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Lysann Windisch • Head of programme, NEXT WAVE

Lysann Windisch â¢ Head of programme, NEXT WAVE âThe goal is to enable and empower young talents to shape the future of film exhibitionâ (Â© MIKA fotografie) NEXT WAVE, the Berlin-based, nine-month professional training programme focused on the cinephilia of the future and the development of international film markets, is accepting applications until 31 May 2021 for next yearâs programme, which runs from October until June. The focus areas are past and current patterns and release strategies; the impact of streaming and the role of intermediaries; digital forms of marketing and data-driven strategies; curatorship across all media, audience development and the building of cinephile communities; and market norms, business structures and methods used in the start-up world. The programme fee is â¬4,000, which includes costs for travel, accommodation, and accreditations for study trips to the La FÃ©mis French National Film School, International Film Festival

City ofUnited kingdomErwinm schmidtBobby allenSten kristian saluveerJohanna koljonenLysann windischVasilis marmatakisVanja kaludjercicMatthijs wouter knolMaddy probstEuropean film academyFrench national film schoolInternational film festival rotterdamEuropean film marketCannes march

Lysann Windisch • Head of programme, NEXT WAVE

Lysann Windisch â¢ Head of programme, NEXT WAVE âThe goal is to enable and empower young talents to shape the future of film exhibitionâ (Â© MIKA fotografie) NEXT WAVE, the Berlin-based, nine-month professional training programme focused on the cinephilia of the future and the development of international film markets, is accepting applications until 31 May 2021 for next yearâs programme, which runs from October until June. The focus areas are past and current patterns and release strategies; the impact of streaming and the role of intermediaries; digital forms of marketing and data-driven strategies; curatorship across all media, audience development and the building of cinephile communities; and market norms, business structures and methods used in the start-up world. The programme fee is â¬4,000, which includes costs for travel, accommodation, and accreditations for study trips to the La FÃ©mis French National Film School, International Film Festival

City ofUnited kingdomErwinm schmidtBobby allenSten kristian saluveerJohanna koljonenLysann windischVasilis marmatakisVanja kaludjercicMatthijs wouter knolMaddy probstEuropean film academyFrench national film schoolInternational film festival rotterdamEuropean film marketCannes march

Lysann Windisch • Head of programme, NEXT WAVE - Industry Report: European Film Schools

(Â© MIKA fotografie) NEXT WAVE, the Berlin-based, nine-month professional training programme focused on the cinephilia of the future and the development of international film markets, is accepting applications until 31 May 2021 for next yearâs programme, which runs from October until June. The focus areas are past and current patterns and release strategies; the impact of streaming and the role of intermediaries; digital forms of marketing and data-driven strategies; curatorship across all media, audience development and the building of cinephile communities; and market norms, business structures and methods used in the start-up world. The programme fee is â¬4,000, which includes costs for travel, accommodation, and accreditations for study trips to the La FÃ©mis French National Film School, International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), the European Film Market at the Berlinale, and the Cannes MarchÃ© du Film.

City ofUnited kingdomErwinm schmidtBobby allenSten kristian saluveerJohanna koljonenLysann windischVasilis marmatakisVanja kaludjercicMatthijs wouter knolMaddy probstEuropean film academyFrench national film schoolInternational film festival rotterdamEuropean film marketCannes march

The 3rd European Film Politics Seminar explores the role of the independent audiovisual industry - Industry Report: European Policy

BERLINALE 2021: Hosted by the European Film Market, the virtual talk saw the participation of several industry decision makers and professionals The conditions necessary to create a thriving environment for independent audiovisual productions through investment obligations, levies and sustainable contractual practices were the main topic tackled by 3 (The article continues below - Commercial information) After opening remarks from EFM’s director Dennis Ruh, Berlinale’s executive director Mariette Rissenbeek and Melanie Goodfellow, introduced the first speaker, EFAD’s Secretary General Julie-Jeanne Régnault, who briefly talked through the work of EFAD in keeping track of industry and regulation changes in the sector, overseeing 35 different audiovisual centres, and the European landscape of implemented investment obligations and levies.

Mariette rissenbeekErwinm schmidtDennis ruhPauline durand vialleNatasa bucarMarc missonnierChaby vazFriedrich radmannKarim ibourkiChris marcichDoreen boonekampMelanie goodfellowAlexandra lebretJanine jackowskiMariela besuievskyFederation of european screen directors

The 3rd European Film Politics Seminar explores the role of the independent audiovisual industry

04/03/2021 - BERLINALE 2021: Hosted by the European Film Market, the virtual talk saw the participation of several industry decision makers and professionals

Mariette rissenbeekErwinm schmidtDenis ruhPauline durand vialleNatasa bucarMarc missonnierChaby vazFriedrich radmannKarim ibourkiChris marcichDoreen boonekampMelanie goodfellowAlexandra lebretJanine jackowskiMariela besuievskyFederation of european screen directors

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