Cineleaves Workshops
The connection between filmmakers, producers, distributors and broadcasters at the Innsbruck Nature Film Festival. Cineleaves Market offers a variety of opportunities for exchange, networking and the realisation of film projects. During the festival, experts provide advice in a personal and discreet atmosphere.
Launched as part of Innsbruck Nature Film Festival, this innovative initiative has its focus on forging links between film professionals. As part of the internationally established festival, CineLeaves Market will be a central event and benchmark for professionals in the sector.
Workshops and panels location: Innstrasse 35, 1 minute from Metropol Cinema.
Thursday, October 10, 2024:
11:00 – 13:00
Workshop: Mapping Your Film Market Strategy – moderated by Marika Kozlovska (@AKIfair, Innstraße 35)
This workshop on international film market strategy offers an in-depth exploration of the critical importance of planning and implementation for success in the global film industry. Participants will engage in mapping international film festivals and markets, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the various types of industry events and their specific roles. The workshop will provide actionable insights on how to build a tailored strategy that aligns with a company’s profile, project needs, and personal career goals. By the end, attendees will have the tools and knowledge to effectively navigate the competitive film landscape and maximize their opportunities for growth and recognition.
13:00 – 14:30 – Lunch break
14:30-16:00
Workshop 1 (6 people per table): Stories that Matter: Films that address environmental and social challenges (@AKIfair, Innstraße 35)
Different topics to discuss according to one’s own experience, in the end one representative per table illustrates in front of the audience the outcome of the discussion of one’s own table
3 tables, 1 topic per table:
– How can producers and directors address environmental and social challenges within their film, even if the film does not explicitly deal with these issues (moderated by Fatih Abay)
– How to finance and produce social and environmental impact films – what are the challenges? (moderated by Leonardo Barrile)
– What are the best sales and distribution strategies for this type of films? Marketing strategies and audience design for impact films (moderated by Claudia Bedogni)
16:00-16:30 – Coffee break
16:30-18:30
Workshop 2: Intersection of social and environmental sustainability within the European film industry – moderated by Fatih Abay (EFA) (@AKIfair, Innstraße 35)
This workshop aims to explore the intersection of social and environmental sustainability within the European film industry. Participants will explore the interconnectedness of these two critical areas and identify strategies to better integrate sustainable practices in film production. The workshop will provide a platform for collaborative discussion, sharing best practices, and developing actionable plans to enhance sustainability efforts across the industry. By focusing on both environmental impact and social responsibility, the workshop seeks to foster a holistic approach to sustainability in European filmmaking.
Objectives:
1. Understand the Intersection: Gain insights into how social and environmental sustainability intersect and influence each other in the context of the film industry.
2. Identify Challenges and Opportunities: Discuss the current challenges faced by the industry and explore opportunities for integrating sustainable practices.
3. Develop Actionable Strategies: Collaborate on creating practical strategies and solutions to promote sustainability in film production, considering both environmental impact and social equity.
Questions to Explore During the Workshop:
1. How can the European film industry balance the need for environmental sustainability with social responsibility, ensuring both areas are adequately addressed in production practices?
2. What are some successful examples of integrating social and environmental sustainability in film projects, and what lessons can be learned from these case studies?
3. What specific policies, frameworks, or guidelines should be implemented at the European level to support the integration of social and environmental sustainability in the film industry?
Friday, October 11, 2024:
10:00-12:00
Panel: Stories that Matter: Films that address environmental and social challenges – moderated by Mariëtte Rissenbeek (@AKIfair, Innstraße 35)
With Käte Schaeffer (Arsenal Filmverleih), Fatih Abay (European Film Academy), Luca Severi (Luca Severi Production Group Inc) & Claudia Bedogni (Satine Film)
How can filmmakers (directors, producers) be enabled to create stories that drive environmental and social change?
How to find the best balance between environmental needs (sustainable practices) and financial possibilities?