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EX ORIENTE FILM WORKSHOP: OPEN PROGRAMME

date:
31.03.2008
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The first session of the year-long Ex Oriente Film workshop includes an open programme that offers a number of screenings and discussions with international documentary filmmakers. This year the focus will be on 3 awarded Danish directors - Eva Mulvad, Phie Ambo and Pernille Rose Groenkjaer - who will be joined by Debra Zimmerman, one of North America's most progressive independent distributors, to discuss Denmark's booming documentary industry as well as alternative distribution channels. Local producers and directors will be able to consult their projects with established experts, producers, directors and distributors. Vienna / April 9 - 13, 2008.


EX ORIENTE FILM - the year-long workshop for creative documentaries

invites you to its open program

VIENNA, April 9 – 13, 2008

  • Screenings
  • Consultations for Filmmakers by doc experts
  • Lectures

 

Photo: Mechanical Love (dir: Phie Ambo)


Venue of all events:
Hotel KOLPINGHAUS WIEN-ZENTRAL
Gumpendorferstrasse 39, 1060 Vienna
More information about the workshop available HERE.

 

 

Wednesday – April 9, 2008

14.00 – 18.00 Room B
BoostConvergeWorkshop
Will be of particular interest for any filmmakers, musicians and web enthusiasts keen to learn how to get their work online. The workshop will introduce you to tools, technologies and available services for encoding, uploading and sharing your films, podcasts and video blogs online using, free and open source software such as Broadcast Machine. Tutor: Adnan Hadzi, Newmedia (UK)

 


Thursday – April 10, 2008

16:00-18:00 Meeting Point: Hotel Lobby
Open Consultation for Austrian filmmakers and producers
Austrian filmmakers and producers are invited to consult their documentary projects with experienced experts, producers, directors and distributors. Consultants: Tue Steen Müller (independent consultant, Denmark), Marijke Rawie (ExpertDocs, Netherlands), Mikael Opstrup (Final Cut Productions, Denmark), Debra Zimmerman (Women Make Movies, USA), Eva Mulvad (film director, Denmark), Phie Ambo (film director, Denmark), and Pernille Rose Groenkjaer (film director, Denmark).

 


Friday – April 11, 2008

15.00 – 17.00 Room A
The Danish Way - Vienna Documentary Panel
Open discussion: Three outstanding documentary filmmakers - Eva Mulvad, Phie Ambo and Pernille Rose Groenkjaer - and distributor Debra Zimmerman will open the topic of Danish documentary boom and alternative forms of distribution. Moderated by Marijke Rawie.

 

20:00-23:00 Room A
The Monastery - Mr. Vig and the Nun
(2006, Denmark, 84 min, dir. Pernille Rose Groenkjaer)
A night with Pernille Rose Gronkjaer will bring a screening of the award winning and one of the most successful documentaries of the past three years (Awards: Joris Ivens Award, IDFA 2006; Grand Prix, Chicago IDFF 2007; Award for Best Documentary Film, BODIL Awards, Copenhagen 2007) and the director’s master class with the open discussion. Moderator: Hana Rezková

 

 

Saturday – April 12, 2008

09:00-11:00 Room A
Enemies of Happiness
(2006, Denmark, 58 min, dir. Eva Mulvad)
A documentary film by Eva Mulvad (Silver Wolf Award, IDFA 2006; World Cinema Jury Prize: Documentary Film, Sundance FF 2007), will be followed by Q & A. Moderator: Hana Rezková

 

 

 


Registration for open sessions until April 7, 2008 at:
After Image Productions
Angela Leucht, leucht@afterimage.at
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date:
31.03.2008
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