OPEN HOUSE
FREE PUBLIC SCREENING, PANELS & TALKS, MEET & GREETS, AND LIVE PITCH OF SEAFIC PROJECTS
NOV 3-5, 2018 Goethe-Institut / Alliance franÇaise Bangkok
www.seaficlab.com facebook.com/seaficlab INTRODUCTION
Are you a filmmaker with aspirations of making a feature film? Or you have made one or two films, but want to learn more about the art of scriptwriting and script editing, as well as inter- national co-productions and festivals? SEAFIC Open House welcomes you all.
SEAFIC Open House is a public event which, through free screenings, panels and talks, meet and greets, and live pitchings, introduces SEA- FIC's mission to develop filmmakers and producers from the region.
The idea behind Open House is akin to opening the campus of a university to visitors to come and know more about what goes on inside. From script editing, co-production and festival strategy, we cover important subjects which filmmakers could learn from. And filmmakers from the whole region and beyond are invited to come attend.
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SEAFIC (Southeast Asia Fiction Film Lab) is a pioneering non-profit script and development lab created for Southeast Asian filmmakers in order to strengthen the quality of feature-length fiction films from the region. Each year SEAFIC invites 1st, 2nd and 3rd-time filmmakers to work with a script consultant and international experts for 8 months to develop their projects. The parallel producers’ lab, called SEAFIC x PAS, is run jointly with Festival des 3 Conti- nents’ Produire au Sud. NOV 3 at the Goethe-Institut Screening Auditorium, 2nd oor SATURDAY
MEET AND GREETS 14.00 SEAFIC OPEN FAIR 60 MIN Due to limited capacity, prior registration is recommended. To register, please visit seaficlab.com/open-house-2018
Come meet some of the world’s leading labs, academies, funds, festivals and post-production houses! The new SEAFIC Open Fair, structured like a job or college fair, gives the opportunity to registered filmmakers to come and meet major organizations such as Produire au Sud, Locarno Open Doors, Purin Pictures, Busan Asian Film School, White Light Post and others. So come with your questions ready to ask them about your short films, feature films, or application possibilities!
Institutions and representatives attending currently include:
Ahn Jihye, Chief of Education Management Section at Busan Asian Film School
Sophie Bourdon, Head of Locarno Open Doors
Guillaume Mainguet, Head of Produire au Sud
Aditya Assarat, Co-director at Purin Pictures
Lee Chatametikool, Managing Partner at White Light Post
... and more! NOV 3 at the Goethe-Institut Screening Auditorium, 2nd oor SATURDAY
FREE SCREENING POSTCARDS FROM THE ZOO 16.30 15.0095 MIN DIR: EDWIN 94 MIN Indonesia/Germany/Hong Kong (2012) Festivals: Berlin Competition and Tribeca World Narrative Competition
This is a story of Lana. Her memories started 20 years ago, when her father abandoned her in the zoo. For 20 years, she was raised by animal trainers who also lived at the zoo. Over time, Lana forgets her father. One day, a handsome boy comes to the zoo. He is a charming street magician with many tricks, and Lana falls in love. She leaves the trainers and the zoo to wander the streets of Jakarta with her magician.
PANEL DEVELOPMENT AND FUNDING OF 18.30 POSTCARDS FROM THE ZOO 60 MIN WITH EDWIN (Director) MEISKE TAURISIA (Producer)
Director Edwin and producer Meiske Taurisia shall discuss the script develop- ment of POSTCARDS FROM THE ZOO at TorinoFilmLab and Sundance Lab, and how the film was pitched at Busan Asian Project Market and Cannes Atelier and was eventually financed as co-production between Indonesia, Germany and Hong Kong. NOV 4 at the Alliance francaise Bangkok
SUNDAY Screening Auditorium, 3rd oor
PANEL ON DEVELOPING OSCAR AND BERLIN 14.00 WINNING SCRIPTS OF A FANTASTIC WOMAN 60 MIN AND TOUCH ME NOT WITH FRANZ RODENKIRCHEN Script Tutor at SEAFIC and TorinoFilmLab
SEAFIC Script Consultant Franz Rodenkirch- en worked on the screenplay of Best Foreign Language Film Oscar winner A FANTASTIC WOMAN and Berlin Golden Bear winner TOUCH ME NOT. What was his method in working on these two very different projects? And how do projects such as these differ from those originating from Southeast Asia? moderated by Produire au Sud’s Guillaume Mainguet
PANEL A PERSPECTIVE ON SOUTHEAST 15.00 ASIAN CINEMA FROM EUROPEAN 60 MIN TV DISTRIBUTOR WITH MEINOLF ZURHORST Head of Film Department, ZDF/ARTE and co-producer on Lars Von Trier’s ANTICHRIST and Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s UNCLE BOONMEE WHO CAN RECALL HIS PAST LIVES
Germany’s public TV channel ZDF has helped finance films such as Apichatpong Weer- asethakul’s CEMETERY OF SPLENDOUR and Boo Junfeng’s APPRENTICE, as well as buying TV rights to Pen-ek Ratanaruang’s HEADSHOT, among others. How do they come on board film projects, what do they look for in terms of distribution, and how do they view Asian films in today’s market?
PANEL MASTERCLASS WITH CAROL AND BOYS 16.00 DON’T CRY PRODUCER CHRISTINE 60 MIN VACHON WITH CHRISTINE VACHON Producer of Oscar-nominated and Oscar-winning films CAROL, BOYS DON'T CRY, and FAR FROM HEAVEN.
Throughout her career, Christine Vachon has produced many works by 1st- and 2nd-time directors: Todd Haynes’ POISON, Todd Solondz’ HAPPINESS, Kimberly Pierce’s BOYS DON’T CRY, John Cameron Mitchell’s HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH, and most recently Brady Corbet’s VOX LUX. How does she work with them, and what makes her pick these filmmakers or projects to work with? FINAL PITCHINGSESSION FINAL PITCH To register, pleasevisitseaficlab.com/open-house-2018 Due tolimitedcapacity, priorregistration isrecommended. been indevelopmentatourlabforthepast8months! Come seethelivepitchoftheseSEAFICprojectsthathave what were someofhiscareer highlights? feature debuts. How doeshe curate, and Phuttipong Aroonpheng topitchtheir LeeChatametikooland Suwichakornpong, also inviteddirectors such asAnocha Kong-Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF), he foremost auteurs.As director of Hong decades, championedsomeofSEAsia’s FilmFestivalforthepasttwo International Jacob Wong, whocuratedforHongKong FILM FESTIVAL AND HAF CINEMA AT HONGKONGINTERNATIONAL 20 YEARS OFSOUTHEAST ASIAN PANEL Director oftheHongKong-AsiaFilmFinancingForum(HAF) WITH JACOBWONG moderated byfilmcriticKongRithdee SUNDAY at theAlliance francaise Bangkok Screening Auditorium, 3rd oor (Singapore) RAISING ABEAST RAISING CROCODILE TEARS AJOOMMA AH GIRL PROD: Tan SiEn DIR: HeShuming (Singapore) PROD: FranBorgia DIR: Ang Geck PROD: MandyMarahimin DIR: Tumpal Tampubolon STUDENT ARNOLD ISAMODEL (Thailand) (Indonesia) DIR: Xaisongkham Induangchanthy (Laos) PROD: DonsaronKovitvanitcha DIR: SorayosPrapapan NOV 4 18.30 17.00 75MIN 60 MIN SEAFIC STAFF
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Raymond Phathanavirangoon
MANAGING DIRECTOR Penwadee Nophaket Manont
SCRIPT CONSULTANT Franz Rodenkirchen
LAB MANAGER Komtouch Napattaloong
ADMINISTRATOR Sasikarn Ganmanee
CHIANG MAI TEAM Sutthirat Supaparinya Thawiphat Praengoen
VIDEO EDITOR Setthasiri Chanjaradpong
LEGAL Chakrit Parameedireklap SIAM International Legal Advisors Co., Ltd
ACCOUNTING SERVICE SM Business Law and Accounting Co., Ltd
SEAFIC OPEN HOUSE STAFF
ASSISTANT MANAGER Primrin Suarat
LOCATION COORDINATOR Rujirumpai Mongkol
HOSPITALITY COORDINATOR Soifa Saenkhamkon
JURY COORDINATOR Kamonpan Pakpised
PR COORDINATOR Niroth Ruencharoen Akkarin Virojsirawut
VIDEOGRAPHY & PHOTOGRAPHY Abhichon Rattanabhayon Watcharee Rattanakree SEAFIC OPEN HOUSE
NOV 3-5, 2018 Goethe-Institut / Alliance franÇaise Bangkok
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