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Pitch.Doc

Pitching Forum
Countries: Georgia
Deadline:24.09.2010
Start:08.12.2010
End:11.12.2010

Pitch.Doc, a documentary pitching session, takes place under the Tbilisi International Film festival (TIFF). The Pitching Session is open for documentary film projects in development.
Georgia, as convenient geographical location, has an important role being meeting point for neighbors like Armenia and Azerbaijan, Ukraine and Moldova. We would like to use this opportunity in order to create an open space for meeting documentary filmmakers from different countries. Furthermore, to give them a chance to find additional funding sources fortheir projects.
Why documentary? Project participant countries, all having the same communist past, are still in difficult transitional process from being a Soviet state to becoming European country. This effort is complicated, but very interesting to depict, especially for documentary filmmakers. We hope that meeting will support co-productions and collaborations between participant countries and create useful networking platform in future.

www.sakdoc.ge


Pitching Session for documentary film projects in development from following countries: Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Russia: December 8 - 11, 2010.


CONDITIONS:
Participation is open for the directors or producers having full length documentary film project in development. Event will include two days preparation training (panel discussions, workshops). Participants will pitch the project to qualified commission consisting from at least 10 members (some of them participants of the festival), film directors, producers, representatives of international funds, production companies, commissioning editors etc. Pitching session will be facilitated with an experienced moderator.

Submissions are free of charge.
Application forms received after this date will not be considered.


Contact:
Pitch.Doc 164, David Agmashenebeli av.
0112 Tbilisi
Phone:
+995 774 432 72
WWW:
www.tbilisifilmfestival.ge
Email:
anna@sakdoc.ge
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