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Archidoc Workshop Seeks Archive-based Projects

Themerson & Themerson (dir. Wiktoria Szymanska, The Netherlands / England / France / Poland 2010)
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Archidoc, a workshop for archive-based documentaries run by La fémis, is accepting submissions for the 2012/2013 workshop cycle until September 6. The first two sessions take place in Lisbon and Paris; the final leg is scheduled for the beginning of March in Prague.

 

Archidoc is a three-session archive-based documentary development workshop. The 2012 Archidoc will be tutored by, among others, Catherine Bernstein, an experienced doc filmmaker, and Thierry Garrel, producer, founder and ex-director of ARTE TV documentary department. Tutored synopsis rewriting, re-editing of a trailer, master classes, conferences, pitch.


Application deadline: September 6, 2012. Complete regulations here. To apply, please fill out an online form.


Session 1: Lisbon (Portugal), October 15 - 21, 2012.
Session 2: Paris (France), December 3 - 8, 2012.
Session 3: Prague (Czech Republic), 4 days early March, 2013.

The workshop is designed for up to 10 participants. Working language: English. The fee of 2,000 euros includes tuition and follow-up costs. Training grants are available for a limited number of participants. All participants get a travel grant for the 3 workshop sessions.

Archidoc was established in 2004 under La fémis and is supported by the EU MEDIA Programme, Apordoc, Portugal and by the Institute of Documentary Film and One World Festival, Czech Republic.


Contact:
Héléna Fantl, Project Manager: helena.fantl(at)femis.fr / T: +33 1 53 41 21 42
Anne Lebelle, Workshop Assistant: anne.lebelle(at)femis.fr / T: +33 1 53 41 21 40

 

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