Industry Report: Produce - Co-Produce...
Co-production case studies and funding information
Venice 2023 – Venice Production Bridge
On the Lido, The Creatives take stock of their first workshops, call for unity and trust
VENICE 2023: The alliance’s activities have been beneficial to both writers and producers, with the former having had the chance to focus on honing their craft and not only on deliverables
Venice 2023 – Venice Production Bridge
At the Venice Production Bridge, Screens of Tomorrow unveils its three new sustainability and inclusion guides
VENICE 2023: During the event, the speakers agreed that true change must come about through awareness initiatives, policymaking and the mentoring of top decision makers
“Ukraine’s audiovisual and cultural industries are strong and resilient,” say panellists at Cannes NEXT
CANNES 2023: The talk explored how the global content, digital and creative sectors can contribute to Ukraine's goals, and surveyed the current state of the country’s cultural and creative industries
“Our public funds facilitate shoots and film-related training”
Carmen Julia García, Erika Chávez • Head of the Office for Image and Nation Branding Strategy, and manager of the Peruvian Directorate of Audiovisual, Sound Production and New Media
The two representatives of Peru, the guest country at MAFIZ, visited Málaga to strengthen ties with Europe and invite foreign crews to film in its diverse array of locations
“I believe we should support a wide range of projects and activities”
Peter Badač • Head, Slovak Audiovisual Fund
Cineuropa sat down with the new head of the public funding body, which aims to support and help develop audiovisual culture, in order to discuss his new plans and goals for the organisation
"A co-production is like a marriage: the more trust is built, the better the relationship works"
Corinna Marschall and Laurent Steiert • Director of MEDIA Desk Suisse, and Deputy Head of the Film Department at the Swiss Federal Office of Culture
Switzerland is implementing a new funding measure aimed at the co-development for minority co-productions
“The communal experience created a very positive and enriching network of colleagues”
Snezana van Houwelingen, Alejandra Mora • Mentor on and participant in the EWA mentoring programme
Cineuropa met two producers involved with the EWA mentoring programme, designed to provide coaching and visibility to women professionals
Black Nights 2022 – Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event
At Tallinn, Beta Film and ZDF Studios share their production and distribution challenges, and new joint-venture shows
The case-study panel zoomed in on how the two German companies turned from competitors into allies and began working together on ambitious new projects
Black Nights 2022 – Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event
At Industry@Tallinn, Belarusian independent filmmakers talk about the struggles of producing films and fighting for freedom
The speakers discussed their experiences in exile, how the government controls cinema and uses it as a propaganda tool, and their political battles
Black Nights 2022 – Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event
Ampere Analysis unveils trends in European co-production models, market shifts for streamers and broadcasters
In her presentation at Industry@Tallinn, analyst Lottie Towler focused on scripted commissions and provided an up-to-date market overview which may help European producers find co-production partners
Black Nights 2022 – Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event
Ampere Analysis' Lottie Towler unveils the latest trends in content production and streaming in a critical year for the global audiovisual industry
The analyst covered a variety of topics, including the effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the global box office, the new paths taken by VoD giants and the production landscape in the CEE region
"It’s always wise for the cinema world to worry about its future: that’s how it moves forward"
Gilles Sacuto • Producer and President, French Union of Independent Producers
The president of the French Union of Independent Producers dissected the state of the sector on the occasion of the ARP Film Meetings
At Nordisk Panorama’s Town Hall, the industry hopes for the best but expects the worst for the future of Nordic documentaries
While young filmmakers demand more support from streamers and broadcasters, the industry decision makers are split between envisioning a bright 2032 and a gloomy, ten-year winter
