NZFC Producer Market Assistance | Berlinale
The seventh Berlinale Co-Production Market will take place February 14-16, 2010, during the 60th Berlin Film Festival. Successful NZ applicants will be eligible for NZFC Producer Market Assistance to attend.
This programme is intended to assist producers with feature film projects in advanced development to attend Cannes, AFM and other key markets at which the Film Commission has a presence.
BERLINALE CO-PRODUCTION MARKET
The seventh Berlinale Co-Production Market will take place February 14-16, 2010, during the 60th Berlin Film Festival.
At the 2009 market, a total of 36 selected projects from 25 countries were presented. Industry professionals from more than 350 companies around the world attended and met in around 1000 prearranged individual meetings.
Project requirements:
• Feature-length fiction project intended for theatrical release.
• Suitable for international co-production and open for co-producers.
• full script available in English.
• Budget between 2 and 10 million euros.
• A minimum of 30% of the financing must have already been secured.
• The company must already have completed at least one international co-production.
More information and the submission form for the Co-Production Market can be accesed by following this link:
http://www.efm-berlinale.de/en/copromarket/participation/project_submission/project-submission.php
The deadline for project submissions is October 29.
Producers should apply directly to the Berlinale Co-Production Market.
Successful NZ applicants will be eligible for NZFC Producer Market Assistance to attend.
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Producers should apply directly to the Berlinale Co-Production Market.
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New Zealand Film CommissionThe NZFC provides loans and equity financing to New Zealand film-makers to assist in the development and production of feature films and short films being made in New Zealand. The Film Commission does not itself produce films. The Film Commission is also active in the sales and marketing of New Zealand films, and it assists with training and professional development within the industry.
