Last chance to submit for the Sunny Side of the Doc + IMZ Pitching Session!
The deadline has been extended to 12 December. Pitch your project to a jury of renowned experts and get valuable connections + direct feedback on the spot!
Avant Première 2020 shines a special spotlight on performing arts documentaries and offers filmmakers the possibility to take their projects further.
The call is for documentary stories exploring any aspect of the performing arts – be it an artist’s portrait or a historical/genre specific documentary focusing on any music + dance content. We welcome proposals in development or production, that combine quality, originality and innovation, including native web creations and cross-platform storytelling.
You have got the unique chance to pitch to the jury formed by the following experts:
Emma Cahusac, Commissioning Editor for Arts, Music and Dance at BBC Music
Emelie de Jong, Head of Arts + Performing Arts at ARTE France
Gunny Hyoung, Executive Producer at EBS Korea
Kay Meseberg, Head of Mission Innovation at ARTE
Ana Vicente, Head of Sales at Dogwoof
Submit your projects before 12 December and get expert feedback + valuable connections to boost your production!
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