To Ibero-American filmmakers, filmmakers, producers and film directors to participate in the Co-Production; Financing Forum for feature film projects and fiction, docuseries and animation series in an advanced development phase.
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Call for Co-Production and Financing Forum - Iberseries & Platino Industry
To Ibero-American filmmakers, filmmakers, producers and film directors to participate in the Co-Production; Financing Forum for feature film projects and fiction, docuseries and animation series in an advanced development phase.
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Pitch Calls for Platforms and Production Companies - Iberseries & Platinum Industry
II Laboratory for the Development of Cinematographic Projects for Indigenous and Afro-descendant Filmmakers from Latin America. Within the framework of its twenty-second edition, the Morelia International Film Festival (FICM), through Morelia Pro, and the IBERMEDIA Program, with the support of NETFLIX, call for participation in the II Film Project Development Laboratory to Indigenous and Afro-descendant Filmmakers from Latin America that will take place from October 16 to 20, 2024 in the city of Morelia, in Michoacán, Mexico.
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FICM - Laboratory for Indigenous and Afro-descendant Filmmakers from Latin America
Organized by IBAIA (Association of Independent Audiovisual Producers of the Basque Country), in collaboration with the San Sebastián Festival, this forum is a space to present documentary projects to potential funders and experts from the audiovisual and cinematographic sector. It is also a meeting point for professionals in the sector linked to the documentary genre.
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SSIFF - Lau Haizetara
The 48 takes place on different weekends in different cities throughout the year. In each city local Film Teams—from beginners to pro's--compete to make a short film in only a weekend! Do you and your friends have what it takes to make a film on the fly?
It all begins with the Friday night Kickoff event when you and teams in your city draw genres out of a hat and receive the required elements for your film.
Then it is off to the races—writing, shooting and editing and doing whatever it takes to submit your short film on Sunday night.
The big payoff is seeing your masterpiece in the big screen at a local theater. Every film, both on-time and late, will screen. There is nothing better than seeing your film with an audience and seeing firsthand how they react to your movie.
At the city awards event, the winning films—as determined by local judges—are announced. More than a dozen awards are given—from Best Acting to Best Directing to the top prize: Best Film.
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The 48 Hour Film Project
