Sunny Side of the Doc Calls for Entries
For 29 years, Sunny Side of the Doc has become a major international marketplace for documentary and specialist factual content across all platforms. Submit your production until 25 April 2018!
Each year, the 4-day event brings together broadcasters, decision makers, financing bodies, distributors, content creators and producers from around the world to sell or buy projects and programmes, and to find coproduction partners.
This edition takes place from 25-28 June 2018 in La Rochelle/France. Submission is open until 25 April 2018!
Through 6 highly coveted pitching sessions and targeted matchmaking, a selection of 36 projects in development or in production will be presented to 350 international decision-makers and have the chance to meet potential partners such as commissioning editors, buyers, producers and distributors.
Sunny Side of the Doc creates unique opportunities for all +2,000 professionals from 60 countries, to follow the latest industry trends, present 700 untold stories, make new connections and embrace interactive forms of storytelling including virtual reality, through a variety of high-level pitching sessions, panel discussions, networking activities and the added value of an exhibition space.
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