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PRESS RELEASE
Amsterdam, 30 September 2010
Doc Next – a new generation zooms in on Europe
The European Cultural Foundation (ECF) and IDFA present a new collaboration.
The European Cultural Foundation (ECF) and IDFA present Doc Next, a special programme within the renowned International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) 2010. Doc Next features short documentaries of young pro-amateur filmmakers, who use cheap media technologies to zoom in on different realities and peripheries in Europe.
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The European Cultural Foundation is an independent foundation based in the Netherlands that has been operating across Europe for nearly 60 years. Our guiding principles have us committed to the whole of Europe and its neighbouring regions but we do target our support to where it is most needed. We champion and transmit cultural exchange and new forms of artistic expression.
The Youth & Media Programme supports and shows creative media expression by young talented people in Europe. We seek to include the perspectives of a new generation of European documentary makers, and provide access where it is not evident. We are NOW looking for creative short documentaries. All productions will be part of a professional selection procedure at the renowned International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA, 18 – 28 November 2010 in Amsterdam).
What sort of videos fit in the scope of the programme?
We are looking for videos that:
If you're a European (EU or non-EU), aged between 18 and 35, and have something to say about how multilingualism affects the young Euro-generation, NISI MASA invites you to participate in their POLYGLOT video contest!
We are seeking works of maximum length 5 minutes, in two categories:
- Video Portraits (Documentaries on "My multilingualism") Do you speak different languages on a regular basis? Describe the linguistic environment you live in, and how it affects you personally.
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) 2010: The deadline for film entry is 1 August 2010 for documentaries completed after 1 April 2010.
For 2010, IDFA has decided to abandon the IDFA Competition for Short Documentary. However, this does not mean that IDFA will not screen films shorter than 30/45 minutes. Quite the contrary! IDFA still calls for great shorts.
Read more here
3 Trains, 24 Cities, 10920 km of railway
Istanbul Express: Exploring Multilingualism across Europe is a filmmaking workshop aiming to explore common issues about languages. Participants aged 18 - 30 will answer these questions in a stimulating atmosphere, far away from clichés and preconceived ideas. They will meet locals from stopover cities, travellers in the train. They will see the cultural differences with their own eyes during these long trips. Crossing the multiple borders and experiencing different linguistic situations first-hand may be the best way to understand them.
The target group of the Balkan Documentary Center Workshop is promising Balkan audio-visual professionals. The 2010 workshop is targeted at projects in early development currently establishing their strategies and structuring the idea of the film. The format is teams producer + writer or director. As an exception, directors in search for producers can also be selected. The workshop is conducted in English. Participants in the workshop should be professional filmmakers who have mainly worked in their home countries before and are looking to step on the international documentary market.
Breaking Ground (BG) is a platform for European student filmmakers. The goal is to give new talent the chance to present themselves and their work to the public and the film industry. As a platform, BG takes every opportunity to present European Student film. So, Breaking Ground pops up everywhere, when you expect it, or, when you don't.
Come see a selection of the best of Breaking Ground in different European countries, this summer:
4 – 7 July: Switzerland / Basel
8-10 July: Italy / Agorda
12-20 July: Croatia / Pula
21-26 July: Croatia / Rijeka
28- 3 Aug: Slovenia / Kranj
Animators Talent Camp strives to create an enjoyable and suitable atmosphere to allow participants to focus on their short animation film projects.
There will be preproduction period for elected projects in May and June. Project creators will have the opportunity to pitch and discuss their projects with panel and conference guests. The project creators will be able to take advice from scriptwriters and character designers. They will also be supported to work with storyboard artists.
In 2008 and 2009 the on-line and off-line platform for young videomakers in Europe called StrangerFestival got shaped by you. Many Strangers from many different places in Europe uploaded over 1650 videos, participated in more than 50 video-making workshops, and came to Amsterdam for live exchanges, screenings and learning. Together, we built a community of makers and lovers of videos across Europe. We are proud of the results.
No-one sees the world the way you do. The BBC wants to see things from your perspective - and create a unique picture of our lives today across the planet.
Young film-makers from across the country, many from disadvantaged and minority ethnic backgrounds, gathered at the glittering awards ceremony at Odeon Leicester Square for the First Light Awards 2010.
The winners of this year's two Routes Awards are Borka Pavi?evi?, the cultural activist and founding Director of Belgrade's Centre for Cultural Decontamination, and Stefan Kaegi, the internationally-acclaimed Swiss theatre-maker.
They will each receive their prize of €25,000 during the Awards' Ceremony on 26 January 2010 at the Royal Flemish Theatre (Koninklijke Vlaamse Schouwburg) in Brussels.
To keep in contact with other Stranger particpants or the StrangerFestival team, join our Facebook group.
StrangerFestival group on Facebook:
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StrangerFestival photostream on Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/1264703@N21/
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During the IDFA festival in Amsterdam (19 - 29 November) CJP (youth discount pass) and de Volkskrant (Dutch newspaper) organize together with IDFA a documentary workshop for people between 16 and 30 years old. The idea is to make a mini documentary using the `Kuleshov Effect`, by using already existing video material and giving it a new meaning. The workshop will be held in Dutch, so understanding the Dutch language is a must!
You can find all the videos made during StrangerAcademy here : http://www.strangerfestival.com/strangeracademy
Find here the list of videos made by all the StrangerFestival participants during the festival in Studio K, IRHE, NOWHERE and StayOkay, 13 - 17 October 2009.
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