East Silver
As part of the industry programme in Jihlava East Silver organizes for film professionals also unique informal breakfasts focused on certain countries and its co-production possibilities. Invted guests discuss all aspects of film funding and producing documentary films in selected countries. This year the main aim is on Slovakia, Austria and Poland.
Slovak Day
Programme of Slovak Day:
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
09:00 - 10:00 - Co-production Breakfast: Slovak Day
Guests: Peter Begányi (Piknik Pictures), Erik Panák (ARINA), Marek Mackovič, Peter Neveďal (Filmpark), Anabela Žigová (Inside Out Media Productions LLC), Marek Urban (Sentimentalfilm),Ivan Ostrochovský, Alexandra Strelková and Miro Ulman (Slovak Film Institute), Martin Šmatlák(Audiovisual Fund), Monika Mikušová (STV).
Open for: EEF/ES accreditation + Festival industry accreditation + Press
Where: Secondary Graphic Art School (Křížová 18)
14:00 - 15:00 - Case Study: Documentary Distribution - Cooking History (2008). A session hosted by Marta Lamperová and Jarmila Outratová (Czech Republic)
Open for: EEF/ES accreditation + Festival industry accreditation + Press
Where: Festival Center - Industry Screening Room (Komenského 10)
17:30 - 19:00 - Lecture: Slovak Documentary Film since the 1990s - A lecture by Ivan Ostrochovský (Slovakia) and Mária Ferenčuhová (Slovakia)
Open for: EEF/EOF participants + All types of accreditation
Where: Festival Center - Industry Screening Room (Komenského 10)
Slovak day is organized by East Silver in cooperation with Sentimentalfilm. The project is supported by Slovak Audiovisual Fund. For more information about the co-production panel please contact office@eastsilver.net
Austrian Day
Representatives of Austrian film institutions, production and distribution companies as well as filmmakers will introduce co-production and funding options available for documentary films in Austria.
The main goal of our co-production meetings is to make film students as well as established filmmakers familiar with various ways of funding and co-production available for documentary projects in different countries across Europe. Approx. ten selected experts, film professionals, funders and TV executives will discuss funding in Austrian documentary film, with a special focus on minority co-production. Representatives of Autlook Filmsales GmbH, Mischief Films, Vienna Film Fund, Austria Film Institute, Austrian Television Fund,Golden Girls Filmproduktion and others were addressed to participate in the panel. Commissioning editors from ORF, Austria's largest TV network, will also attend the East European Forum pitching session.
The programme of the Austrian Co-production Day will include a detailed inside look at contemporary Austrian documentary film. We will host a inspiring session with Michael Glawogger and Nikolaus Geyrhalter as well as a case study and industry screening of the Austrian co-production film David Wants to Fly, a tongue-in-cheek documentary debut by German director David Sieveking.
Programme of Austrian Day:
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 – Austrian Day
09:00 - 10:00 - Co-production Breakfast: Austrian Day
Open for: EEF/ES accreditation + Festival industry accreditation + Press
Where: Secondary Graphic Art School (Křížová 18)
Guests: Severin Moritzer (Vienna film fund), Andrea Hock (AutlookFilmsales), Nikolaus Geyrhalter (Nikolaus Geyrhalter filmproduction), Ralph Wieser (Mischief Films, After Image production), Michael Seeber (Golden Girls filmproduction), Johannes Rosenberger (Navigator Film), Brigitte Burger – Utzer (sixpack film) and honorary guest: Elisabeth Marinkovic (Austrian Culture Forum in Prague)
13:00 - 14:30 - Inspiring Session with Nikolaus Geyrhalter (Austria)
Open for: EEF/EOF participants + All types of accreditation
Where: Assembly Hall - Multimedia Art College (Březinovy sady 31)
17:30 - 19:00 - Inspiring Session with Michael Glawogger (Austria)
Open for: EEF/EOF participants + All types of accreditation
Where: Assembly Hall - Multimedia Art College (Březinovy sady 31)
Thursday, October 28, 2010
15:35 - 17:25 Case Study: Documentary film co-production – David Wants to Fly (2010). A session hosted by Johannes Rosenberger (Navigator Film, Austria)
Open for: EEF/ES accreditation + Festival industry accreditation + Press
Where: Festival Center - Industry Screening Room (Komenského 10)
The Austrian Co-production Day is organized by the Institute of Documentary Film and East Silver in cooperation with Autlook Filmsales GmbH. For more details please contactoffice@eastsilver.net.
Polish Day
Poland will be the last country featured in the Jihlava IDFF industry programme. Representatives of Polish film institutions, production and distribution companies as well as filmmakers will provide a survey of co-production and funding options available for documentary films in Poland.
Thursday, October 28, 2010 – Polish Day
09:00 - 10:00 - Co-production Breakfast: Polish Day
Open for: EEF/EOF participants + All types of accreditation
Where: Secondary Graphic Art School (Křížová 18)
Guests: Agnieszka Traczewska (Largo Film Studio), Marcin Malatynski (Łódź Film School),Miroslaw Debinski (Everest Film Studio), Tomasz Wolski (Kijora), Michalina Fabijanska (Munk Studio - Polish Filmmakers Association), Katarzyna Wilk (Krakow Film Foundation), Marta Golba(Andrzej Wajda Master School of Film Directing), Jacek Naglowski (Centrala), Pawel Lozinski,Kinga Galuszka (Polish Film Institute).
14:00 - 15:30 - Inspiring Session with Paweł Łoziński (Poland)
Open for: EEF/EOF participants + All types of accreditation
Where: Festival Center - Industry Screening Room (Komenského 10)
The Polish Co-production Day is organized by the Institute of Documentary Film and East Silver in cooperation with Krakow Film Foundation. For more details please contact office@eastsilver.net.
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