This new, corona-proof edition will take place in the form of a digital festival and has as baseline ‘CTRL ACT DELETE’, asking itself the following question: “How can the media and cultural sectors reinvent themselves today?”
The main results of the video conference of culture and audiovisual ministers that took place on December 1st, 2020.
Featuring panels and statues of Turma da Mônica, the exhibit illustrates how best to protect oneself from COVID-19.
The new Czech streaming service by the name of Dramox, presents some of the best theatre productions Czechia has to offer. In doing so, the platform aims to give back to the struggling industry, while providing Czech theatre goers with a much-needed fix, and maybe even bring over some new, younger fans.
The AFAC – Netflix Hardship Fund is an emergency relief fund that aims to support the film and TV community in Lebanon, primarily below-the-line crew, craftspeople, and freelancers who are facing economic hardship resulting from the disruption of normal life, halts in productions, and little to no opportunities in the industry.
A freeform discussion painting a doomsday scenario and its possible positive alternative – a vision-driven future for European film with, at its core, European co-productions and their visibility.
UNIC is collecting detailed information on the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak on the cinema industry across the 38 territories it represents.
In light of the ongoing covid restrictions in Ireland, the webinar will have a look at how independent cinemas aligned with the Europa Cinema network are coping with interrupted schedules and reduced audience numbers.
40 years of FERA: What makes a European Filmmaker in 2020?
The new IRIS Plus report.
Springboard is a series of webinars by Creative Europe Desk Munich presenting European training opportunities for the audiovisual industry.
The EFF will reflect on the challenges and opportunities faced by the European audiovisual industry in the context triggered by Covid-19.
The European Film Forum in Venice took place online and addressed what can be done to foster recovery and build resilience in the European audiovisual sector.
Join the Artist is the online platform that enables artists, practising any artistic discipline, to get in contact with their fans through DIY events, exhibitions and workshops, organized by the artists, on site or online.
A call to foster creation aimed at local cultural agents and artists so that they can continue carrying out their processes and research affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
CinEd, European Cinema Education for Youth is a European project for cinema education, co-funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe – MEDIA programme. Initiated and piloted by the Institut français, it is based on a consortium of 10 partners in 9 European countries.
An online event from June 12th to July 13th : watch films for free, from home.
It offers workshops and also collective and individual meetings with consultants and potential sponsors. The session will end with the Virtual Cannes Film Market Week. June 22-26 2020, during the online film market – Festival de Cannes.
Culturethèque offers major titles from the French press, comic strips, music albums, novels, essays on current themes (environmental issues, city-world & urban changes), self-study modules in French as a foreign language (FLE), books and comics for FLE learners (all levels), humanities articles, conferences, web documentaries and video games.
A new deal for European independent filmmaking.
FERA Statement – “Love in the Time of Corona”: Developing Health and Safety Guidelines on Set, a Directors’ Perspective
FERA held the internal webinar “Love in the time Of Corona”: Developing Health and Safety Guidelines on Set, a Directors’ Perspective on May 15 2020.
Ahead of the May 19, 2020 video conference, FERA calls on European Ministers of Culture to seek a coordinated response to the COVID-19 crisis affecting the cultural and creative sectors, and to consider a holistic approach in preserving the European audiovisual ecosystem.
The letter calls on the European Commissioner for Internal Market to regulate the tech giants; the signatories include Pedro Almodovar, Luc Dardenne, Costa Gavras and Cristian Mungiu.
In order to keep the networking spirit of the physical MEDIA stands and the sharing of good practices among stakeholders, MEDIA has decided to move its showcases online during the 2020 edition of the Marché du Film.
A call for applications in order to receive financial support.
MEDIA organises a digital public conference to discuss the current situation of the audiovisual industry and how to face the challenges post COVID-19.
VAUNET is the leading organisation for audiovisual media in Germany. The fields of business in which its 150 member companies operate are highly varied, ranging from TV and radio to internet and streaming offerings. VAUNET represents the interests of the commercial audiovisual industry, which is one of the largest business sectors in Germany. The aim of VAUNET trade association is to create acceptance for the economic concerns of audiovisual media and raise awareness of the major sociopolitical and cultural significance of this industry in the digital age.
The current situation puts many companies in an economic imbalance and especially smaller as well as local and regional offers are facing existential problems.
FSE brings together 26 screenwriters’ organisations from 21 European countries. It represents more than 7,500 professional screenwriters.
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