Kuvatud on postitused sildiga euroopa. Kuva kõik postitused
Kuvatud on postitused sildiga euroopa. Kuva kõik postitused
kolmapäev, 11. jaanuar 2017
Film Competition: I love studying in Europe because…
FILM COMPETITION: ‘I love studying in Europe because…’
Send a ‘60-second Film’ to the world and you could win 150 Euro!
Are you a student studying at a higher education institution in Europe? Want to show the world why you love studying here?
We are looking for fun, fresh short films that celebrate why it is great to study abroad in Europe.
Your mission is to create a ‘short film’ (60 seconds or less) to show other students around the world what you love about studying in Europe. We want to know what inspired you to come to Europe and hear about any long-term ambitions you have achieved here or any personal challenges you have overcome while studying in Europe.
Please choose from one or more of the following categories:
1. Making friends from different countries… introduce us to some of the international friends you have met and tell us why they are so important to you.
2. Training for your perfect career… how is studying in Europe helping you achieve your aspirations? What experiences have you had that will help you in the future?
3. Discovering new cultures… show us how passionate you are about meeting new people and learning about the different cultures across Europe.
4. Enjoying new hobbies and interests…. Tell us about your new interests you have developed and how they have added to your experience of living in Europe.
5. Student life… explain to us what student life is like for you. Do you have any top tips for students thinking about coming to study in Europe?
Be in with a chance to win!
We plan to select and publish between 10 and 30 films. Each film we publish will receive a prize of a voucher to the value of 150 Euro.
For filming tips and full details on how to enter go to:
https://ec.europa.eu/education/study-in-europe/news-views/video-competition_en
The closing date for entries is 10 February 2017
Good luck!
teisipäev, 26. juuli 2016
International Script Pitch 2016 | Call for Scripts
We're looking for captivating screenplays and pitches for short films that
blow us away!
International Script Pitch 2016 | Call for Scripts
14.11.-18.11.2016. Berlin
interforum, the fringe programme for professional visitors and film enthusiasts at the International Short Film Festival interfilm Berlin is now accepting entries for our international Script Pitch competition.
All script writers and interested filmmakers are welcome to apply with their script. Eight contestants will be selected to participate in the Script Pitch competition.
Download the application form (pdf) here:
http://www.interfilm.de/fileadmin/OrdnerRedakteure/if32_script-pitch_application_final.pdf
More information on the International Script Pitch here:
http://www.interfilm.de/en/festival2016/interforum/script-pitch.html
Three fabulous awards await you!
BEST PITCH / €1000 cash from 25p MEDIA GROUP and the opportunity to be presented at WO YC Issue , Cannes 2017
ESP JURY AWARD / a stipend to participate in the European Short Pitch 2017 by NISI MASA
daazo Award / a one-on-one session of individual festival strategy consulting provided by daazo
Programme
In addition to the Script Pitch competition all participants are provided with a four-days Script Lab to accompany the competition from 14 September until 17 September 2016. Within the practical and stimulating workshop programme there will be both a seminar on script development to sharpen the
participants' creative skills with NISI MASA experts and a pitch training with Gabriele Brunnenmeyer (script consultant, Kuratorium Junger Deutscher Film, coach, DE) to evaluate the live performance of each contestant.
Script Pitch participants will be given the opportunity to meet international filmmakers, writers and industry experts at exclusive networking events at the International Short Film Festival interfilm Berlin.
On 18 November 2016 the eight finalists will have 5 minutes to pitch their projects and convince the international jury consisting of amongst others Wouter Jansen (Programme Director, ISSF GO Shorts, NL) and Julian Windisch (Managing Editor, Arte Creative, DE) of their idea.
To maximize the interlinking of creative and industry professionals in an open forum - and to party on - the competitors, the jury and the audience are invited for our interforum Drinks on the night of the competition!
The entire competition will we held in English.
More on the International Script Pitch here:
http://www.interfilm.de/en/festival2016/interforum/script-pitch.html
More on interforum here:
http://www.interfilm.de/en/festival2016/interforum.html
Contact:
Nele Fritzsche
nele.f@interfilm.de
blow us away!
International Script Pitch 2016 | Call for Scripts
14.11.-18.11.2016. Berlin
interforum, the fringe programme for professional visitors and film enthusiasts at the International Short Film Festival interfilm Berlin is now accepting entries for our international Script Pitch competition.
All script writers and interested filmmakers are welcome to apply with their script. Eight contestants will be selected to participate in the Script Pitch competition.
Download the application form (pdf) here:
http://www.interfilm.de/fileadmin/OrdnerRedakteure/if32_script-pitch_application_final.pdf
More information on the International Script Pitch here:
http://www.interfilm.de/en/festival2016/interforum/script-pitch.html
Three fabulous awards await you!
BEST PITCH / €1000 cash from 25p MEDIA GROUP
ESP JURY AWARD / a stipend to participate in the European Short Pitch 2017 by NISI MASA
daazo Award / a one-on-one session of individual festival strategy consulting provided by daazo
Programme
In addition to the Script Pitch competition all participants are provided with a four-days Script Lab to accompany the competition from 14 September until 17 September 2016. Within the practical and stimulating workshop programme there will be both a seminar on script development to sharpen the
participants' creative skills with NISI MASA experts and a pitch training with Gabriele Brunnenmeyer (script consultant, Kuratorium Junger Deutscher Film, coach, DE) to evaluate the live performance of each contestant.
Script Pitch participants will be given the opportunity to meet international filmmakers, writers and industry experts at exclusive networking events at the International Short Film Festival interfilm Berlin.
On 18 November 2016 the eight finalists will have 5 minutes to pitch their projects and convince the international jury consisting of amongst others Wouter Jansen (Programme Director, ISSF GO Shorts, NL) and Julian Windisch (Managing Editor, Arte Creative, DE) of their idea.
To maximize the interlinking of creative and industry professionals in an open forum - and to party on - the competitors, the jury and the audience are invited for our interforum Drinks on the night of the competition!
The entire competition will we held in English.
More on the International Script Pitch here:
http://www.interfilm.de/en/festival2016/interforum/script-pitch.html
More on interforum here:
http://www.interfilm.de/en/festival2016/interforum.html
Contact:
Nele Fritzsche
nele.f@interfilm.de
kolmapäev, 2. detsember 2015
European Short Pitch 2016 – Call for Works-in-Progress
As European Short Pitch always aims to be at the forefront of the ever-changing needs of the short film industry, from this year onwards, we’ll be adding a new segment to the coproduction forum, pitches of works-in-progress, this in collaboration with C3PM organized by Paris Courts Devant and Espera Productions, to supply the selected filmmakers with a platform to find a co-producer and to promote their short films to be completed on a European level.
Selected on the basis of the quality and the potential of their short film projects, 5 European talents will pitch and showcase their projects in front of a panel of 55 producers, financers, buyers, and distributors.
European Short Pitch aims to bring young European talents into the spotlight, give them a high-end promotion opportunity, and develop short film coproduction in Europe. This initiative is about enhanced economic viability and European visibility for short film projects.
Coproduction Forum and Pitches of Works-in-Progress
The coproduction forum will take place from the 2nd till the 6th of March 2016 in Luxembourg as part of the Luxembourg City Film Festival in partnership with LARS. Participants will have one day to prepare and rehearse their pitches with the tutors present. The pitching, in the presence of the invited professionals, will take place on the 4th of March in the afternoon where each project will have a chance to screen the work-in-progress and to pitch the film and its specific needs.
Each project will have 7 minutes (excl. screening of work-in-progress) – questions included.
One-to-one meetings (25 minutes long) with professionals will take place the morning after. On the evening of the 4th an award ceremony will take place with two in kind post-production awards offered by Espera Productions, one for 3500€ and one for 7500€, which will be handed out by a jury headed by the representatives of the Luxembourgish post-production house, Espera Productions.
Who can apply?
European Short Pitch is open to creative teams developing international short film projects. It is therefore open to directors and producers.
Directors developing a project on their own are very welcome to participate in the programme. Yet it is strongly advised to already have nationally a production company interested or attached to the project.
The director/producer has to be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date of the call (6th of January 2016).
His/her nationality or country of residence should be one of the member countries of the Creative Europe Programme (European Union + Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Iceland, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, Norway and Turkey). European Short Pitch will also select up to 3 projects from non-member countries of the Creative Europe Programme where NISI MASA has a member organisation: Kosovo, Macedonia, Russia, Serbia and Ukraine.
The working language of European Short Pitch is English; thus, a good knowledge of English is essential in order to participate.
Participation fees
The participation fee for each project is 250 Euros. The fee covers the travel costs, the accommodation and subsistence for the coproduction forum. One person per project is covered by European Short Pitch. However, upon prior agreement, an extra person per project shall be admitted – he/she will have to cover his/her own travel, accommodation and subsistence costs.
How to apply?
Before the application deadline (6th of January 2016, midnight C.E.T.), applicants have to send the following to aleksandra@nisimasa.com.
•The completed application form. Click here to access it: ESP 2016 – Application Form_Works-in-Progess;
•The Work-in-Progress (live action, animation or documentary are accepted) inferior to 20 minutes with English subtitles delivered as an .mpeg4 or .H264 via WeTransfer. It’s important to note that the shooting needs to be finished in order to qualify and the film cannot be finalized by the time the coproduction forum takes place.
•CVs of the people involved creatively in the project (director & producer);
•A presentation of the production company attached (if applicable).
Selection process
The jury, consisting of ESP Alumni and the organizing team, will gather in Vilnius, Lithuania on the 16th of January where they’ll decide upon the projects selected for the Works-in-Progress section of European Short Pitch 2016.
Participants will be informed on their selection / non-selection on the 20th of January 2016, either via the NISI MASA website (www.nisimasa.com) or by email.
The invited professionals
55 film professionals will be invited for the coproduction forum, chosen for their experience in European short film coproduction and according to the profiles of the selected projects. In some specific cases, participants will be offered to propose names of professionals to invite.
They will be mostly film producers (40 of them), the remaining 15 being either distributors/sales agents, financers (representatives of film funds), or buyers (TV commissioning editors). The list of professionals invited for the previous editions are available on www.nisimasa.com (cf. ‘Book of Producers’).
The organizing team & NISI MASA
European Short Pitch is organised by NISI MASA – European Network of Young Cinema. Present in 31 countries, NISI MASA has been organising dozens of international film projects since 2001.
The 2016 edition of European Short Pitch will be managed by Wim Vanacker, Head of the Script Department, Jérôme Nunes, Manager of the Coproduction forum and Aleksandra Zakharchenko, Project Coordinator.
European Short Pitch 2016 – by NISI MASA
NISI MASA
BàL No 124
206 Quai de Valmy
75010 Paris – France
Phone: +33 960 396 338
europeanshortpitch@nisimasa.com / www.nisimasa.com
Selected on the basis of the quality and the potential of their short film projects, 5 European talents will pitch and showcase their projects in front of a panel of 55 producers, financers, buyers, and distributors.
European Short Pitch aims to bring young European talents into the spotlight, give them a high-end promotion opportunity, and develop short film coproduction in Europe. This initiative is about enhanced economic viability and European visibility for short film projects.
Coproduction Forum and Pitches of Works-in-Progress
The coproduction forum will take place from the 2nd till the 6th of March 2016 in Luxembourg as part of the Luxembourg City Film Festival in partnership with LARS. Participants will have one day to prepare and rehearse their pitches with the tutors present. The pitching, in the presence of the invited professionals, will take place on the 4th of March in the afternoon where each project will have a chance to screen the work-in-progress and to pitch the film and its specific needs.
Each project will have 7 minutes (excl. screening of work-in-progress) – questions included.
One-to-one meetings (25 minutes long) with professionals will take place the morning after. On the evening of the 4th an award ceremony will take place with two in kind post-production awards offered by Espera Productions, one for 3500€ and one for 7500€, which will be handed out by a jury headed by the representatives of the Luxembourgish post-production house, Espera Productions.
Who can apply?
European Short Pitch is open to creative teams developing international short film projects. It is therefore open to directors and producers.
Directors developing a project on their own are very welcome to participate in the programme. Yet it is strongly advised to already have nationally a production company interested or attached to the project.
The director/producer has to be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date of the call (6th of January 2016).
His/her nationality or country of residence should be one of the member countries of the Creative Europe Programme (European Union + Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Iceland, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, Norway and Turkey). European Short Pitch will also select up to 3 projects from non-member countries of the Creative Europe Programme where NISI MASA has a member organisation: Kosovo, Macedonia, Russia, Serbia and Ukraine.
The working language of European Short Pitch is English; thus, a good knowledge of English is essential in order to participate.
Participation fees
The participation fee for each project is 250 Euros. The fee covers the travel costs, the accommodation and subsistence for the coproduction forum. One person per project is covered by European Short Pitch. However, upon prior agreement, an extra person per project shall be admitted – he/she will have to cover his/her own travel, accommodation and subsistence costs.
How to apply?
Before the application deadline (6th of January 2016, midnight C.E.T.), applicants have to send the following to aleksandra@nisimasa.com.
•The completed application form. Click here to access it: ESP 2016 – Application Form_Works-in-Progess;
•The Work-in-Progress (live action, animation or documentary are accepted) inferior to 20 minutes with English subtitles delivered as an .mpeg4 or .H264 via WeTransfer. It’s important to note that the shooting needs to be finished in order to qualify and the film cannot be finalized by the time the coproduction forum takes place.
•CVs of the people involved creatively in the project (director & producer);
•A presentation of the production company attached (if applicable).
Selection process
The jury, consisting of ESP Alumni and the organizing team, will gather in Vilnius, Lithuania on the 16th of January where they’ll decide upon the projects selected for the Works-in-Progress section of European Short Pitch 2016.
Participants will be informed on their selection / non-selection on the 20th of January 2016, either via the NISI MASA website (www.nisimasa.com) or by email.
The invited professionals
55 film professionals will be invited for the coproduction forum, chosen for their experience in European short film coproduction and according to the profiles of the selected projects. In some specific cases, participants will be offered to propose names of professionals to invite.
They will be mostly film producers (40 of them), the remaining 15 being either distributors/sales agents, financers (representatives of film funds), or buyers (TV commissioning editors). The list of professionals invited for the previous editions are available on www.nisimasa.com (cf. ‘Book of Producers’).
The organizing team & NISI MASA
European Short Pitch is organised by NISI MASA – European Network of Young Cinema. Present in 31 countries, NISI MASA has been organising dozens of international film projects since 2001.
The 2016 edition of European Short Pitch will be managed by Wim Vanacker, Head of the Script Department, Jérôme Nunes, Manager of the Coproduction forum and Aleksandra Zakharchenko, Project Coordinator.
European Short Pitch 2016 – by NISI MASA
NISI MASA
BàL No 124
206 Quai de Valmy
75010 Paris – France
Phone: +33 960 396 338
europeanshortpitch@nisimasa.com / www.nisimasa.com
esmaspäev, 21. september 2015
European Short Pitch 2016 - 10th edition
Call for short film projects
Application deadline – 30th of September 2015
European Short Pitch is an initiative aimed at promoting the European coproduction of short films. It combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency and a coproduction forum bringing together scriptwriters, directors and industry professionals from all over Europe.
Selected on the basis of their short film projects, 20 European talents gather to discuss, rewrite, and learn to promote their stories on a European level with the support of 5 tutors. They eventually pitch their projects in front of a panel of 55 producers, financiers, buyers, and distributors.
European Short Pitch aims to bring young European talents into the spotlight, give them a high-end promotion opportunity, and develop short film coproduction in Europe. This initiative is about enhanced economic viability and European visibility for short film projects.
From the previous editions (2007-2015), around 200 projects were presented that have resulted so far in the making of 75 short films – many of them having a very successful international career.
Who can apply?
European Short Pitch is open to creative teams developing international short film projects. It is therefore open to writers, directors, and producers.
Writer-directors developing a project on their own are very welcome to participate in the programme. Yet it is strongly advised to already have nationally a production company interested or attached to the project, especially at the time of the coproduction forum (2nd -6th March 2016).
The author(s) of the script has to be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date of the call for projects (30th of September 2015). His/her nationality or country of residence should be one of the member countries of the Creative Europe Programme (European Union + Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Iceland, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, Norway and Turkey). European Short Pitch will also select up to 3 projects from non-member countries of the Creative Europe Programme where NISI MASA has a member organisation: Kosovo, Macedonia, Russia, Serbia and Ukraine.
Applicants must confirm their availability for the different sessions. The working language of European Short Pitch is English; thus, a good knowledge of English is essential in order to participate.
Scriptwriting workshop, coproduction forum & on-line session
European Short Pitch is composed of a scriptwriting workshop in residency, a coproduction forum, and an on-line session in between.
The scriptwriting workshop in residency will take place from the 11th till the 17th of January 2016 in Vilnius, Lithuania, in partnership with the Lithuanian Film Centre. Participants will be in groups of four projects, with a tutor heading the process. For five days, they will work intensively on their projects, also giving feedback on other participants’ projects, alternating collective & group sessions, one to one sessions with the tutor, and a lecture on an initiation to pitching. One session with a guest producer will introduce participants to European short film coproduction.
The aim of this first session is to enhance the quality of the script and to prepare participants to promote their projects in an international context.
The on-line session (from 18th of January till 22nd of February 2016) represents an opportunity for participants to rewrite their scripts following the scriptwriting workshop, and to get up to two feedback sessions from their tutors. In parallel, participants will prepare materials for the Book of Projects, and suggest names of professionals they would like European Short Pitch to invite for the coproduction forum.
The aim of this second session is to have a final script ready for the coproduction forum. On the 22nd of February 2016 at the latest, participants have to submit their final script, so that it can be made available – along with the Book of Projects – to invited professionals ten days prior to the coproduction forum.
The coproduction forum will take place from the 2nd till the 6th of March 2016 in Luxembourg as part of Luxembourg City Film Festival in partnership with LARS. Participants will have one day to prepare and rehearse their pitching with their tutors. The pitching, in the presence of invited professionals, will take place on the 4th of March, in two sessions of two hours each, each project having 7 minutes – questions included. One-to-one meetings (25 minutes long) with professionals will start in the afternoon of the 4th, and will continue the morning after. On the evening of the 4th an award ceremony will take place, with three prizes of 1000 Euros each for the Best Pitches (based on the votes of invited professionals) and for the second year in a row, two in kind post-production awards offered by Espera Productions, one for 3500€ and one for 7500€, will be handed out by a jury headed by the representatives of the Luxembourgish postproduction house, Espera Productions.
The aim of this third session is to create a platform of promotion for the projects selected, to encourage encounters and collaborations between film professionals and to initiate short film coproductions.
Participation fees
The participation fee for each project is 500 Euros. The fee covers the tutorship costs, the travel costs, the accommodation and subsistence for both on-location sessions. One person per project is covered by European Short Pitch. However, upon prior agreement, an extra person per project shall be admitted – he/she will have to cover his/her own travel, accommodation and subsistence costs.
How to apply?
Before the application deadline (30th of September 2015, midnight C.E.T.), applicants have to send a zip file (named after the title of the project) to europeanshortpitch@nisimasa.com and aleksandra@nisimasa.com containing:
– The completed Application Form;
– The script in English (there’s no word-count limitation – however European Short Pitch is designed for short film projects of an estimated length inferior to 30 minutes);
– The script in the original language (many languages being read and understood by our preselecting reading committee & jury, we may consider the original version as well);
– CVs of the people involved creatively in the project (author/writer, director & producer);
– A presentation of the production company attached (if applicable).
Applicants may present audiovisual works for consideration (either previous ones of the creative team or preparatory work made for the project presented). Only works available online will be considered (link to be provided in the application form).
The scripts must be entirely original; borrowing, in any way whatsoever, of any pre-existing work protected by copyright or any other legal protection, or violating the rights of third parties is not permitted.
Read more:
http://www.nisimasa.com/esp-call-2016/
Application deadline – 30th of September 2015
European Short Pitch is an initiative aimed at promoting the European coproduction of short films. It combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency and a coproduction forum bringing together scriptwriters, directors and industry professionals from all over Europe.
Selected on the basis of their short film projects, 20 European talents gather to discuss, rewrite, and learn to promote their stories on a European level with the support of 5 tutors. They eventually pitch their projects in front of a panel of 55 producers, financiers, buyers, and distributors.
European Short Pitch aims to bring young European talents into the spotlight, give them a high-end promotion opportunity, and develop short film coproduction in Europe. This initiative is about enhanced economic viability and European visibility for short film projects.
From the previous editions (2007-2015), around 200 projects were presented that have resulted so far in the making of 75 short films – many of them having a very successful international career.
Who can apply?
European Short Pitch is open to creative teams developing international short film projects. It is therefore open to writers, directors, and producers.
Writer-directors developing a project on their own are very welcome to participate in the programme. Yet it is strongly advised to already have nationally a production company interested or attached to the project, especially at the time of the coproduction forum (2nd -6th March 2016).
The author(s) of the script has to be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date of the call for projects (30th of September 2015). His/her nationality or country of residence should be one of the member countries of the Creative Europe Programme (European Union + Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Iceland, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, Norway and Turkey). European Short Pitch will also select up to 3 projects from non-member countries of the Creative Europe Programme where NISI MASA has a member organisation: Kosovo, Macedonia, Russia, Serbia and Ukraine.
Applicants must confirm their availability for the different sessions. The working language of European Short Pitch is English; thus, a good knowledge of English is essential in order to participate.
Scriptwriting workshop, coproduction forum & on-line session
European Short Pitch is composed of a scriptwriting workshop in residency, a coproduction forum, and an on-line session in between.
The scriptwriting workshop in residency will take place from the 11th till the 17th of January 2016 in Vilnius, Lithuania, in partnership with the Lithuanian Film Centre. Participants will be in groups of four projects, with a tutor heading the process. For five days, they will work intensively on their projects, also giving feedback on other participants’ projects, alternating collective & group sessions, one to one sessions with the tutor, and a lecture on an initiation to pitching. One session with a guest producer will introduce participants to European short film coproduction.
The aim of this first session is to enhance the quality of the script and to prepare participants to promote their projects in an international context.
The on-line session (from 18th of January till 22nd of February 2016) represents an opportunity for participants to rewrite their scripts following the scriptwriting workshop, and to get up to two feedback sessions from their tutors. In parallel, participants will prepare materials for the Book of Projects, and suggest names of professionals they would like European Short Pitch to invite for the coproduction forum.
The aim of this second session is to have a final script ready for the coproduction forum. On the 22nd of February 2016 at the latest, participants have to submit their final script, so that it can be made available – along with the Book of Projects – to invited professionals ten days prior to the coproduction forum.
The coproduction forum will take place from the 2nd till the 6th of March 2016 in Luxembourg as part of Luxembourg City Film Festival in partnership with LARS. Participants will have one day to prepare and rehearse their pitching with their tutors. The pitching, in the presence of invited professionals, will take place on the 4th of March, in two sessions of two hours each, each project having 7 minutes – questions included. One-to-one meetings (25 minutes long) with professionals will start in the afternoon of the 4th, and will continue the morning after. On the evening of the 4th an award ceremony will take place, with three prizes of 1000 Euros each for the Best Pitches (based on the votes of invited professionals) and for the second year in a row, two in kind post-production awards offered by Espera Productions, one for 3500€ and one for 7500€, will be handed out by a jury headed by the representatives of the Luxembourgish postproduction house, Espera Productions.
The aim of this third session is to create a platform of promotion for the projects selected, to encourage encounters and collaborations between film professionals and to initiate short film coproductions.
Participation fees
The participation fee for each project is 500 Euros. The fee covers the tutorship costs, the travel costs, the accommodation and subsistence for both on-location sessions. One person per project is covered by European Short Pitch. However, upon prior agreement, an extra person per project shall be admitted – he/she will have to cover his/her own travel, accommodation and subsistence costs.
How to apply?
Before the application deadline (30th of September 2015, midnight C.E.T.), applicants have to send a zip file (named after the title of the project) to europeanshortpitch@nisimasa.com and aleksandra@nisimasa.com containing:
– The completed Application Form;
– The script in English (there’s no word-count limitation – however European Short Pitch is designed for short film projects of an estimated length inferior to 30 minutes);
– The script in the original language (many languages being read and understood by our preselecting reading committee & jury, we may consider the original version as well);
– CVs of the people involved creatively in the project (author/writer, director & producer);
– A presentation of the production company attached (if applicable).
Applicants may present audiovisual works for consideration (either previous ones of the creative team or preparatory work made for the project presented). Only works available online will be considered (link to be provided in the application form).
The scripts must be entirely original; borrowing, in any way whatsoever, of any pre-existing work protected by copyright or any other legal protection, or violating the rights of third parties is not permitted.
Read more:
http://www.nisimasa.com/esp-call-2016/
kolmapäev, 9. september 2015
Ideas Powered video contest
Your ideas make you. You can win a trip for 2, to ANY European destination.
Make a short video showing us who you are and what makes you un-replicable.
Why? To stand a chance to win the weekend of a lifetime for two people to any European destination!
The rules are simple. Simply send us a video (up to three minutes long) related to one of the following three themes:
Arts (music, graphics, literature, performing arts)
Innovation & entrepreneurship
Design or style
Do you act? Or play an instrument that no one else does? Maybe you are a singer, a songwriter… or even a fire juggler. You don’t have to appear in the video; it could simply showcase your artistic work or your journey home. The video must be original and let everybody know why you are ‘Ideas Powered’ – why you are one of a kind.
You must be an EU resident, and between the ages of 15 – 24, but other than that, the page is blank!
Good luck!
http://www.ideaspowered.eu/en/competition
Make a short video showing us who you are and what makes you un-replicable.
Why? To stand a chance to win the weekend of a lifetime for two people to any European destination!
The rules are simple. Simply send us a video (up to three minutes long) related to one of the following three themes:
Arts (music, graphics, literature, performing arts)
Innovation & entrepreneurship
Design or style
Do you act? Or play an instrument that no one else does? Maybe you are a singer, a songwriter… or even a fire juggler. You don’t have to appear in the video; it could simply showcase your artistic work or your journey home. The video must be original and let everybody know why you are ‘Ideas Powered’ – why you are one of a kind.
You must be an EU resident, and between the ages of 15 – 24, but other than that, the page is blank!
Good luck!
http://www.ideaspowered.eu/en/competition
eSkills for Jobs 2015 European Video Competition
Participate in the eSkills for Jobs 2015 European Video Competition!
The eSkills for Jobs 2015 European video competition, organised within the context of the eSkills for Jobs awareness raising campaign, is an opportunity to highlight and reward persons with a high level of digital skills and literacy at a European level.
The competition focuses on identifying concrete successful initiatives made possible by the use of ICT and the mastery of eSkills. The aim is to reach out to motivated and talented young people (aged 16 and over), business leaders, policymakers, ICT practitioners, NGOs, educators, job seekers and entrepreneurs.
The eSkills video competition is open to all European citizens. Videos could be submitted in the following three categories: (For more details on how to participate select one of the competition categories.)
. Digital Citizenship (target: business leaders, ICT practitioners, NGOs)
. Digital Entrepreneurship (target: entrepreneurs)
. Most inspirational career campaigner (target: job seekers and career changers)
The deadline for submission of entries is Saturday 31 October 2015.
A winner and a runner-up will be selected per category. The winner and runner-up will be invited to attend the award winning ceremony on 14-15 December 2015 during the eSkills high-level conference organised under the auspices of the European Council Luxembourg Presidency. The flight and accommodation will be covered by the eSkills for Jobs Campaign.
The eSkills for Jobs 2015 European video competition, organised within the context of the eSkills for Jobs awareness raising campaign, is an opportunity to highlight and reward persons with a high level of digital skills and literacy at a European level.
The competition focuses on identifying concrete successful initiatives made possible by the use of ICT and the mastery of eSkills. The aim is to reach out to motivated and talented young people (aged 16 and over), business leaders, policymakers, ICT practitioners, NGOs, educators, job seekers and entrepreneurs.
The eSkills video competition is open to all European citizens. Videos could be submitted in the following three categories: (For more details on how to participate select one of the competition categories.)
. Digital Citizenship (target: business leaders, ICT practitioners, NGOs)
. Digital Entrepreneurship (target: entrepreneurs)
. Most inspirational career campaigner (target: job seekers and career changers)
The deadline for submission of entries is Saturday 31 October 2015.
A winner and a runner-up will be selected per category. The winner and runner-up will be invited to attend the award winning ceremony on 14-15 December 2015 during the eSkills high-level conference organised under the auspices of the European Council Luxembourg Presidency. The flight and accommodation will be covered by the eSkills for Jobs Campaign.
esmaspäev, 17. august 2015
Script Pitch 2015
interfilm Berlin & 25p MEDIA GROUP present in cooperation with NISI MASA and daazo / World Of Shorts Magazine:
INTERNATIONAL SCRIPT PITCH 2015
CALL OPEN FROM AUG-01 until SEP-01
From NOV-09 until NOV-13th 2015 during the interfilm Festival
We're looking for captivating screenplays and pitches for short films that blow us away!
interforum, the fringe program for professional visitors and film enthusiasts at the International Short Film Festival interfilm Berlin is now accepting entries for our international Script Pitch competition.
Three fabulous awards await you!
BEST PITCH / €1000 cash from 25p *MEDIA GROUP and the opportunity to be presented on the pitch page of WOSH Issue, Cannes 2016
ESP Jury Award / a stipend to participate in the European Short Pitch 2016 by NISI MASA
daazo Award / a one-on-one session of individual festival strategy consulting provided by daazo
JURY / Anna Brüggemann (actress/ screenwriter, DE) / Emily Kyriakides (Senior Producer, Lighthouse Production, UK), a.o.
In addition to the Script Pitch competition, all participants are provided with a practical and stimulating workshop programme to accompany the competition. There will be both a workshop on script development to sharpen the participants' creative skills with Nadja Dumouchel (La scénaristerie, Arte, FR) and Wim Wanacker (Head of Script Department, NISI MASA, BE) and a seminar on pitching with Gabriele Brunnenmeyer (Script Consulting, Kuratorium Junger Deutscher Film, Maia Workshops, DE) to evaluate the live performance of each contestant. The entire competition will we held in English.
A Meet & Greet for competitors and the audience will be held afterwards, to maximize the interlinking of creative and industry professionals in an open forum.
As of now, all script writers and interested filmmakers are welcome to apply with their script. Eight contestants will be selected to participate in the Script Pitch competition. The application form can be downloaded online here.
interfilm Berlin Management GmbH
Tempelhofer Ufer 1a
10961 Berlin
Tel +49 30 25291320
info@interfilm.de
www.interfilm.de
INTERNATIONAL SCRIPT PITCH 2015
CALL OPEN FROM AUG-01 until SEP-01
From NOV-09 until NOV-13th 2015 during the interfilm Festival
We're looking for captivating screenplays and pitches for short films that blow us away!
interforum, the fringe program for professional visitors and film enthusiasts at the International Short Film Festival interfilm Berlin is now accepting entries for our international Script Pitch competition.
Three fabulous awards await you!
BEST PITCH / €1000 cash from 25p *MEDIA GROUP and the opportunity to be presented on the pitch page of WOSH Issue, Cannes 2016
ESP Jury Award / a stipend to participate in the European Short Pitch 2016 by NISI MASA
daazo Award / a one-on-one session of individual festival strategy consulting provided by daazo
JURY / Anna Brüggemann (actress/ screenwriter, DE) / Emily Kyriakides (Senior Producer, Lighthouse Production, UK), a.o.
In addition to the Script Pitch competition, all participants are provided with a practical and stimulating workshop programme to accompany the competition. There will be both a workshop on script development to sharpen the participants' creative skills with Nadja Dumouchel (La scénaristerie, Arte, FR) and Wim Wanacker (Head of Script Department, NISI MASA, BE) and a seminar on pitching with Gabriele Brunnenmeyer (Script Consulting, Kuratorium Junger Deutscher Film, Maia Workshops, DE) to evaluate the live performance of each contestant. The entire competition will we held in English.
A Meet & Greet for competitors and the audience will be held afterwards, to maximize the interlinking of creative and industry professionals in an open forum.
As of now, all script writers and interested filmmakers are welcome to apply with their script. Eight contestants will be selected to participate in the Script Pitch competition. The application form can be downloaded online here.
interfilm Berlin Management GmbH
Tempelhofer Ufer 1a
10961 Berlin
Tel +49 30 25291320
info@interfilm.de
www.interfilm.de
Läänemeremaade lühifilmikonkurss
Culture.pl, the Pomeranian Film Foundation in Gdynia, the Gdynia Film Festival, and the Gdynia Film School are organising a short-film competition about the Baltic Sea countries – their cultural identity, their history, their society, their transformation.
Participants have a month to submit a film lasting 1 to 5 minutes, and are encouraged to reflect on current facets of the Baltic Sea, and how to best present it on film. The competition is open to both professional and amateur filmmakers, provided they are citizens of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark , Germany, Iceland, Russia – inhabitants of Kaliningrad and the St-Petersburg area– and Poland.
Films can be sent until August 25 and should be sent through the form available on Culture.pl.
The award ceremony will be held at the 40th Film Festival in Gdynia. Common Baltic is part of the cultural programme carried out by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute and Culture.pl. After projects in the countries of the Eastern Partnership and Asia, the Institute's cultural activity now turns to Poland, Russia , Lithuania, Latvia , Estonia, Finland , Norway, Sweden , Denmark, Germany, and Iceland.
Details and contest regulations available on Culture.pl.
http://culture.pl/en/article/common-baltic-short-film-contest-a-month-by-the-baltic-sea
Participants have a month to submit a film lasting 1 to 5 minutes, and are encouraged to reflect on current facets of the Baltic Sea, and how to best present it on film. The competition is open to both professional and amateur filmmakers, provided they are citizens of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark , Germany, Iceland, Russia – inhabitants of Kaliningrad and the St-Petersburg area– and Poland.
Films can be sent until August 25 and should be sent through the form available on Culture.pl.
The award ceremony will be held at the 40th Film Festival in Gdynia. Common Baltic is part of the cultural programme carried out by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute and Culture.pl. After projects in the countries of the Eastern Partnership and Asia, the Institute's cultural activity now turns to Poland, Russia , Lithuania, Latvia , Estonia, Finland , Norway, Sweden , Denmark, Germany, and Iceland.
Details and contest regulations available on Culture.pl.
http://culture.pl/en/article/common-baltic-short-film-contest-a-month-by-the-baltic-sea
kolmapäev, 25. märts 2015
Videokonkurss "Build Europe with us!"
The European Commission is organising an on-line video competition to attract young talents to the construction sector. Submit a short video showcasing your innovative project, vision, or idea for the construction sector and take your chance to win a smartphone and gain visibility at European level.
The construction sector offers plenty of opportunities for you! It generates almost 10% of EU GDP and provides 20 million direct jobs. It is a key solution-provider for the societal challenges we face, such as reaching our energy and climate objectives, preparing for an ageing society and offering smart living solutions.
What can you offer to the construction sector? Bricks made from recycled materials? Smart devices that allow you to better control energy consumption at home? A new app to calculate the environmental impact of the buildings on your smartphone? On the spot innovative approaches? You name it!
What are your skills? What are your talents? Share them with us! The sector needs you.
Visit the DG Growth Website for more details:
http://ec.europa.eu/growth/sectors/construction/video-competition/index_en.htm
The construction sector offers plenty of opportunities for you! It generates almost 10% of EU GDP and provides 20 million direct jobs. It is a key solution-provider for the societal challenges we face, such as reaching our energy and climate objectives, preparing for an ageing society and offering smart living solutions.
What can you offer to the construction sector? Bricks made from recycled materials? Smart devices that allow you to better control energy consumption at home? A new app to calculate the environmental impact of the buildings on your smartphone? On the spot innovative approaches? You name it!
What are your skills? What are your talents? Share them with us! The sector needs you.
Visit the DG Growth Website for more details:
http://ec.europa.eu/growth/sectors/construction/video-competition/index_en.htm
Videokonkurss "Mida Euroopa sinu jaoks tähendab?"
Euroopa Komisjoni Euroopa naabruspoliitika ja liitumisläbirääkimiste
eest vastutav peadirektoraat kuulutab välja videote võistluse „Mida
ühinenud Euroopa sulle tähendab?“. See on avatud noortele inimesetele
ELi liikmesriikidest, samuti kandidaatriikidest ja võimalikest
Kagu-Euroopa kandidaatriikidest vanuses 13–15.
Päästa valla oma loovus ja võida reis Brüsselisse! Jaga oma kogemusi ja arvamusi ühe minuti pikkuses videos!
Loe edasi:
http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/news_corner/video_competition/index_en.htm
“What does a united Europe mean to you?” - share your views on what a united Europe means to you in a one-minute video!
The European Commission is launching a video competition entitled “What does a united Europe mean to you?” for young people (aged 13-15) from the EU Member States as well as from the candidate countries and potential candidates in Southeast Europe.
National juries will select one entry from each country. The winners will be invited to Brussels, where they will have an opportunity to explore the city and the European institutions, and meet young people from all over Europe.
Entries may be submitted until 10 April 2015 midnight.
Päästa valla oma loovus ja võida reis Brüsselisse! Jaga oma kogemusi ja arvamusi ühe minuti pikkuses videos!
Loe edasi:
http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/news_corner/video_competition/index_en.htm
“What does a united Europe mean to you?” - share your views on what a united Europe means to you in a one-minute video!
The European Commission is launching a video competition entitled “What does a united Europe mean to you?” for young people (aged 13-15) from the EU Member States as well as from the candidate countries and potential candidates in Southeast Europe.
National juries will select one entry from each country. The winners will be invited to Brussels, where they will have an opportunity to explore the city and the European institutions, and meet young people from all over Europe.
Entries may be submitted until 10 April 2015 midnight.
esmaspäev, 9. märts 2015
Koomiksite ja karikatuuride konkurss “Sooline võrdõiguslikkus"
Koomiksite ja karikatuuride konkurss “Sooline võrdõiguslikkus. Joonista seda!”
ÜRO soolise võrdõiguslikkuse ja naiste õiguste edendamise agentuur koos Euroopa Komisjoni, Belgia arengukoostöö ja ÜRO Lääne-Euroopa piirkondliku teabekeskusega korraldab koomiksite ja karikatuuride konkursi soolise võrdõiguslikkuse teemal.
Tööde esitamise tähtaeg on 20. aprill 2015
Võistlema on oodatud Euroopa Liidu liikmesriikide noored, 18-28 aastased karikaturistid ja kunstitudengid.
Oma töö saad üles laadida siia:
http://beijing20.unwomen.org/en/get-involved/comic-competition/entry-form
ÜRO soolise võrdõiguslikkuse ja naiste õiguste edendamise agentuur koos Euroopa Komisjoni, Belgia arengukoostöö ja ÜRO Lääne-Euroopa piirkondliku teabekeskusega korraldab koomiksite ja karikatuuride konkursi soolise võrdõiguslikkuse teemal.
Tööde esitamise tähtaeg on 20. aprill 2015
Võistlema on oodatud Euroopa Liidu liikmesriikide noored, 18-28 aastased karikaturistid ja kunstitudengid.
Oma töö saad üles laadida siia:
http://beijing20.unwomen.org/en/get-involved/comic-competition/entry-form
neljapäev, 19. veebruar 2015
East-West Talent Lab
Das East West Talent Lab richtet sich an Regie- und Produktionsstudierende, Absolventen/-innen, junge Filmschaffende und Künstler/-innen im Alter von 18 bis 35 Jahren. Pro Jahr werden 30 Plätze vergeben. Teilnehmer/-innen des Wettbewerbs für Experimentalfilm und Videokunst dürfen automatisch am gesamten Programm des Labs teilnehmen. Regisseur/-innen müssen außerdem eine Projektidee einreichen, die noch nicht umgesetzt wurde. Alle Veranstaltungen des Labs finden in englischer Sprache statt. Hier können Sie sich die Entry Form herunterladen:
http://www.filmfestival-goeast.de/medien/2015/01/ewtl_2015_application_form.doc
http://www.filmfestival-goeast.de/call-for-entries/
http://www.filmfestival-goeast.de/medien/2015/01/ewtl_2015_application_form.doc
http://www.filmfestival-goeast.de/call-for-entries/
laupäev, 14. veebruar 2015
Videokonkurss "Harmooniline Euroopa"
Algas veebipõhine videokonkurss „Harmooniline Euroopa" videoharrastajatele, amatöörkooridele ja –vokaalansamblitele.
Esitada tuleb oma interpretatsioon teosest „Ood rõõmule" ja lisada sellele videoklipp. Video võib olla pühendatud osalejate endi vabalt valitud Euroopa teemale.
Tööde esitamise tähtaeg on 6. märts 2015.
http://www.eesc.europa.eu/video-challenge/2015/index.html?_cldee=bmV2ZW5hLnNpamVyY2ljQGVlc2MuZXVyb3BhLmV1&utm_source=ClickDimensions&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=INF%20-%20EESC%202015%20Video%20Challenge
Esitada tuleb oma interpretatsioon teosest „Ood rõõmule" ja lisada sellele videoklipp. Video võib olla pühendatud osalejate endi vabalt valitud Euroopa teemale.
Tööde esitamise tähtaeg on 6. märts 2015.
http://www.eesc.europa.eu/video-challenge/2015/index.html?_cldee=bmV2ZW5hLnNpamVyY2ljQGVlc2MuZXVyb3BhLmV1&utm_source=ClickDimensions&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=INF%20-%20EESC%202015%20Video%20Challenge
esmaspäev, 26. jaanuar 2015
ONE Country ONE Film 2015
https://sites.google.com/site/onecountryonefilm/application
Entries are now opened for ONE Country ONE Film 2015, Sixth Edition. Films from more than 90 countries were received in 2014! Thanks to all producers, organizations and film makers for their contributions. They help making OCOF a unique festival!
THE SIXTH EDITION OF THE FESTIVAL WILL TAKE PLACE FROM THE 24TH TO THE 26TH OF JULY 2015 IN APCHAT, FRANCE
What's the Concept ? : each film selected is the sole (except for the honored country) representative for its country (country of production or in some cases country of shooting).
What films can participate ?
- All categories : Documentaries, fiction, animation, and experimental films (no music videos, commercials or corporate films)
- All genres (except pornography).
- All durations : from short films to feature lengths films.
- All shooting formats.
- All films completed 2 years or less prior to the festival.
What are the entry fees ? : application to the festival is FREE.
What's the deadline ? : films must reach the festival office no later than March 31st 2015 for ONE Country ONE Film 2015
Important :
If your film is in a language other than french anf if you already have a french subtitled version of your film send this one for the selection.
What do I have to do to enter my film and get a chance to have it represent my country at the festival ? download the entry form and the regulations in PDF format below at the very bottom of this page and follow carefuly the entry procedures that you will find on the entry form. If you have troubles downloading and typing on the PDF form, make sure your version of Adobe Reader is updated. Make sure you have downloaded the pdf file on your computer before filling it up. If you still have troubles let us know by email (contact@onecountryonefilm.com) and we will email you a word version.
Do you accept online submissions ? Although we prefer submissions by regular mail, we now accept free online submissions. Deadlines are earlier than regular submissions.
In order to submit online do the following :
- Download the form at the bottom of this page.
- Fill up the form on your computer and sign it.
- Email us the form : contact@onecountryonefilm.com
- Email us 3 high quality photos from the film and 1 photo of the director(s).
We'll then give you an entry number so you can submit your film online.
Ok, is there anything else I need to know ? YES! Very important : by entering a film you agree to provide on time for the festival, free of charge, and if needed, a french subtitled version of the film. The Festival's organisation can translate free of charge your film's dialogues and texts from english or other languages to french but you'll have to do the work of puting the subtitles on the film.
The festival will not pay for screeners shipping and screening fees during the festival or at any time. Screeners will not be returned.
Is there any competition ? : The festival has no competition except for the Public Award and the Young Public Award. Being the sole representative of your country IS the competition!
When will I know if I'm selected ? Only one film will be selected per country except for the 2015 honored country which will be announced with the rest of the selection on this site in July 2015. Directors or contacts for the films selected will be reached by email. You can also join our Facebook page and group. Email spam filters are sometime too zealous so don't forget to always check your spam box in case a good news ends up there!
Entries are now opened for ONE Country ONE Film 2015, Sixth Edition. Films from more than 90 countries were received in 2014! Thanks to all producers, organizations and film makers for their contributions. They help making OCOF a unique festival!
THE SIXTH EDITION OF THE FESTIVAL WILL TAKE PLACE FROM THE 24TH TO THE 26TH OF JULY 2015 IN APCHAT, FRANCE
What's the Concept ? : each film selected is the sole (except for the honored country) representative for its country (country of production or in some cases country of shooting).
What films can participate ?
- All categories : Documentaries, fiction, animation, and experimental films (no music videos, commercials or corporate films)
- All genres (except pornography).
- All durations : from short films to feature lengths films.
- All shooting formats.
- All films completed 2 years or less prior to the festival.
What are the entry fees ? : application to the festival is FREE.
What's the deadline ? : films must reach the festival office no later than March 31st 2015 for ONE Country ONE Film 2015
Important :
If your film is in a language other than french anf if you already have a french subtitled version of your film send this one for the selection.
What do I have to do to enter my film and get a chance to have it represent my country at the festival ? download the entry form and the regulations in PDF format below at the very bottom of this page and follow carefuly the entry procedures that you will find on the entry form. If you have troubles downloading and typing on the PDF form, make sure your version of Adobe Reader is updated. Make sure you have downloaded the pdf file on your computer before filling it up. If you still have troubles let us know by email (contact@onecountryonefilm.com) and we will email you a word version.
Do you accept online submissions ? Although we prefer submissions by regular mail, we now accept free online submissions. Deadlines are earlier than regular submissions.
In order to submit online do the following :
- Download the form at the bottom of this page.
- Fill up the form on your computer and sign it.
- Email us the form : contact@onecountryonefilm.com
- Email us 3 high quality photos from the film and 1 photo of the director(s).
We'll then give you an entry number so you can submit your film online.
Ok, is there anything else I need to know ? YES! Very important : by entering a film you agree to provide on time for the festival, free of charge, and if needed, a french subtitled version of the film. The Festival's organisation can translate free of charge your film's dialogues and texts from english or other languages to french but you'll have to do the work of puting the subtitles on the film.
The festival will not pay for screeners shipping and screening fees during the festival or at any time. Screeners will not be returned.
Is there any competition ? : The festival has no competition except for the Public Award and the Young Public Award. Being the sole representative of your country IS the competition!
When will I know if I'm selected ? Only one film will be selected per country except for the 2015 honored country which will be announced with the rest of the selection on this site in July 2015. Directors or contacts for the films selected will be reached by email. You can also join our Facebook page and group. Email spam filters are sometime too zealous so don't forget to always check your spam box in case a good news ends up there!
reede, 22. august 2014
European Short Pitch 2015
Call for projects – European Short Pitch 2015
Deadline for entries: 30th of September 2014
European Short Pitch is back for its ninth edition. Writers, directors and producers can apply for the initiative that helps people with the development of international short film projects.
European Short Pitch is an initiative aimed at promoting the European coproduction of short films. It combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency and a coproduction forum bringing together scriptwriters and industry professionals from all over Europe.
Selected on the basis of their short film projects, 20 European talents gather to discuss, rewrite, and learn to promote their stories on a European level with the support of 5 tutors. They eventually pitch their projects in front of a panel of 55 producers, financers, buyers, and distributors.
European Short Pitch is composed of a scriptwriting workshop in residency, a coproduction forum, and an on-line session in between:
- The scriptwriting workshop in residency will take place from the 5th till the 11th of January 2015 in Poznan, Poland.
- The on-line session (from 12th of January till 25th of February 2015) represents an opportunity for participants to rewrite their scripts following the scriptwriting workshop, and to get up to two feedback sessions from their tutors.
- The coproduction forum will take place from the 5th till the 9th of March 2015 (Place to be Confirmed)
Deadline for entries: 30th of September 2014
http://nisimasa.com/wp/
All the communication about the event and the applications can be directed to the following address: europeanshortpitch@nisimasa.com
Deadline for entries: 30th of September 2014
European Short Pitch is back for its ninth edition. Writers, directors and producers can apply for the initiative that helps people with the development of international short film projects.
European Short Pitch is an initiative aimed at promoting the European coproduction of short films. It combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency and a coproduction forum bringing together scriptwriters and industry professionals from all over Europe.
Selected on the basis of their short film projects, 20 European talents gather to discuss, rewrite, and learn to promote their stories on a European level with the support of 5 tutors. They eventually pitch their projects in front of a panel of 55 producers, financers, buyers, and distributors.
European Short Pitch is composed of a scriptwriting workshop in residency, a coproduction forum, and an on-line session in between:
- The scriptwriting workshop in residency will take place from the 5th till the 11th of January 2015 in Poznan, Poland.
- The on-line session (from 12th of January till 25th of February 2015) represents an opportunity for participants to rewrite their scripts following the scriptwriting workshop, and to get up to two feedback sessions from their tutors.
- The coproduction forum will take place from the 5th till the 9th of March 2015 (Place to be Confirmed)
Deadline for entries: 30th of September 2014
http://nisimasa.com/wp/
All the communication about the event and the applications can be directed to the following address: europeanshortpitch@nisimasa.com
International Script Pitch 2014 for short films
interfilm Berlin & 25p *MEDIA GROUP present in cooperation with NISI MASA and daazo World of Shorts:
INTERNATIONAL SCRIPT PITCH 2014 - CALL FOR ENTRIES
We're looking for captivating screenplays and pitches for short films that blow us away! Three fabulous awards await you!
WIN
•Our first prize of €1000 cash from 25p *MEDIA GROUP and the opportunity to be presented on the pitch page of WOSH Issue, Cannes 2015;
•The chance to participate in the European Short Pitch 2015 by NISI MASA;
•One whole year of the festival strategy service provided by daazo
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15 SEPTEMBER 2014
First off, a pre-selection committee will select 8 applicants to attend the Script Pitch programme. In addition to the Script Pitch competition, which will be held at 2 pm on Friday, 14 November 2014 all participants are provided with a practical and stimulating workshop programme to accompany the competition. interForum has scheduled the following courses for all Script Pitch contestants:
SCRIPT LAB // 10 - 12 November 2014
PITCH TRAINING // 13 November 2014
COMPETITION // 14 November 2014
Script Pitch contestants will have 5 minutes to present their ideas to our jury of film, production and media professionals: Dániel Deák (filmmaker, founder of daazo/ World Of Shorts Magazine, Hungary), Tobias Munthe (producer/Flickbook Films, UK) and Tidi von Tiedemann (director, producer/ Kontrastfilm, Germany). Directly after each pitch, participants will be given a brief individual appraisal by the international jury. A Meet & Greet for competitors and the audience will be held afterwards, to maximize the interlinking of creative and industry professionals in an open forum.
To register, please complete our application form.
Send the completed form to Andrea Rey | andrea.r@interfilm.de
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15 SEPTEMBER 2014
Script Pitch contestants will be notified at the end of September.
CONDITIONS
•Applicants must be over 18 to enter.
•The competition focus is on the pitch as well as the script. There is no need to send a finished script, all original ideas are welcome. The Script Pitch places particular emphasis on the combination of both a captivating script and a convincing delivery in front of the jury.
•All scripts must be for a short fiction film under 20 minutes (either live-action or animation).
•As the competition and workshops will be held entirely in English, you must be able to express yourself in English, both written and orally to take part in the programme.
•Although it is free of charge to participate in the Script Pitch, we kindly ask participants to organise and pay for their own travel and accommodation.
•Upon application you automatically confirm that you will be able to take part in the competition on the given terms and that you will organise your travel and stay in Berlin.
•Applicants are required to be in Berlin from 10 - 15 November 2014.
•interfilm Festival accreditation passes will be provided free of charge for up to 2 members of each project participating at the Script Pitch.
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interfilm Berlin Management GmbH
Tempelhofer Ufer 1a
10961 Berlin
Tel +49 30 25291320
interfilm@interfilm.de
www.interfilm.de
INTERNATIONAL SCRIPT PITCH 2014 - CALL FOR ENTRIES
We're looking for captivating screenplays and pitches for short films that blow us away! Three fabulous awards await you!
WIN
•Our first prize of €1000 cash from 25p *MEDIA GROUP and the opportunity to be presented on the pitch page of WOSH Issue, Cannes 2015;
•The chance to participate in the European Short Pitch 2015 by NISI MASA;
•One whole year of the festival strategy service provided by daazo
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15 SEPTEMBER 2014
First off, a pre-selection committee will select 8 applicants to attend the Script Pitch programme. In addition to the Script Pitch competition, which will be held at 2 pm on Friday, 14 November 2014 all participants are provided with a practical and stimulating workshop programme to accompany the competition. interForum has scheduled the following courses for all Script Pitch contestants:
SCRIPT LAB // 10 - 12 November 2014
PITCH TRAINING // 13 November 2014
COMPETITION // 14 November 2014
Script Pitch contestants will have 5 minutes to present their ideas to our jury of film, production and media professionals: Dániel Deák (filmmaker, founder of daazo/ World Of Shorts Magazine, Hungary), Tobias Munthe (producer/Flickbook Films, UK) and Tidi von Tiedemann (director, producer/ Kontrastfilm, Germany). Directly after each pitch, participants will be given a brief individual appraisal by the international jury. A Meet & Greet for competitors and the audience will be held afterwards, to maximize the interlinking of creative and industry professionals in an open forum.
To register, please complete our application form.
Send the completed form to Andrea Rey | andrea.r@interfilm.de
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15 SEPTEMBER 2014
Script Pitch contestants will be notified at the end of September.
CONDITIONS
•Applicants must be over 18 to enter.
•The competition focus is on the pitch as well as the script. There is no need to send a finished script, all original ideas are welcome. The Script Pitch places particular emphasis on the combination of both a captivating script and a convincing delivery in front of the jury.
•All scripts must be for a short fiction film under 20 minutes (either live-action or animation).
•As the competition and workshops will be held entirely in English, you must be able to express yourself in English, both written and orally to take part in the programme.
•Although it is free of charge to participate in the Script Pitch, we kindly ask participants to organise and pay for their own travel and accommodation.
•Upon application you automatically confirm that you will be able to take part in the competition on the given terms and that you will organise your travel and stay in Berlin.
•Applicants are required to be in Berlin from 10 - 15 November 2014.
•interfilm Festival accreditation passes will be provided free of charge for up to 2 members of each project participating at the Script Pitch.
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interfilm Berlin Management GmbH
Tempelhofer Ufer 1a
10961 Berlin
Tel +49 30 25291320
interfilm@interfilm.de
www.interfilm.de
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reede, 23. mai 2014
Les Enfants Terribles - European First Film Festival
Les inscriptions pour la deuxième édition des Enfants terribles, festival des premiers films européens, sont ouvertes et possibles jusqu’au 31 juillet 2014.
Sont acceptés en pré-sélection :
• Les premiers courts-métrages professionnels et/ou auto-produits (les œuvres antérieures réalisées pour la télévision ou dans le cadre d’une école de cinéma ne sont pas comptabilisées).
• Les films d’écoles.
• Réalisés après le 1er janvier 2013.
• D’une durée maximale de 30 minutes.
• Produits ou coproduits majoritairement en Europe*.
Avant de nous faire parvenir vos films, merci de prendre connaissance du règlement ci-dessous. Les DVDs des films, accompagnés des documents d’inscription dument remplis, doivent être déposés ou envoyés à l’adresse suivante :
Les Enfants terribles FIDEC asbl
Avenue Delchambre, 7a
4500 Huy
Belgique
Les inscriptions par e-mail sont autorisées.
Les fichiers ou liens, obligatoirement accompagnés des documents d’inscription dument complétés, doivent être envoyés à l’adresse info@fidec.be.
Les réalisateurs des films sélectionnés seront prévenus par mail début septembre.
* Produits ou coproduits majoritairement dans un des Etats membres de l’Union européenne ou des Etats suivants : Albanie, Andorre, Arménie, Azerbaïdjan, Biélorussie, Bosnie-Herzégovine, Géorgie, Islande, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, Macédoine, Moldavie, Monaco, Monténégro, Norvège, Russie, Saint-Marin, Serbie, Suisse, Turquie, Ukraine.
www.fidec.be
Sont acceptés en pré-sélection :
• Les premiers courts-métrages professionnels et/ou auto-produits (les œuvres antérieures réalisées pour la télévision ou dans le cadre d’une école de cinéma ne sont pas comptabilisées).
• Les films d’écoles.
• Réalisés après le 1er janvier 2013.
• D’une durée maximale de 30 minutes.
• Produits ou coproduits majoritairement en Europe*.
Avant de nous faire parvenir vos films, merci de prendre connaissance du règlement ci-dessous. Les DVDs des films, accompagnés des documents d’inscription dument remplis, doivent être déposés ou envoyés à l’adresse suivante :
Les Enfants terribles FIDEC asbl
Avenue Delchambre, 7a
4500 Huy
Belgique
Les inscriptions par e-mail sont autorisées.
Les fichiers ou liens, obligatoirement accompagnés des documents d’inscription dument complétés, doivent être envoyés à l’adresse info@fidec.be.
Les réalisateurs des films sélectionnés seront prévenus par mail début septembre.
* Produits ou coproduits majoritairement dans un des Etats membres de l’Union européenne ou des Etats suivants : Albanie, Andorre, Arménie, Azerbaïdjan, Biélorussie, Bosnie-Herzégovine, Géorgie, Islande, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, Macédoine, Moldavie, Monaco, Monténégro, Norvège, Russie, Saint-Marin, Serbie, Suisse, Turquie, Ukraine.
www.fidec.be
kolmapäev, 21. mai 2014
Brest European Short Film Festival
The 29th edition of the Brest European Short Film Festival will take place from 11 till 16, November 2014.
Submission begins: February 15th, 2014
Submission deadline: June 15th, 2014
Registrations conditions:
Genre: Fiction
Screening format: HD video format. Beta, 35mm and DVD formats are not allowed for screening.
Running time: 30 minutes maximum
Copyright: 2013 & 2014
Production: European Union countries, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
http://www.filmcourt.fr/Festival-2014-6531-0-0-0.html
Submission begins: February 15th, 2014
Submission deadline: June 15th, 2014
Registrations conditions:
Genre: Fiction
Screening format: HD video format. Beta, 35mm and DVD formats are not allowed for screening.
Running time: 30 minutes maximum
Copyright: 2013 & 2014
Production: European Union countries, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
http://www.filmcourt.fr/Festival-2014-6531-0-0-0.html
Videokonkurss "Mina ja Euroopa Liit"
League of Young Voters pikendab videokonkursi tähtaega. Uueks tähtajaks on 23. mai kell 21.00.
Millisena paistab sinule Euroopa Liit siit väikesest Eestist? Mis probleemidega tegeleb Euroopa Parlament? Mida Euroopa Parlamendi kandidaadid valimistel lubavad ja miks just seda?
Saada meile oma nägemus teemal "Mina ja Euroopa Liit". Filmida võib nii videokaameraga kui hea kvaliteediga telefonikaameraga. Samuti tohib konkursile saata animeeritud videoid.
Videokonkursi esikoha auhinnaks on GoPro videokaamera Hero3: Silver Edition. Konkursi ülejäänud auhinnad on välja pannud Tartu, Lõunakeskuse, City Arena ja Viimsi Seikluspargid.
Konkursi tingimused:
- Video peab olema 1-5 minutit pikk
- Pärast meile video saatmist, on meil õigus seda levitada League of Young Voters projektiga seotud lehekülgedel ja üritustel.
Video tuleb saata aadressile info@nooredvalima.ee
Millisena paistab sinule Euroopa Liit siit väikesest Eestist? Mis probleemidega tegeleb Euroopa Parlament? Mida Euroopa Parlamendi kandidaadid valimistel lubavad ja miks just seda?
Saada meile oma nägemus teemal "Mina ja Euroopa Liit". Filmida võib nii videokaameraga kui hea kvaliteediga telefonikaameraga. Samuti tohib konkursile saata animeeritud videoid.
Videokonkursi esikoha auhinnaks on GoPro videokaamera Hero3: Silver Edition. Konkursi ülejäänud auhinnad on välja pannud Tartu, Lõunakeskuse, City Arena ja Viimsi Seikluspargid.
Konkursi tingimused:
- Video peab olema 1-5 minutit pikk
- Pärast meile video saatmist, on meil õigus seda levitada League of Young Voters projektiga seotud lehekülgedel ja üritustel.
Video tuleb saata aadressile info@nooredvalima.ee
laupäev, 5. aprill 2014
Short film competition "Europe: Unlimited"
Topic of the Year 'Zukunftsort: EUROPA' at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, in cooperation with interfilm Berlin, the Deutsche Kinemathek, the Film and Television University 'Konrad Wolf' (HFF) Potsdam and filmArche, calls on film-makers throughout Europe to participate by submitting films for the Forum EUROPE: UNLIMITED Competition.
The short films submitted should find answers to the question: 'Is there such a thing as Europe and if so how many?' All genres are permitted: the short films can reveal points of view on Europe in narrative shorts, animations, documentaries through to experimental film. The films should be no more than three years old and no longer than ca. 15 minutes in length. Closing date for submissions is 31 July 2014.
Three prizes will be awarded:
1st Prize 2,500 €
2nd Prize 1,000 €
3rd Prize 500 €
The selected films will be presented in mid-November 2014 at the two-day Forum EUROPE: UNLIMITED, at which topics of relevance to Europe will be debated between academia and the public sphere. The highpoint of the event is the award ceremony on 14 November 2014.
On the online platform www.europe-unlimited.eu some contributions can already be viewed and discussed in advance. The submissions there are not necessarily part of the competition and may not be more than three years old. More information and the competition rules can be found at EUROPE: UNLIMITED.
About EUROPE: UNLIMITED
Europe is more than an institution, an economic and currency union. Europe is a cultural and legal sphere with a definition that shifts depending on who defines it and when, and who is presenting visions of the continent's future. Europe is thus always the place where Europe is being re-designed - even in the current crises. The fact of Europe's heterogeneity is often obscured in public perceptions by a unitary narrative of 'Europe'. But is Europe a real, functioning place, or just a group of places with shared outer borders? What holds Europe together and what drives it apart - where do old solidarities end and new ones form? How can people with very different ideas of life and different cultural and social backgrounds successfully live together? And how are we experiencing the current crises: as European - anti-European - global?
The Forum EUROPE: UNLIMITED wants to encourage the discovery of new narratives for Europe and to illuminate original wishes for the future. Europe will be given complex expression in the Forum debates between scholars and film-makers discussing around 20 selected films.
The Competition is interested in individual points of view. It should not be about academic analyses: rather, the submissions should reveal authentic images of the current mood and describe large, small or just unusual aspects of the diverse forms taken by Europe. We invite film-makers to make their own contribution to fruitful dialogue at the interface between art and academia, one that shakes off conventional thinking about Europe and offers long-lasting inspiration for the future. Counter monotony, and film for diversity!
The short films submitted should find answers to the question: 'Is there such a thing as Europe and if so how many?' All genres are permitted: the short films can reveal points of view on Europe in narrative shorts, animations, documentaries through to experimental film. The films should be no more than three years old and no longer than ca. 15 minutes in length. Closing date for submissions is 31 July 2014.
Three prizes will be awarded:
1st Prize 2,500 €
2nd Prize 1,000 €
3rd Prize 500 €
The selected films will be presented in mid-November 2014 at the two-day Forum EUROPE: UNLIMITED, at which topics of relevance to Europe will be debated between academia and the public sphere. The highpoint of the event is the award ceremony on 14 November 2014.
On the online platform www.europe-unlimited.eu some contributions can already be viewed and discussed in advance. The submissions there are not necessarily part of the competition and may not be more than three years old. More information and the competition rules can be found at EUROPE: UNLIMITED.
About EUROPE: UNLIMITED
Europe is more than an institution, an economic and currency union. Europe is a cultural and legal sphere with a definition that shifts depending on who defines it and when, and who is presenting visions of the continent's future. Europe is thus always the place where Europe is being re-designed - even in the current crises. The fact of Europe's heterogeneity is often obscured in public perceptions by a unitary narrative of 'Europe'. But is Europe a real, functioning place, or just a group of places with shared outer borders? What holds Europe together and what drives it apart - where do old solidarities end and new ones form? How can people with very different ideas of life and different cultural and social backgrounds successfully live together? And how are we experiencing the current crises: as European - anti-European - global?
The Forum EUROPE: UNLIMITED wants to encourage the discovery of new narratives for Europe and to illuminate original wishes for the future. Europe will be given complex expression in the Forum debates between scholars and film-makers discussing around 20 selected films.
The Competition is interested in individual points of view. It should not be about academic analyses: rather, the submissions should reveal authentic images of the current mood and describe large, small or just unusual aspects of the diverse forms taken by Europe. We invite film-makers to make their own contribution to fruitful dialogue at the interface between art and academia, one that shakes off conventional thinking about Europe and offers long-lasting inspiration for the future. Counter monotony, and film for diversity!
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