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Meeting Point Vilnius 04 02–04 04 Programme 4 36 Months the Family Latvia Meeting Point Vilnius 04 02–04 04 Programme 4 36 Months The Family Latvia. Representatives: directors Lithuania, France. Representatives: Armands Začs & Liene Linde, producer director Austėja Urbaitė, producer Živilė Speakers 8 Guntis Trekteris, company – Ego Media Gallego, companies – Fralita Films, Aldabra Films Jury 10 Batrachomyomachia Germany, Poland. Representatives: The Flood Won’t Come director Kasia Hertz, company - DFFB Lithuania. Representatives: director Awards 11 Marat Sarksyan, producer Ieva Norvilienė, El Padre Medico company - Tremora Lithuania, Brazil. Representative: Coming Soon Projects 12 producer Paulius Juočeris, companies – The Last Bus Iron Cat, Lente Viva Filmes, Dansu Films Hungary. Representatives: directors Ballint Nagy, Nandor Lorincz, company – Industry Screening Schedule 32 Legacy M&M Films Romania. Representative: producer Oana Giurgiu, company – Hai Hui The Lions Heading Venice Talent Nest platform 36 Entertainment Albania, Italy, Czech Republic. Representatives: co-producer Sajmir Marygoround Bajo, producer Elkjana Gjipali, company – Team 41 Poland. Representative: director Daria EJF Production, Blue Hills Picture Woszek, companies – Jutrzenka Studio, Solopan, All Muses The Sailor Who is here 42 Slovakia. Representatives: director Lucia My Thoughts Are Silent Kasova, producer Nazarij Klujev, company Ukraine. Representatives: director - TOXPRO Antonio Lukich, producer Dmytro Sukhanov, company – Toy Cinema The Soviet Garden Moldova. Representative: director & Nova Lituania producer Dragos Turea, companies – Lithuania. Representatives: director Parmis Film Studio, Rova Film Karolis Kaupinis, producer Marija Razgutė, company – M-Films The Thrillseekers Belarus, Russia. Representatives: director Soviet Man Vlada Senkova, producer Larisa Oleinik, Latvia, Lithuania, Czech Republic. actors Alexander Lesko & Dmitry Oleinik, Representatives: director Ivo Briedis, companies – DOKA, Pervaja Kinovideo producer Elina Gedina-Ducena, Company companies – Mistrus Media, Monoklis, Frame Films Undergrown Portugal. Representative: director Marta Tarkovskij – Printed Time Ribeiro, company - Videolotion Russia, Italy, Sweden. Representative: producer Paolo Spina, companies – Klepatski Films, Revolver, Hobab Prod 2–4 April, 2019 2 Meeting Point Vilnius 3 Wednesday Speaker: Alan R. Milligan (White Rabbit) Organized in cooperation with Aspect Ratio and April 3 Cinemarket Moderator: Aistė Račaitytė (Vilnius In- Tuesday ternational Film Festival, Kino Pavasaris NDG / NATIONAL ART GALLERY 17:00 – 18:00 Distribution) (Konstitucijos av. 22) April 2 Speakers: Kristi Porila (MustKasi), Panel: Bridging the gap – European cinema Jevgeni Joks (BestFilm), 09:30 – 10:00 between festival and audience film Giedre Kriksciunaite (A-One) While some titles tend to be too audience- RADISSON BLU In cooperation with Creative Europe MEDIA Welcome speech friendly, others are too detached. Audience Offices in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia Algirdas Ramaska (Executive Director designers, marketing strategists and 15:30 – 16:10 of VIFF) influencers strive for the ultimate, innovative → SKYBAR link between the film and its audience. Is 18:00 – 19:30 Presentation: Introducing Lithuanian Tax everything just a question of advertising NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR BALTIC → SKYBAR Incentives: how great results leads to the strategy? What does the audience expect PROFESSIONALS: LIM & LES ARCS! upgrade of 30% from European cinema? And what about the Welcome cocktail The tax incentive scheme for film production balance between festival and audience film? Presentations: Co-hosted by Creative Europe MEDIA Offices in Lithuanian was introduced in 2014. Since Moderator: Bernd Buder (programme LIM: Lithuania is more in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia then it helped to attract foreign production director, FilmFestival Cottbus) LIM | Less is More the development script companies to shoot in Lithuania and it also Speakers: Andrė Balžekienė (Kino lab for limited budget features will be hosted became an important source of financing for teatras "Pasaka"), Alessandro Gropplero in Lithuania in 2020. In partnership with LFC. PARALLEL SESSIONS national films and co-productions. Lithuania (WEMW), Oana Giurgiu (Libra Film), Which opportunities for Lithuanians? as a shooting location and its film professio- Xavier Henry-Rashid (Film Republic) Speaker: Nayeem Mahbub, LIM 16:45 – 18:00 nals have drawn attention of companies such In cooperation with FilmFestival Cottbus, → NDG / NATIONAL ART GALLERY as BBC and HBO. Due to the positive impact connecting cottbus and the Medienboard Les Arcs Industry Village 2019 focus on (Konstitucijos av. 22) to the film industry as well as an overall Berlin-Brandenburg Finland & Baltic Countries Industry Screenings economy, the level of the incentive was in- In 2019, for its 11th edition, Les Arcs Film Fes- creased to 30% until 2023. Presentation will tival will focus on Finland & Baltic Countries. provide an overview of the new scheme. 18:00 – 19:30 What does it mean for professionals from 15:30 – 18:00 Speaker: Milda Vakarinaite (Lithuanian → SKYBAR the region? How to participate in this special → ZETA ROOM Film Centre) Networking Cocktail edition of the festival? Pitching preparation day Co-hosted by the FilmFestival Cottbus, connecting Speaker: Jérémy Zelnik, Les Arcs Indus- (closed session for selected projects) cottbus and the Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg try Village 10:00 – 13:00 PITCHING – COMING SOON 15:00 – 18:00 Moderator: Marta Balaga (Cineuropa) 21:30 16:30 – 18:00 → OMEGA ROOM → LOMBARDAS CLUB → SKYBAR Talents Nest: warm up & speed date (Smetonos str. 5) 13:00 – 14:30 Developing Your Film Festival launch party Panel: Recipe for survival: arthouse distri- Networking Lunch by the ICO bution practices in Baltics When 3000 admissions for an arthouse film are already considered a success, what RADISSON BLU PARALLEL SESSIONS could be the strategy to survive for Baltic distributors? And how the cooperation with 15:30 – 16:30 14:30 – 18:00 producers helps them to deepen the USP? → ZETA ROOM → NDG (Konstitucijos av. 22) Six case studies of films distributed in all Industry Screenings three states will draw on audience differenc- Masterclass: What can Blockchain do for es, marketing and exhibition strategies; the the film industry? 15:00 – 18:00 panel will question territory’s homogeneity What are the use cases for Blockchain in the → OMEGA ROOM and tackle points of collaboration rather than film industry - and does Blockchain alone Talents Nest: sessions & meeting with competition. solve our most important challenge? Decision Makers 2–4 April, 2019 4 Meeting Point Vilnius 5 15:30 – 19:00 19:00 – 20:30 → VERANDA → VILNIUS TOWN HALL Coming Soon One-to-one Meetings Award Ceremony 22:00 → HALES MARKET PLACE Thursday (Pylimo str. 58) April 4 Closing party RADISSON BLU PARALLEL SESSIONS RADISSON BLU HOTEL 09:30 – 10:45 → ZETA ROOM 09:00 – 10:30 → OMEGA ROOM Masterclass: Winning your audiences Talents Nest: coffee with Decision Makers Marketing movies in the connected world. Speaker: Daniel Gschaider (Gruvi) 09:30 – 13:00 → VERANDA Coming Soon One-to-one Meetings SHOOT IN LITHUANIA 11:30 – 13:00 → ZETA ROOM 11:00 – 12:00 From 2019 save up to 30% of your → OMEGA ROOM Panel: More than just a film festival Women in Baltic Film and Television Lithuanian production budget! With ever increasing cuts to arts funding and industries: empowerment through with the infinite amount of choices people mentoring and networking have in today’s society on how and where Curated by WIFT Lithuania (by invitation they spend their leisure time, how can film only) festivals continue to be sustainable, relevant and increase their audiences? On this panel three European film festivals talk about 12:00 – 13:00 how they have developed their business → OMEGA ROOM operations to expand into new areas such Producers Meet Producers as distribution, broadcasting, education, fran- (by invitation only) chising, how these activities are reaching new and larger audiences for film, and the all important power of building a trusted brand. 15:00 – 16:30 Moderator: David Sin (Independent → OMEGA ROOM Cinema Office) Talents Nest: wrap up session Speakers: Algirdas Ramaska (Vilnius International Film Festival), Marcin Pieńkowski (New Horizons) and Sofie 12:00 – 15:00 Bjerregaard (CPH PIX) → FORUM CINEMA VINGIS In partnership with Independent Cinema Office (Savanoriu av. 7) (ICO) Industry Screenings 13:00 – 14:30 Lunch 2–4 April, 2019 6 Meeting Point Vilnius 7 Jordan Mattos Daniel Cinemarket, Gschaider Marta Jérémy Aspect Ratio Gruvi Balaga Zelnik With over 5 years of experience in rights Gruvi VP Dan Gschaider lectures on Marketing Cineuropa Les Arcs Industry management and content acquisition, Movies in a Connected World to Filmmakers, MODERATOR Village Jordan creates tailored release strategies for Cinemas & Distributors. His main field of work Marta Bałaga is a film journalist based in- "Les Arcs Industry Village"Each year Les niche films, and establishes key relationships concerns Campaign ideas & execution, Data between Poland and Finland. She writes for Arcs Industry Village gathers in December with multi-platform partners. He has led Analytics and SEO & Social Media Strategies several international publications including in the Alps more than 500 participants from the licensing and distribution of over 50 with already more than 9 years of Digital Cineuropa, Episodi and Estonian newspaper all over Europe around a selection of about internationally award-winning films in the Marketing
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