Exclusive Deals for IMZ Members at Upcoming Industry Events
The IMZ is taking part at three upcoming industry events, and we have secured exclusive benefits for our members!
- Bach 2 Future, taking place in Budapest from 13-14 June, is a conference that connects institutions and professionals, informing them about upcoming trends in the classical music field. The standard price for a two-day pass is €150, but as an IMZ member, you can get your pass at a special rate of €90 by selecting "special price" in the attendance section of the registration form.
- Sunny Side of the Doc, taking place in La Rochelle from 24-27 June, will bring together more than 2,000 participants from over 70 countries, including producers, directors and broadcasters. IMZ members enjoy exclusive rates on market passes (€435 instead of €540). Simply select the IMZ box during registration to benefit from the special rate.
Sunny Side of the Doc, will feature an IMZ booth, offering an excellent opportunity to showcase your newest productions. If you're interested in exhibiting promotional material at our stand, please reach out to, Leonie Bartels, at l.bartels@imz.at for further details.
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