IMZ goes Golden Prague from 27-30 September 2017
Join us in Prague for the International Television Festival Golden Prague!
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Prague will be transformed into a hotspot for the international television community this autumn as the Golden Prague Festival takes place from 27-30 September 2017 at New Stage National Theatre.
This festival presents an eclectic selection of the world’s best films in music, dance and theatre and gathers international industry representatives. Apart from the prestigious international competition is accompanied by a videolibrary, premiere screenings, special events and exclusive ceremonies.
The IMZ is happy to attend and to meet international market players at the Golden Prague Festival:
IMZ PROGRAMME SCHEDULE AT ITF GOLDEN PRAGUE
WED 27 Sept:
EBU-IMZ International Co-Production Development Pitching Session 2017
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THU 28 Sept:
Networking Lunch: 13:00-14:00, Cafeteria The New Stage National Theatre
Directorate Meeting: 15:00-17:00, FAMU Film and TV School
Board Meeting: 17:00-19:00, FAMU Film and TV School
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THU 28 Sept:
12:30-18:00, The New Stage National Theatre
FR 29 Sept:
09:30-18:30, The New Stage National Theatre
Learn more about the IMZ Academy “Re-Imagining Opera for the Digital Age”!
The IMZ looks forward to meeting you during the ITF Golden Prague!
Please get in contact with us at office@imz.at if you want to arrange a meeting!
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