Essential Legal Framework
In the age of limited resources and an abundance of content, co-productions are becoming increasingly crucial for the success of European films and series. Juggling a broad variety of complex issues on a daily basis before the pandemic, co-productions today face a whole new set of challenges. How will last year’s productions stops, closed theatres and changed distribution chains affect co-productions long-term? What are the learnings from the past year and how can co-producers implement these in their work going forward? How can companies along the value chain ensure the sustainable development of their businesses in volatile times?
EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION tackles these complex issues head-on. The workshop offers exclusive insights into the making of several recent European co-productions (feature films and drama series) as well as a comprehensive overview of the legal and financial elements of co-productions. Inside reports, hands-on tips and interactive learning will support participating professionals in handling the changing complexities of European co-productions successfully.
The workshop is open to professionals along the value chain working in the co-production of feature films and drama series. Participants will benefit from the experience of acclaimed European producers and leading experts in financing, production, sales and distribution. Various networking and group collaboration opportunities allow to connect with European colleagues and pave the way for new business opportunities.
| Datum | March 2-4, 2023 (excl. travel days) |
| Ort | Berlin, Germany |
| Format | On-site workshop |
| Zielgruppe | Film and TV professionals interested in co-production |
| Sprache | English |
| Preis | Early bird discount until January 23: 590 EUR (incl. meals, excl. accommodation) |
| Teilnahmezertifikat | Yes |
| Stipendien | Scholarships and discounts are available (details below) |
Workshop participation
Optional
EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION will take place on-site following an adequate hygiene concept adapted to the current regulations.
Please note that our Terms and Conditions still apply and costs will still occur in case of a cancellation due to an infection which prohibits your participation in the workshop. We also always encourage you to choose refundable or rebookable options when booking travels.
A short interview from 2020 with industry veteran Bernie Stampfer
In the summer of 2020, we spoke with Bernie Stampfer about orientation in these unsettled times, the changing role of cinema and future perspectives within the world of co-production. Bernie has 30+ years of industry experience, is a member of the European and German Film Academies and is once again the Head of Studies of European Co-Production.
Read the interview here.
A limited number of mostly partial scholarships is available for nationals of the following countries thanks to our Creative Europe - MEDIA funding: Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.
Participants from countries that are not part of European Union's MEDIA initiative may still be viable for a scholarship depending on their participation in the MEDIA strand. These countries include: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Iceland, Lichtenstein, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Republic of Serbia and Ukraine.
Please apply for a scholarship via this link until January 23 (end of day). Do not register for the workshop when applying for a scholarship.
We encourage all applicants to seek financial support with their national/regional funding bodies.
Company discounts: The second person from the same company is eligible for a discount of EUR 200 when booking at the same time and at the non-discounted rate. Please contact us to receive the discount code.
Please consider applying for funding in your home countries.
Please note: Discounts and scholarships are not combinable.
This eco-friendly hotel with a 24-hour reception is located near the renowned KaDeWe department store and Ku'damm shopping street in the west of Berlin city centre. The Messe Berlin exhibition grounds are only a 12-minute drive away.
The Scandic Berlin Kurfürstendamm features rooms decorated with contemporary furnishings. A flat-screen TV, refrigerator free WiFi come as standard. All rooms have charming city views.
The hotel’s inviting restaurant, "Friends Living Room", can be found in the conservatory, which serves rich buffet breakfasts, which include gluten-free, lactose-free and organic dishes. Dinner is also freshly prepared daily and guests can relax in the evening.
The meeting room on the exclusive 7th floor has a breathtaking view of City West.
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