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Project Market Tbilisi

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Countries: Georgia
Deadline:05.06.2012
Start:24.07.2012
End:27.07.2012

he aim of the workshop is to give young filmmakers from the region a first insight into international co-productions. A pitching training prepares them for organized speed-dating and one-on-one meetings with four young German producers. Benefiting from their experiences and consultance the filmmakers learn how to briefly present their project idea within a scheduled time and to generate interest. It is the first move to find a team partner in order to apply for the Robert Bosch Stiftung Co-Production Prize.


Taking place July 24-27, the workshop includes seminars and pitching training sessions for seven projects from Georgia. Application deadline: June 5.


Producers and directors are eligible for participation. About 7 short film projects will be selected from Georgia (short fiction, short documentary, short animation).

Required documents (in English):
- Application form (issued by Georgian National Film Center)
- CV
- Motivation letter (in the form issued by the Georgian National Film Center)
- Produced films on DVD (1 copy)
- Short project description
- Synopsis or script of the film
- Film budget (working version)

Project selection procedure:
Stage 1: Selection of participants
Stage 2: Selection of projects by the international jury
Stage 3: interview with the selected participants
Stage 4: Meetings with co-producers
Stage 5: In certain cases, submission of projects for the Co-Production Prize of the Robert Bosch Stiftung.


Projects can be submitted until June 5, 2012.


Contact: Georgian National Film Center, Ketie Danelia, k.danelia@gnfc.ge, T: +995 32 999 200


Contact:
Project Market Tbilisi Georgian National Film Center
Tbilisi
Phone:
+995 329 992 00
Email:
k.danelia@gnfc.ge
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