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Durban FilmMart 2011 appel à candidatures
octobre 2010 | Appels à contributions / candidatures | Cinéma/TV | Afrique du Sud
Français
La date de clôture est le 15 février 2011
La seconde édition du marché du film de Durban (Durban FilmMart) aura lieu du 22 au 25 juillet 2011 lors de la 32 ème édition du Festival International du film de Durban (21-31July). Durban FilmMart vise à créer des partenariats et à soutenir le développement et la production du cinéma africain, Durban FilmMart vise principalement à la visibilité des projets du continent africain, à créer des possibilités de réseautage avec des coproducteurs éventuels et d’autres partenaires de l’industrie cinématographique et à agir comme une étape pour alimenter les marchés de la coproduction.
L’appel pour soumettre des projets pour les 2nd Durban FilmMart est maintenant ouvert. Les cinéastes africains sont invités à saisir cette occasion comme moyen de promouvoir leurs projets, de rencontrer des experts et d’établir des réseaux avec des professionnels de l’industrie de partout dans le monde.
La date de clôture est le 15 février 2011. L’appel est ouverte aux :
* Projets avec un citoyen africain attaché à l’un des trois principaux rôles créatifs du producteur, réalisateur ou auteur. Preuve de citoyenneté africaine ou de naissance doit être fournie au moyen d’une copie certifiée conforme d’un passeport valide d’Afrique / acte de naissance ;
* Africains vivant dans la Diaspora, mais qui a encore ont la citoyenneté africaine ou preuve de naissance en Afrique.
* Projets avec un producteur attaché.
Pour plus d’informations sur la FilmMart de Durban et comment soumettre votre projet, veuillez visiter www.durbanfilmmart.com
Courriel : [email protected] ou [email protected]
L’appel pour soumettre des projets pour les 2nd Durban FilmMart est maintenant ouvert. Les cinéastes africains sont invités à saisir cette occasion comme moyen de promouvoir leurs projets, de rencontrer des experts et d’établir des réseaux avec des professionnels de l’industrie de partout dans le monde.
La date de clôture est le 15 février 2011. L’appel est ouverte aux :
* Projets avec un citoyen africain attaché à l’un des trois principaux rôles créatifs du producteur, réalisateur ou auteur. Preuve de citoyenneté africaine ou de naissance doit être fournie au moyen d’une copie certifiée conforme d’un passeport valide d’Afrique / acte de naissance ;
* Africains vivant dans la Diaspora, mais qui a encore ont la citoyenneté africaine ou preuve de naissance en Afrique.
* Projets avec un producteur attaché.
Pour plus d’informations sur la FilmMart de Durban et comment soumettre votre projet, veuillez visiter www.durbanfilmmart.com
Courriel : [email protected] ou [email protected]
English
The closing date for submissions is 15 February 2011.
The Durban FilmMart aims to:
* Raise the visibility of projects from the African Continent and create networking opportunities with potential co-producers and other industry partners.
* Facilitate funding for promising projects and accelerate financing of participating projects through transnational cooperation.
* Stimulate production of African content and promote international co-production opportunities.
* Encourage project collaboration between African Filmmakers.
* Act as a feeder stage for established co-production markets across the globe.
The Durban FilmMart has confirmed that its second edition will take place from 22-25 July 2011 during the 32nd Durban International Film Festival (21-31July).
This partnership project between the Durban Film Office and the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) provides film professionals from across Africa an opportunity to pitch projects to financiers, distributors and sales agents as well as participate in an exciting master-class and workshop programme.
The successful inaugural edition of Durban FilmMart hosted over 200 international producers, sales agents, distributors, financiers and funding organisations, who filled meeting lounges and seminar rooms over four days, attending meetings, project presentations and a series of master classes and workshops on latest trends in film finance, marketing, distribution and new media technologies.
Designed to create partnerships and further the development and production of African cinema, Durban FilmMart ultimately aims to raise the visibility of projects from the African continent, create networking opportunities with potential co-producers and other industry partners and act as a feeder stage for established co-production markets such as DFM’s official partner, CineMart, of the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
The organisers are now calling for project submissions for the 2nd Durban FilmMart 22 – 25 July 2011, offering filmmakers from the continent of Africa the opportunity to be selected to pitch projects in one-on-one meetings with potential investors within the Finance Forum segment of the programme. African film practitioners are encouraged to take this opportunity as a means of promoting their projects, meeting experts and networking with industry professionals from across the globe. The closing date for submissions is 15 February 2011.
Entry is open to:
– Projects with an African citizen attached to one of the three key creative roles of producer, director or writer. Proof of African citizenship or birth must be provided through a certified copy of a valid African passport/ birth certificate;
– Africans living in the Diaspora, but who still have African citizenship or have proof of birth in Africa;
– Projects with a producer attached.
For more information on the Durban FilmMart and how to submit your project please visit www.durbanfilmmart.com
For further enquires contact
email: [email protected] or [email protected]
* Raise the visibility of projects from the African Continent and create networking opportunities with potential co-producers and other industry partners.
* Facilitate funding for promising projects and accelerate financing of participating projects through transnational cooperation.
* Stimulate production of African content and promote international co-production opportunities.
* Encourage project collaboration between African Filmmakers.
* Act as a feeder stage for established co-production markets across the globe.
The Durban FilmMart has confirmed that its second edition will take place from 22-25 July 2011 during the 32nd Durban International Film Festival (21-31July).
This partnership project between the Durban Film Office and the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) provides film professionals from across Africa an opportunity to pitch projects to financiers, distributors and sales agents as well as participate in an exciting master-class and workshop programme.
The successful inaugural edition of Durban FilmMart hosted over 200 international producers, sales agents, distributors, financiers and funding organisations, who filled meeting lounges and seminar rooms over four days, attending meetings, project presentations and a series of master classes and workshops on latest trends in film finance, marketing, distribution and new media technologies.
Designed to create partnerships and further the development and production of African cinema, Durban FilmMart ultimately aims to raise the visibility of projects from the African continent, create networking opportunities with potential co-producers and other industry partners and act as a feeder stage for established co-production markets such as DFM’s official partner, CineMart, of the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
The organisers are now calling for project submissions for the 2nd Durban FilmMart 22 – 25 July 2011, offering filmmakers from the continent of Africa the opportunity to be selected to pitch projects in one-on-one meetings with potential investors within the Finance Forum segment of the programme. African film practitioners are encouraged to take this opportunity as a means of promoting their projects, meeting experts and networking with industry professionals from across the globe. The closing date for submissions is 15 February 2011.
Entry is open to:
– Projects with an African citizen attached to one of the three key creative roles of producer, director or writer. Proof of African citizenship or birth must be provided through a certified copy of a valid African passport/ birth certificate;
– Africans living in the Diaspora, but who still have African citizenship or have proof of birth in Africa;
– Projects with a producer attached.
For more information on the Durban FilmMart and how to submit your project please visit www.durbanfilmmart.com
For further enquires contact
email: [email protected] or [email protected]
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