07/10/2022 - The festival announces its international pitching event with a focus on science fiction, fantasy and horror feature films and series, which will take place on 10 and 13 October
07/10/2022 - The festival announces its international pitching event with a focus on science fiction, fantasy and horror feature films and series, which will take place on 10 and 13 October
Five new projects have been selected for the fourth iteration of La Incubadora cineuropa.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from cineuropa.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Five new projects have been selected for the fourth iteration of La Incubadora
Director Jaione Camborda, whose new project,
El cuerno del centeno, has been picked for this year’s edition
The fourth edition of La Incubadora (part of The Screen, a programme run by the Madrid School of Cinematography and Audiovisual Studies (EMAC) aimed at promoting up-and-coming Spanish talent) kicks off this month, with workshops designed to support the development of five new feature films. Over the coming months, the teams behind each project will benefit from professional mentoring from the likes of
Juan Cavestany (director of
Marisa Fernández Armenteros (
‘Still Life,’ ‘Fieras,’ ‘Horn’ Selected by Madrid’s ECAM Incubator (EXCLUSIVE) Variety 3 hrs ago
Jaione Camborda’s “The Rye Horn,” Enrique Buleo’s “Still Life with Ghosts” and Eva Saiz’s “Casa de fieras” feature among a bevy of new Spanish film projects to be offered at the 4th Madrid-based Incubator.
A mentorship program hosted by Madrid’s ECAM Film School, the Incubator has fast consolidated as one of the foremost development labs in Spain targeting producers of first and second features.
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The 4th Incubator runs from April through October.
Projects were chosen from a preselection made from over 200 submitted projects led by The Screen program manager Gemma Vidal. All Incubator’s projects receive €10,000 ($11,820) for development. As valuable, however, will be the tutorship led, among directors, by Arantxa Echevarría (“Carmen & Lola”), Rodrigo Sorogoyen (“May God Save Us”), Juan Cavestany (“Spanish Shame”)