CALL FOR NEW edition of EUROPEAN TRAINING PROGRAMME EKRAN+ 2016 IS NOW OPEN
Press releases 06-10-2015EKRAN+, organized by Wajda Studio and Wajda School, is a training program focusing on the creative pre-production process based on shooting practice.
Deadline for applications is December 1st, 2015.
Participation in this program is free.
ZagrebDox Pro is inviting documentary film directors, scriptwriters, cinematographers and producers to apply for ZAGREBDOX PRO 2016.
WARSAW: EKRAN+, the training project organized by Wajda Studio and Wajda School has launched its call for applications for the 2016 edition. The deadline is 1 December 2015.
WARSAW: During the 31st Warsaw Film Festival (9-18 October), seven young critics will participate in the FIPRESCI Warsaw Critics Project, an initiative between WFF, FIPRESCI and Film New Europe. The young critics come from a range of backgrounds and from locations in Ukraine, Hungary, Lithuania, Russia and Poland.
Are you an assistant director or a line producer/production manager interested in improving your scheduling and budgeting skills at an international level, in learning from senior professionals, and in developing a European network?
The nominees for Silver Eye Awards have been announced. They will be judged by three juries for the seventh time in 2015.
ZAGREB: Croatian dramatic TV series Rest in Peace has been acquired by the Belgian Flemish Radio and Television (VRT). This is the first series developed by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre to be broadcast in Western Europe.
RIGA: Seven films will compete for the first time in the international competition of Riga International Film Festival (15-25 October 2015). It is a competition for films from countries connected by the Baltic Sea and there is no genre limit.
ZAGREB: Dalibor Matanić’s The High Sun was the most watched film of the past weekend in Croatian cinemas with admissions of 12,019.
BUCHAREST: White Carpathia, the fourth and final episode of the British TV series Wild Carpathia, will start shooting this week. Producer Charlie Ottley launched a crowdfunding campaing on Kickstarter.com hoping to get 67,387 EUR / 50,000 GBP by 30 September 2015 in order to cover the costs of shooting.
