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Industry@Tallinn &Baltic Event 2017 PROJECTS & PANELS 2017 INDUSTRY@TALLINN &BALTIC EVENT 2017 Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event Supporters and Partners European Union Investing European Regional in your future Development Fund Official Industry Accommodation Partner FILMNEWEUROPE.COM SINC E 199 4 STIIL TK OÜ CENTRAL STATION – ANTWERP VEERLE BAETENS – TABULA RASA © Bart Dewaele Want more film KOEN DE BOUW – THE PRIME MINISTER INSPIRING LOCATIONS © Bart Dewaele INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED TALENT industry insight? BEGUINAGE – BRUGES Register with Screen International © Maarten Vanden Abeele © Maarten Vanden © Bart Dewaele subs.screendaily.com/Register ROYAL GALLERIES – OSTEND MATTHIAS SCHOENAERTS – RACER AND THE JAILBIRD THIS IS FLANDERS ❯ Daily newsletters ❯ Breaking news alerts YOUR PARTNER IN CO-PRODUCTION AED STUDIOS TOP-NOTCH ANIMATION STUDIOS & POST-PRODUCTION ❯ Exclusive offers LILLY THE WITCH SAVES CHRISTMAS © Tomi Tuuliranta © Tomi HIGH-END FACILITIES PLOEY – YOU NEVER FLY ALONE I KILL GIANTS – GB • IE • BE 55 STEPS – DE • BE GALAXY HALL – GALAXY STUDIOS © Kris Dewitte OCCUPIED II – NO • BE EXPERIENCED IN INTERNATIONAL CO-PRODUCTIONS screenflanders.com FOLLOW US ON ECONOMIC FUND + FILM COMMISSION AD_ScreenFlanders_BALTIC_205x205.indd 2 06/11/2017 15:47 CENTRAL STATION – ANTWERP VEERLE BAETENS – TABULA RASA © Bart Dewaele Want more film KOEN DE BOUW – THE PRIME MINISTER INSPIRING LOCATIONS © Bart Dewaele INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED TALENT industry insight? BEGUINAGE – BRUGES Register with Screen International © Maarten Vanden Abeele © Maarten Vanden © Bart Dewaele subs.screendaily.com/Register ROYAL GALLERIES – OSTEND MATTHIAS SCHOENAERTS – RACER AND THE JAILBIRD THIS IS FLANDERS ❯ Daily newsletters ❯ Breaking news alerts YOUR PARTNER IN CO-PRODUCTION AED STUDIOS TOP-NOTCH ANIMATION STUDIOS & POST-PRODUCTION ❯ Exclusive offers LILLY THE WITCH SAVES CHRISTMAS © Tomi Tuuliranta © Tomi HIGH-END FACILITIES PLOEY – YOU NEVER FLY ALONE I KILL GIANTS – GB • IE • BE 55 STEPS – DE • BE GALAXY HALL – GALAXY STUDIOS © Kris Dewitte OCCUPIED II – NO • BE EXPERIENCED IN INTERNATIONAL CO-PRODUCTIONS screenflanders.com FOLLOW US ON ECONOMIC FUND + FILM COMMISSION AD_ScreenFlanders_BALTIC_205x205.indd 2 06/11/2017 15:47 Join & Connect Access Browse Showcase contacts & films festivals & markets your business Your perfect match Powered by Co-funded by the www.cinando.com European Union Contents Programme 8 Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event team 11 Baltic Event Co-Production Market Jury and Awards 13 Baltic Event Co-Production Market Projects 14 POWR Baltic Stories Exchange 54 Script Pool Tallinn 58 European Genre Forum 63 Works in Progress Jury and Awards 73 International Works in Progress 74 Baltic Event Works in Progress 86 Screenings Programme 96 Baltic Event Screenings / Market Screenings 100 Estonian EU Presidency Conference PICTURED FUTURES 106 Creative Gate 108 Storytek Forum 109 CE Media Lounge, B2B Doc Projects Pitch, Art Department Seminar 110 How to work with festivals, publicists, sales agents... 111 Focus on Flanders 112 Panel discussion with Confucius Institutes 114 Developing Your Film Festival 115 Talks on Marketing and New Technologies 116 Screen Stars Tallinn 118 Music Meets Film 121 7 Programme Thursday, November 23 A Lift 99 OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS 19:30 Tallinn Game Jam Film Fellowship 48-hour 09:30-17:20 Press Screenings hackathon Award Ceremony (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) A Lift 99 A Coca-Cola Plaza CLOSED SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS 09:00-18:00 Tallinn Game Jam Film Fellowship 48-hour hackathon Friday, November 24 A Lift 99 10:00-18:00 EGF Workshop OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS A Vega, Nordic Hotel Forum 09:00-16:00 Press Screenings (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) A Coca-Cola Plaza Monday, November 27 CLOSED SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS 18:00-20:30 European Genre Forum (EGF) Kickoff 09:00-16:45 Estonian EU Presidency Conference PICTURED A Storytek Hub FUTURES (with separate registration) 18:00 Tallinn Game Jam Film Fellowship A Cinema Kosmos, Pärnu mnt 45 48-hour hackathon kick off 09:00-16:50 Press Screenings A Lift 99 (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) A Coca-Cola Plaza 12:00-13:30 European Genre Forum Pitch Saturday, November 25 A Vega, Nordic Hotel Forum OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS CLOSED SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS 09:00-17:10 Press Screenings 10:00-17:00 POWR Baltic Stories Exchange workshop (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) A Cityside, Tallink City Hotel A Coca-Cola Plaza 10:00-12:00 EGF workshop A Vega, Nordic Hotel Forum CLOSED SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS 17:00-18:00 EGF closing session 09:00-18:00 Tallinn Game Jam Film Fellowship 48-hour hackathon A Lift 99 EVENING EVENTS 09:30-17:30 EGF Workshop 19:00-23:00 Estonian EU Presidency Audiovisual Conference A Vega, Nordic Hotel Forum Reception (with separate registration) A Estonian History Museum Maarjamäe castle, Pirita tee 56 Sunday, November 26 OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS Tuesday, November 28 09:00-23:30 Press Screenings (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS A Coca-Cola Plaza 09:00-16:30 Press Screenings 18:00 Tallinn Game Jam Film Fellowship 48-hour hackathon (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) Project Presentations A Coca-Cola Plaza 8 10:00-15:00 Art Department Seminar and Discussion: A Arcturus, Nordic Hotel Forum International Co-Production Projects and Travelling 12:00-12:45 Festival Promotion and Film Publicity the World for Film, keynote speaker Ulrich Hanisch by Thessa Mooij A Kultuurikatel A Arcturus, Nordic Hotel Forum 10:00-16:00 Estonian EU Presidency Conference PICTURED 13:00-13:45 Do’s and Don’t’s with Sales Agents FUTURES (with separate registration) by Marcin Łuczaj A Cinema Kosmos, Pärnu mnt 45 A Arcturus, Nordic Hotel Forum 11:30-13:00 B2B Doc Projects Pitch 14:00-16:00 International Works in Progress A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum A Screen 2, Coca-Cola Plaza 14:00-16:30 Screen Stars Tallinn, open panel discussion: 16:30-18:00 Panel discussion with Confucius Institutes: International film casting - How to Score the Accessing the Confucius Institute Network: Roles You Dream about The Baltics as Nexus for European and A Kultuurikatel Chinese Creative Collaboration A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum CLOSED SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS 09:30-11:30 Script Pool Tallinn, pitching training CLOSED SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS with Helene Granqvist 09:00-17:30 Script Pool Tallinn, one-on-one meetings A Altair, Nordic Hotel Forum with script doctor Norbert Maass 10:00-17:00 POWR Baltic Stories Exchange workshop A Altair, Nordic Hotel Forum A Cityside, Tallink City Hotel 10:00-12:00 Screen Stars Tallinn participants’ masterclass 10:15-13:15 Screen Stars Tallinn participants’ masterclass with Steven Bernstein with Steven Bernstein A Storytek Hub A Kultuurikatel 10:00-17:00 BE Co-Production Market 14:00-16:00 B2B Doc Projects One-on-One Meetings A Capella, Nordic Hotel Forum A Arcturus, Nordic Hotel Forum 11:30-13:30 POWR Meetings A Vega, Nordic Hotel Forum EVENING EVENTS 12:45-15:00 Screen Stars Tallinn participants’ brief 20:00-03:00 Black Nights Catwalk & Industry Opening Night and meeting with experts (invitation only) A Storytek Hub A Kultuurikatel, Põhja puiestee 27a 14:00-17:30 Script Pool Tallinn, pitching training with Helene Granqvist A Miitsar, Nordic Hotel Forum Wednesday, November 29 16:00-17:00 Screen Stars Tallinn participants’ press conference OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS A BNFF Press Centre 09:00-16:30 Storytek Forum (with tickets, see pg. 109 for detailed schedule) EVENING EVENTS A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum 18:00 Storytek Forum party 09:00-18:00 Industry & Press Screenings A Storytek Accelerator, Parda 6, 4th floor (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) 19:00-23:00 Gala Dinner (invitation only) A Coca-Cola Plaza A Balti Jaam, Toompuiestee 37 09:30-10:30 POWR Presentation A Arcturus, Nordic Hotel Forum 11:00-11:45 There is Always the Right Festival for Your Movie… by Nikolaj Nikitin 9 Thursday, November 30 Friday, December 1 OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS OPEN PANELS, PRESENTATIONS, SCREENINGS 09:30-17:05 Industry & Press Screenings 09:30-15:20 Industry & Press Screenings (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) (see pgs. 96-99 for detailed schedule) A Coca-Cola Plaza A Coca-Cola Plaza 10:00-12:00 Baltic Event Works in Progress 10:00-11:30 Find Your Way in the World of Online Distribution A Screen 2, Coca-Cola Plaza by Wendy Bernfeld 12:30-13:30 Anything is Possible – A Case Study of At Hostar A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum by Luka Marcetic 12:00-13:30 Is the Future of Film Virtual? - The Polish Case Study A Arcturus, Nordic Hotel Forum by Marcin Lunkiewicz 12:30-14:00 Script Pool Tallinn Pitch A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum 14:00-17:15 Music Meets Film. Talks and Composers’ Showcase 14:15-15:45 Film Marketing Explained by Vicky Miha (see pg. 121 for detailed schedule) and Philipp Hoffmann A Capella, Nordic Hotel Forum A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum 16:00-17:00 Focus on Flanders CLOSED SESSIONS, WORKSHOPS, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS A Sirius, Nordic Hotel Forum 10:00-13:00 BE Co-Production Market 16:00-17:30 Workshop: CE MEDIA Application as A Road Map A Capella, Nordic Hotel Forum for Your Project by Vicky Miha and Philipp Hoffmann 10:30-12:00 Music Meets Film. Mentoring Sessions (with pre-registration) A Arcturus, Altair, Miitsar, Nordic Hotel Forum A Vega, Nordic Hotel Forum 17:00-19:30 Music Meets Film. Opening and Talks
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