ConectaLAB es un laboratorio audiovisual organizado por la Asociación CREA y patrocinado por la Xunta de Galicia, dirigido a guionistas y directores de Galicia que estén desarrollando proyectos de largometraje o series, tanto de ficción como documentales. El plazo de postulación para la edición 2026 está abierto desde el 27 de octubre hasta el 20 de diciembre de 2025. Los proyectos seleccionados participarán en una residencia artística de siete días, que se realizará del 14 al 20 de abril de 2026 en la Isla de San Simón, Pontevedra. La convocatoria es exclusivamente para proyectos de autoría gallega, por lo que no acepta postulaciones internacionales. ConectaLAB está orientado al desarrollo creativo y escritura de guion y ofrece asesorías especializadas de guión y dirección durante la residencia. Acepta proyectos en los siguientes formatos y géneros: largometrajes de ficción, largometrajes documentales, series de TV de ficción y series de TV documentales. Para ser evaluables, las propuestas deben contar con, al menos, una primera versión completa de guion para largometrajes o una primera versión de piloto en el caso de series, junto con un dossier del proyecto. El laboratorio seleccionará un máximo de seis proyectos para participar en esta experiencia intensiva.
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ConectaLAB
El tema de los guiones es completamente libre y podrá pertenecer a cualquier género. Todas las obras que se presenten deberán ser originales. En caso de que el concursante utilice como base del guión una novela, un cuento o algún texto de otro autor, el concursante deberá incluir en su inscripción la autorización correspondiente del autor de la obra original.
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Concurso de guiones - IBIZACINEFEST
The Co-Pro Pitching Sessions 2026 are part of the Series Mania Forum and are aimed at live-action fiction series projects in development seeking international co-production and financing. This initiative functions as a professional pitching forum, designed to connect producers with potential partners, financiers, and distributors.
The call opens on October 7, 2025, with a submission deadline of December 1, 2025. The program is open to international applicants, welcoming producers from all countries. Eligible projects must be live-action fiction series, excluding animation and documentary, with a minimum of three episodes, each lasting at least 26 minutes.
The event will take place in person in Lille, France, as part of the Series Mania Forum. The main activities will be held from March 24 to March 26, 2026, including pitching sessions and one-to-one meetings with industry professionals. Selected projects will also benefit from online coaching sessions scheduled between February and March 2026.
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SERIES MANIA FORUM
The IBF Classic call from the IDFA Bertha Fund targets filmmakers from selected countries in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Oceania working on creative documentaries. It aims to support projects in development, production, or post-production. The call primarily accepts feature-length documentaries, though some short films may qualify if they meet quality and country criteria. Series, interactive projects, or academic content are not eligible.
Applications for the 2026 round close on February 10, 2026. After review by experts and a selection committee, results are generally announced in April or May, at which point selected filmmakers receive funding. There is no formal award ceremony, but funded projects may be showcased at festivals or industry markets for visibility.
The program focuses on supporting high-quality documentary productions with international potential, offering financial support and industry exposure.
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IBF Classic - IDFA
ComedyLab 2026 is a comedy project development lab organized by TorinoFilmLab in Italy. It is open to screenwriters and comedians worldwide, aiming to develop feature-length comedy projects through in-person and online workshops. All project materials must be submitted in English, which is also the working language of the workshops and activities.
The program runs from March to November 2026 and includes multiple sessions: a preliminary workshop in Turin at the end of February, workshops in Belgium and Poland in April and June, online sessions in September and October, and a final project presentation in Turin in November.
Applications are open internationally until December 12, 2025, and focus exclusively on feature-length comedy projects. Participants without a project can also join to collaborate on selected projects.
ComedyLab provides an opportunity to strengthen comedic writing skills, creative collaboration, and the professional development of projects within the audiovisual industry.
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ComedyLab - TFL
