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Call for Participants: Produce your own Festival TV!

Monday, February 6th, 2012

Kino5 is looking for young video journalists and filmmakers from Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Slovakia and Slovenia to create a TV show covering the CROSSING EUROPE Film Festival Linz / Austria, which takes place from 24th – 29th of April 2012.

The Austrian participants will be students of the University of Art and Industrial Design in Linz.

You could be one of six international and the six Austrian young people who meet in Linz to create this Festival TV programme. Ever wanted to be the host of a live TV show or do the live-editing behind the scenes? How about doing a report on a film you liked? You will have a chance to do what you’re good at, but also to experiment and try out new things.

In addition to you and the eleven other participants, there will be four young tutors from kino5 who will help you where needed and host mini-workshops on topics related to video and film journalism. Together we will decide on what to do: invite internationally renowned directors for the live show, discuss with the audience at the screenings, meet the artists in residence, etc…

CROSSING EUROPE Film Festival Linz is Austria’s second largest international film festival. Since 2004, CROSSING EUROPE has devoted its programme to idiosyncratic, contemporary and socio-political auteur cinema from Europe. Over the six days of the festival, CROSSING EUROPE offers international film and press representatives and guests of the film industry (nearly 700 accredited festival participants) and the local cinema audience a programme with approximately 150 outstanding, hand-picked films, documentaries and short films.

DORF TV is a user generated TV station in Linz that will be broadcasting the pre-recorded material and the live shows that we will create together. Production facilities as well as equipment will be provided by the University for Art and Industrial Design Linz.

This project is organised by kino5 – platform for independent filmmakers, member of NisiMasa – European network of young cinema, in cooperation with Art University Linz – Institute of Media Studies, ÖH University of Art Linz and CROSSING EUROPE. The festival will cover 75% of your travel costs to Linz and back, provide accommodation, equipment for shooting and editing and festival accreditations (including evening events). Aside from being productive, you will have the chance to watch films and enjoy the festival!

In order to apply, you must be fluent in English, have some experience either in filmmaking or journalism and fill out the form until the 9th of March. You should arrive in Linz on Monday, 23rd of April or Tuesday, 24th of April by 2pm latest and stay until Monday, 30th of April.

Seize your chance to create your own FestivalTV programme!

If you have any questions, mail at office@kino5.net. If you want to be part of the project you must be a resident of the countries mentioned above and over 18 years old.

Send us your application by filling out this form or go to www.kino5.net.

Call for EKRAN 2012 – one week left

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012

Call for Ekran 2012 organized by Wajda Studio and Wajda School is open now.

EKRAN (the Polish word for “screen”) is an international training program focusing on the creative pre-production process based on shooting practice. EKRAN focuses participants on exploring, identifying and refining the tone and visual language of film.

Deadline is January 31st, 2012. Participation in EKRAN is free.

WHAT IS “EKRAN”?

The European training programme EKRAN is a collaborative project between Wajda Studio and Wajda School, FOCAL (Switzerland), Austrian Film Institute (Austria), Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung GmbH (Germany), nordmedia GmbH (Germany) with support of Polish Film Institute, AGORA Foundation and MEDIA EU Programme.

EKRAN (the Polish word for “screen”) is an international training program focusing on the creative pre-production process based on shooting practice. EKRAN focuses participants on exploring, identifying and refining the tone and visual language of film.

As the creative pre-production process is based on teamwork, EKRAN includes each of the key creative roles in its training curriculum.  Every participating project is therefore represented by a Creative Team consisting of a director (or writer/director), a writer (or co-writer), a producer and, optionally, a director of photography.

EKRAN trains directors not only to develop each aspect of their Projects, but also to tighten the collaborative working process with the writer/co-writer, producer and DOP.

EKRAN is also a brilliant and unique opportunity for producers to develop their project using the most cost effective and creatively concentrated methods. EKRAN offers to participants a production component prepared in close collaboration with EAVE; one of the best programs for producers available in Europe.  The EKRAN training component for producers focuses on creative aspects of film production.

EKRAN aims at advancing participants’ treatments/scripts and producing two scenes from each script/ treatment.

The EKRAN process includes:
-Treatment and / or script development; group and individual work on scripts and / or treatments
- Preparation for shooting; casting, storyboard and individual consultancy with tutors
- Shooting; tutors’ directing consultancies
- Editing; tutors’ editing consultancies
- Evaluation; individual, group and tutor analysis of the produced scenes
- Pitching; individual and team presentation of participants’ projects
- Production and Marketing strategies; individual, group and tutor consultancy on participants’ projects

The creative team (director, screenwriter, and producer) are offered a choice of locations, actors and set design within the usual logistical and budgetary constraints.  EKRAN supports shooting with expertise and help from casting directors, set designers and production managers.

In order to ensure the best possible market opportunities, EKRAN will favor applicants with independent film projects with a strong personal vision.

More info: http://www.wajdastudio.com/en/news/nabor-na-ekran-2012

Call for participants: Stop motion animation workshop 11-18th March 2012 in Malmö, Sweden

Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

Nisi Masa Sweden is organizing a five-day stop motion animation workshop during BUFF – the International Children and Young People’s Film Festival in Malmö.

Nisi Masa will invite ten filmmakers from different countries as well as five filmmakers from Malmö, to form five teams. Each team will make a one-minute film aimed at a target audience between 7 & 12 years old.

Nisi Masa are looking for five directors who apply with a synopsis (max ½ page) for a 1-minute stop motion film aimed at the target audience. We are looking for strong visual stories, not dialogue-based.

Nisi Masa are also looking for five DOP’s and five sound designers. As Nisi Masa would like to have one person in each team with some experience of stop motion animation, please state in the application if you do.

The scripts will be developed in advance through Internet communication with a tutor and together with the team. The scripts have to be ready when participants arrive on the 11th of March.

Parallel with the script development, the teams will be working on developing the visual concept (characters and storyboard).

Nisi Masa are happy to present the tutors!

- Lotta Geffenblad, illustrator and animator, with over 20 years of experience and one of the leading animators in Sweden will be guiding and inspiring the participants’ work on character design in the preparation phase. Read more about Lotta here: http://zigzag.se/about/about-lotta/

- Janne Vierth, script writer, who has written for several of the most popular children’s programmes in Swedish Television will be guiding the participants during the script writing process and the editing. Read more about Janne here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2362231/

- Mikael Lindbom, animator and CEO at Dockhus Animation, with many years’ experience in stop motion animation and thorough knowledge of every step in the technical process, will be guiding the animation process during the week. Read more about Dockhus Animation here: http://www.dockhusanimation.com

About the theme

Animation is a concise and creative way to examine and understand the making of film. There is a shortage of films for children aged 7-12 and this workshop is a great way to get inspired and to learn the excitement in telling stories to kids.

Who can apply?

Filmmakers between 18 & 35 years old can apply.

European residents can apply. Applicants from non-European countries can apply but some respect might be paid, in the selection, to the costs of travel as there is a limited budget.

Practical details

You apply either as director, as DOP or as sound designer. If you are applying as director you should submit a synopsis, maximum ½ page, for the film you wish to make during the workshop. Preferably the films should be made to work internationally and therefore neutral in language. Use little or no dialogue or dialogue in made up language.

Editing and animation will be done in Dragon Frame 3.0 and experience is desirable but not required. Free trial software download is available at www.dragonframe.com

Participants will be put in teams of three, out of which one person will be a Malmö resident.

After the announcement of selected participants (in the beginning of February) participants will be expected to set aside a considerable amount of time for pre-production.

The workshop begins on Sunday evening with a cocktail and introduction. Then follows five days of production. The workshop ends on Saturday with a screening at one of the festival cinemas.

Each team will be equipped with a stop motion animation kit. There will be access to a sound proof room for sound recording. If you want to use your own camera and or lap top/software please state this in the application.

There is a participating fee of 50 Euros, which is to be paid in advance.

The fee includes:

Travel costs, including train fare between airport and Malmö C (Visa costs will not be covered)

Accommodation at a central hostel

Lunch and dinner Monday-Saturday

IMPORTANT: After having been selected for the workshop you will be asked to sign a distribution contract which in short means that all distribution rights will be given to Nisi Masa Sweden. This is to ensure that we will be able to make a DVD with all the films and distribute it to schools, libraries and festivals. Any awards that might be given to a film will still be attributed to the filmmakers.

Preliminary schedule

- 28 January: Application deadline.
- 1 February: Announcement of selected participants and division of teams
- 6 February: First report of teams’ planning process and first script draft to be emailed to tutor.
- 10 February: Feedback from tutor
- 14 February: Second script draft to be emailed to tutor.
- 17 February: Feedback from tutor.
- 22 February: Deadline for emailing final script and the teams’ material decision.
- 22 Feb-8 March: Continuous work with storyboard and characters.
- 8 March: Deadline for emailing final storyboard and character description.
- 11 March: Arrival in Malmö.
- 12 March: Workshop starts.
- 17 March: Public screening of the films.
- 18 March: Departure

Fill out the application form below and send it back to malmo@nisimasa.se before January 28th

Call for applications: Torino Film Lab – Interchange

Friday, December 9th, 2011

Interchange is a programme for teams of writer/director and producer from Europe or the Arab world working at a fiction feature film and film professionals interested in script editing training. The programme is also open to 3 trainee script consultants from the Arab world.

The Interchange 2012 call for applications is open, apply now!

Deadline for applications: March 4th, 2012.

The aim is to build cooperation between film professionals from Europe and the Arab countries (Algeria, Bahrain, Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen), selecting 12 teams of writer/director + producer and 3 Arab trainee script consultants, and bringing them together for 2 residential 5-day workshops, one in Torino at the end of May/beginning of June and one in Dubai in December.

The training is designed to match the needs of experienced professionals who want to develop their skills through concrete work on their projects – under the expert guidance of international tutors – and who are ready to share their ideas with colleagues and engage themselves in discussions in order to improve and increase their knowledge. The trainee script consultants will be trained as story editors working each on 4 of the 12 selected projects.

Interchange is run by TorinoFilmLab, the Dubai International Film Festival and EAVE and it is supported by MEDIA Mundus.

Who can apply?

Teams of writer/director and producer applying with a fiction feature film project: writers and producers must come from Europe or one of the listed Arab countries: Algeria, Bahrain, Comoros, Djibouti, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen.

The producer applicants should have a demonstrable track record of producing in their own country and perhaps internationally. This could include the production of feature films, documentaries, music videos, advertising.

European applicants must be able to demonstrate a clear relationship to or involvement with the countries indicated above and proposed projects should come from or be related to them.

Arab film professionals interested in story editing training: film professionals applying as story editors trainee must come from one of the above listed Arab countries, and have a good knowledge of Arabic.

The working language of all Interchange workshops and events is English; thus, a good knowledge of English is essential in order to participate.

How to apply?

Teams of writers/director and producer applying with a project need to send:
-application form A
-full Curriculum Vitae (all applicants)
-synopsis (1 page maximum/only for writers)
-treatment (10 page maximum/only for writers)
-letter of motivation for doing Interchange (1 page maximum/all applicants). For European projects, the producer should also explain in which way the project is related to the Arab countries which are part of the Interchange Programme.
-development/production timetable (for producers)
-detailed budget, incl. development budget (for producers)
-financing plan (Euro currency): please include detailed info about the funds in the country of origin, region of interest and their relevant deadline, and mark any funds already obtained (for producers)
-one previous short film or extract of previous materials, (not mandatory/only for writer-directors): the video must be uploaded by following the link: http://tfl.museotv.com and signing up. Only 1 video per applicant; showreels will not be accepted;

Film professionals applying as trainee script consultants need to send:
-application form B
-full Curriculum Vitae
-letter of motivation for doing Interchange (1 page maximum)

All applications have to be sent to interchange@torinofilmlab.it in English and PDF format.

Only entries with complete form and materials, in English and PDF format, will be accepted.

Participation cost
There is no entry fee.

TorinoFilmLab covers participants’ accommodation expenses (hotel and meals) during the workshops.

All the travel expenses during the programme have to be covered by the participants but will be reimbursed up to 1.000 Euro per team of writer and producer, up to 500 euro per trainee script consultant. The reimbursement concerns only the travel to/from the city, and not the local transportation in the city such as taxi, car rental or parking. In order to receive the refund the participants need to send all the original travel tickets to TorinoFilmLab office no later than December 20th, otherwise the reimbursement can not be guaranteed.

Workshops & on-line sessions

Participants’ activities take place across 6 months as follows:

May / June:  1st four-day residential workshop in Torino with tutors: development and pitching workshop with group sessions, lectures and case-studies

August – September: 1st online/Skype/e-mail development session with tutors: assessment, consulting, task-setting

October – November: 2nd online/Skype/e-mail development session with tutors: assessment, consulting, task-setting for writers/ directors/ producers

December:  2nd five-day residential workshop in Dubai: final script assessment, project advice, pitching training, producers’ coaching, case studies;
Pitching event and one-to-one meetings at Dubai Film Connection with film industry professionals from EU and Arab regions.

More details on Interchange events.

The training of writers/ filmmakers/ producers/story editors trainees will be carried out simultaneously in both workshops and the curriculum will be designed around two central concerns: project development and co-production strategies.

Participants will continue working online between the 2 workshops and will receive feedback on project development through a schedule of Skype/email consultations.

A head producer will supervise all 12 teams. Each team’s project will also be analysed in depth with supervision and guidance by 3 professional tutors working in smaller groups.

CineLink – Call for Entries

Friday, December 2nd, 2011

Sarajevo Film Festival is proud to once again announce that call for entries for filmmakers from Southeast Europe to participate in the CineLink Project Development Workshop and Co-Production Market is open from 1st of December, 2011.

Deadline for project submissions is 27th of February, 2012.

CineLink project, the backbone of the Sarajevo Film Festival’s Industry Section, is a development and financing platform for carefully selected local feature projects destined for European co-production.

With average conversion rate of its selected projects from development to production of over 60% in the past 9 years, CineLink grew into one of the most successful development and financing platforms in Europe. Selection and diversification in development are central to this success, while focus on local productions with international potential, emerging talent and contemporary cinematic language proved essential to the program’s raising profile in the film industry.

Most promising projects from Southeast Europe are selected every year by the selection committee focusing on authentic stories with international potential, emerging talent and modern cinematic language, for a series of tailor-made development workshops culminating in a financing event taking place during the last three days of the Sarajevo Film Festival (from the 11th to the 14th of July, 2012). This event, the CineLink Co-production Market, totals more than 500 participants from all spheres of the film business ready to network, discover talent, co-produce or commission new projects, while creating an annual hub for regional professionals and adding international industry relevance to the Festival.

CineLink is open for feature-length fiction film projects with potential for theatrical distribution, created by authors from Albania, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Malta, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, Turkey and UNMI Kosovo.

Selected projects compete for the CineLink awards:
- 30 000 EUR Eurimages CineLink award
- 10 000 EUR CNC CineLink award
- 6 000 EUR Arte International Relations CineLink award

Also, all selected projects compete for
- Living Pictures Service CineLink Award – in kind support up to 10.000 EUR
- 3 x Synchro Film Vienna CineLink Award – in kind support up to 2.500 EUR
- EAVE Scholarship

For further information:
CineLink Co-Production Market 2012

Call for Application: Kyoto Filmmakers Lab 2011

Monday, October 10th, 2011

Kyoto Filmmakers Lab 2011 is a filmmakers development camp for young filmmakers.

This program will provide the opportunity to meet outstanding filmmakers from both Japan and all over the world and the experience of samurai epic filmmaking. Kyoto Filmmakers Lab also aims to encourage Japanese filmmakers to participate educational programs in abroad. Kyoto Filmmakers Lab 2011 as the fourth holding this year will be the great opportunity for young filmmakers in the international trends of filmmaking rapidly changes.

Organizer:
Kyoto Filmmakers Lab organizing committee
[Kyoto Prefecture Government, Visul Industry Promotion Organization, The Museum of Kyoto, Toei Company, Ltd. Kyoto Movie Studios, Shochiku Kyoto Studio Co., Ltd.]

Special Supporter:
Directors’ Univ Co., Ltd.

Sponsor:
Kyoto Research Park Kyoto Machiya Studios

Submission Period:
September 1 to October 17, 2011

Program Period:
November 28 to December 1, 2011 <4days>
(Accomodation will be provided from November 25 if you wish to attend an epic film festival “HISTORICA”)

Venues:
Toei Studios Kyoto, Shochiku Kyoto Studios, The Museum of Kyoto

Number of Participants:
20 people

Application Outline

- Your sample of work must be either a short film or an abridged version of your work within THREE MINUTES in length and in English or with English subtitles.
(We do NOT accept any sample of work longer than THREE MINUTES.)

- They accept any nationality.

- You must be able to communicate in English.

- You are a film school graduate OR graduate in a film program OR you have a professional experience in a film, videogame or animation industry OR you have made a shot film.

- The field of work to be accepted : Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Grip. Editor, Sound mixer, Music composer, Animator, Game designer, VFX designer.

- You must be able to attend all 4 days program from November 28 to December 1, 2011 and stay together in a same hostel during the program.

- They do NOT accept team applications.

- You have never attended Kyoto Filmmakers Lab before.

- Participants will be selected by the juries consist of film directors and film specialists.

- Please see the details at the website.

Program Contents

- Hands-on “JIDAIGEKI”
It is a Hands-on training workshop of samurai epic filmmaking to make a 5 minutes length short film being shot in the open sets in Toei Studios Kyoto and Shochiku Kyoto Studios. Though out the workshop, participants will experience Kyoto’s traditional film assets include samurai epic film set, art direction, lighting and wardrobe as same as the equipments and facilities being used for feature films. This program is for filmmaker, game designer, animator or music composer as their professional level. All the participants will be required to take a role in either directional part or technical part for the samurai epic filmmaking workshop.

- Screenings and lectures of epic films and swords action lecture.

- Kyoto Film Pitching

More info:
www.kyotofilmmakerslab.com
www.facebook.com/kyotofilmmakerslab

Call for short film projects: EUROPEAN SHORT PITCH 2012

Thursday, October 6th, 2011

The deadline for our Call for Short Film Projects for the sixth edition of EUROPEAN SHORT PITCH is approaching!

If you would have any pending projects in their early stages, or scripts in need of support and a fresh point of view, don’t hesitate to apply. You still have 5 days to submit your short film project for consideration. An opportunity not to be missed!

European Short Pitch (ESP) is an initiative aimed at promoting the European coproduction of short films which combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency, an on-line session and a coproduction forum bringing together scriptwriters and industry professionals from all over Europe.

ESP 2012 comes along with several exciting new partnerships, including: the Luxembourg Film Fund, Maribor 2012 European Capital of Culture, and the Bristol Encounters Film Festival.

The main events of ESP 2012 are planned for the following dates/locations:
- Jury meeting for selection of the finalist projects at Bristol Encounters Film Festival (UK), 16th November 2011
- Scriptwriting workshop in Luxembourg City, 3rd to 8th January 2012
- Pitching and coproduction forum in Maribor (Slovenia), 2nd to 4th March 2012

ESP is for creative teams developing international short film projects. It is therefore open to writers, directors and producers. The author(s) of the script must be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date of the call and resident in the European Union or one of the following countries: Croatia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine.

You can find the detailed call and application form in attachment to this email and on the NISI MASA website.

The deadline is the 10th of October, before midnight!

Call for Applications: Berlinale Talent Campus #10

Monday, October 3rd, 2011

The Application for the Berlinale Talent Campus #10 and for the hands-on training programmes will close on October 5, 2011.

The 10th Berlinale Talent Campus will take place from February 11 – 16, 2012.

The Berlinale Talent Campus is a creative academy and networking platform for 350 up-and-coming filmmakers from all over the world.

The Berlinale Talent Campus lasts for six days and offers a huge variety of different programme elements for ACTORS • DIRECTORS • CINEMATOGRAPHERS • DISTRIBUTORS • EDITORS • FILM CRITICS • PRODUCERS • PRODUCTION DESIGNERS • SCREENWRITERS • SOUND DESIGNERS and COMPOSERS

CHANGING PERSPECTIVES

Getting out of your reality tunnel: the ability to see things from multiple perspectives is an essential skill when it comes to approaching today’s vibrant issues. It requires imagination and transforms change into an opportunity to improve one’s work. Emerging filmmakers will play an increasingly essential role in this film industry, where shifting paradigms strongly affect how films are presented and reach audiences. Changing perspectives is a process that requires active participation: sharing ideas and experiences, approaching filmmaking in a transdisciplinary way, getting inspired by visionary pioneers and being open to the unexpected along the way.

The Berlinale Talent Campus brings emerging talent and seasoned film professionals together and offers them a platform to refresh their views, discover new horizons, find fellow filmmaking collaborators and discuss new trends and developments in contemporary cinema and media.

(photo: David Ausserhofer)

BEFORE YOU START

Please take a moment to see if you meet the following criteria. You must be able to answer “yes” to all these questions to be eligible to apply:

- Are you fluent in English? (In particular, can you fill out the application in English and understand a lecture or discussion in English?)
- Do you work or study in the areas of screenwriting, documentary filmmaking, producing, directing, cinematography, acting, editing, film criticism, distribution, sound design, film music composition, art direction or production design?
- Have you worked on a short film that was awarded a prize OR Has your work been screened at an international film festival OR Have you worked on a film of at least 60 minutes in length OR Are you a film student in your final year or in a post-graduate programme?
- Will this be your first time at the Berlinale Talent Campus, or are you a Campus alumni that wishes to apply to the Talent Project Market?

If you can affirm all these questions, you are eligible to apply for the Berlinale Talent Campus.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

1) General application – obligatory for all applicants of the Berlinale Talent Campus #10 – download preview to the application questions

2) Hands-on training programmes application – applicants have the opportunity to fill in an additional application for one of the hands-on training programmes related to their field of work. The hands-on training programmes application is an additional application. The general application has to be completed and submitted first before applying for one of the hands-on programmes.

The hands-on training programmes of the Berlinale Talent Campus include:
- the Score Competition for score composers and sound designers
- the Campus Studio for directors, producers, cinematographers, and editors involved in post-production stage
- the Script Station for scriptwriters
- the Doc Station for documentary filmmakers
- the Talent Project Market for producers and directors
- the Talent Press for film critics
- and the Talent Actors Stage for actors.

More info: www.berlinale-talentcampus.de

Call for short film projects: European Short Pitch 2012 6th edition

Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

European Short Pitch (ESP) is an initiative aimed at promoting the European coproduction of short films which combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency, an on-line session and a coproduction forum bringing together scriptwriters and industry professionals from all over Europe.

ESP 2012 comes along with several exciting new partnerships, including: the Luxembourg Film Fund, Maribor 2012 European Capital of Culture, and the Bristol Encounters Film Festival.

The main events of ESP 2012 are planned for the following dates/locations:
- Jury meeting for selection of the finalist projects at Bristol Encounters Film Festival (UK), 16th November 2011
- Scriptwriting workshop in Luxembourg City, 3rd to 8th January 2012
- Pitching and coproduction forum in Maribor (Slovenia), 2nd to 4th March 2012

ESP is for creative teams developing international short film projects. It is therefore open to writers, directors and producers. The author(s) of the script must be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date of the call and resident in the European Union or one of the following countries: Croatia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine.

You can find the detailed call and application form in attachment to this email and on the NISI MASA website.

The deadline is the 10th of October, before midnight!

Call for Participants: Kino Kabaret Film Making Workshop

Monday, September 12th, 2011

The first international KINO KABARET PRAHA will be held in the capital of Czech Republic from September 27th to October 2nd, 2011.

The event welcomes all enthusiastic film makers  (directors, script writers, actors, cameramen, musicians, music composers, editors, boom operators, make-up artists, costume designers etc.) to join in for six days of fun and creativity. Make short films in three periods of 33 hours! If you don’t have time during the whole 6 days, you can apply only for a part of the workshop. Application deadline is on September 20, 2011.

More info.
Apply here: www.kinopraha.cz