will be open for the holders of industry, press and student accreditations. Speakers of Conference Fascinations: Rebecca Cleman, Distribution Director (Electronic Arts Intermix EAI, USA) Wanda vanderStoop, Distribution Director (V-tape, Canada) Brigitta Burger-Utzer, Managing Director (Sixpack fi lm, Austria) Marie M. Serra, Executive Director (Filmmakers Coop, USA) Lauren Howes, Executive Director (CFMDF, Canada) Emmanuel Lefrant, Director (LightCone, France) Edith van der Heijde, Distributor (EYE Experimental, the Netherlands) Théo Deliyannis, Distribution Director (Collectif Jeune du Cinéma, France) Matt Carter, Distribution Manager (L U X, Great Britain) Hanna Maria Anttila, Director (AV-arkki, Finland) Festival IdentityA unique meeting and networking platform for representatives of film festivals of various types and a different programme focus. The Festival Identity meeting creates a platform for sharing experience as well as discussing topics that connect festivals, thus promoting mutual collaboration. This year’s workshop will host the representatives of festivals such as: Berlinale, IndieLisboa, Busan IFF, Bergen IFF, True/False FF, Crossing Europe, Astra FF, Tromsø IFF, Visions du Reél, etc. The Festival Identity programme includes lectures, discussions, focused meetings and the public festival presentation, Festival Hub (on October 29) traditionally following the PechaKucha format. After four successful editions, the competition exhibition of festival posters will take place again this year. You can visit the exhibition between October 27 and November 1 in the OGV II Gallery. Two awards are annually presented: the Audience Award and the award of the jury composed of representatives of fi lm festivals who participate in the Festival Identity meeting. Supported by Central European Initiative.
DOC.STREAMThe programme is aimed at presenting documentary production of the selected countries and interconnecting fi lm professionals from the partner countries and the Czech Republic. This year, DOC.STREAM’s partner countries are Norway, Switzerland, France and Ukraine. DOC.STREAM off ers a wide range of industry activities, as well as a film programme aimed at introducing documentary films from the participating countries. The programme fosters collaboration among film professionals from these countries and creates a platform for experience and know-how exchange in various areas of the fi lm industry. It also continues the long-term eff ort to engage film school students in industry activities on the national and international level. East Silver MarketEast Silver represents an organic part of the chain of activities of the Institute of Documentary Film such as the East European Forum and the Ex Oriente Film workshop. This year an exceptional number of former participants will present their new films which have been developed within our programmes. In order to highlight the most outstanding documentaries, Silver Eye Awards will be judged by 3 juries for the 7th time in 2015. This year, we invited representatives of new alternative distribution networks, pop-up cinemas and cinema events. All our jury members bring new meaning to the collaborative way of fi lm distribution and set up networks with fi lm festivals. Ex Oriente FilmHeld within the 19th Jihlava IDFF, the Institute of Documentary Film (IDF) will launch its second session of the yearlong international Ex Oriente Film workshop. From October 26 to 31, IDF turns Jihlava into a meeting point for 27 directors and producers from Czech Republic, Croatia, Russia, Hungary, Canada, Switzerland, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania, France, Slovakia, and Germany. Fourteen renowned European producers, directors, consultants, representatives of distribution companies and broadcasters will give consultations and share their experiences during the workshop. Their exceptional lectures, screenings, case studies and masterclasses will focus on diff erent aspects of both documentary fi lmmaking and production issues and will be open to workshop participants, documentary fi lm professionals, as well as the public. For more details about the Ex Oriente Film workshops or the Institute of Documentary Film, please go to DOKweb.net. Media and DocumentaryNinth workshop of creative writing on documentary films will take place between October 28 and November 1. In order to produce a critical reflection, review, annotation, blog, or any more or less specialised text on documentary filmmaking, a writer needs not only to have good literary composition skills but also be able to critically reflect on the broadest historical, social and media context and other fields of knowledge. A quality media reflection on documentary film is an important means of promoting the development of documentary cinema which o en initiates debates across all spheres of society. Our seminar will again provide the students with the opportunity to work under the supervision of experienced Czech and international mentors and learn how to look at documentary fi lms from various perspectives, subject them to analysis, and find and formulate arguments that can best support their main propositions. The Media and Documentary creative writing seminar is an opportunity for students of journalism, film studies, and other disciplines in the field of humanities and social sciences to work under leading critics and theoreticians in order to practice their writing skills in the areas of film and festival reviews. |
